I'm not sure I totally follow you. Are you saying you could burn it to an
EPROM and then redump it to bin format to convert it. Or do you have a
program that handles a straight (sort of) conversion?
Thanks,
Mitch
Msorman@xxxxxxx
http://atari7800.atari.org
gamer@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:
> Those aren't Intel hex files, but rather Motorola S-records, a method of
> storing binary files in ascii format.
>
> If you do a search on hotbot for Motorola S-records, you'll come up with
> some information on the file format, and some links to unix code for
> dealing with them.
>
> Otherwise most eprom programmer utilities can read S-records and convert
> them to binary files. (My particular one required me to strip out all of
> the leading spaces contained in these files, as well as the non-S lines,
> but I'm sure others are more robust.)
>
> However, even after converting them to .bin files, it's obvious a lot of
> work needs to be done. They span address space from 0x4000 to 0x7BFFF,
> with lots of garbage in there, probably something with bankswitching/cart
> RAM but I'll leave that for people more familiar with 7800 cart
> details. You can compare his Ace of Aces to the version floating around
to
> see what I mean.
>
> Chad
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