Chameleon Menu System
6.6.3. Converting values
To convert values just type them on a line and press return – it will then be shown in hexadecimal,
binary and decimal notation.
6.6.4. Commands
*
Switches to bank 0 (C64 memory), and toggles between ROM and RAM mapping.
@
DOS wedge. A single
@
shows the device number and status of the currently active device
@$
shows the directory of the active device.
@<device>
changes the active device, where
0 represents the SD-card.
@<command>
sends a regular CBM DOS command, where the
SD-card device can be used with the following:
i
i
nitialize
(re) initialize the SD-card
cd
c
hange
d
irectory
Change active working directory
$
A single
$
shows the directory of the current device
assemble <addr>
enter assembly code
bank <addr>
set upper 9 bits of memory address.
compare <start> <limit> <dest>
Compare command, compare block from start to limit with block at dest
disassemble <addr>
show disassembly
fill <start> <limit> <byte1> [<byte2> ...]
Fill an address range with a byte pattern
go <addr>
Start program on given address. If parameter is omitted use freezer address.
hunt <start> <limit> <byte1> [<byte2> ...]
Search for byte(s) in an address range
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