firebirdta84
Experienced Member
The time has come for me to teach myself how to disassemble a 30-year old 68k program...the AT&T UNIX PC's verbose bootloader: s4load.verbose
I can see that it has been done before, at least partially, by Phil Pemberton, when he was working on his 3b1 emulator project. He posts on the comp.sys.3b1 newsgroup a few years ago:
http://bit.ly/1vhysb5
He is using the exact same file that I am trying to break down: s4load.verbose
How did he extract this code, and what tool(s) did he use?
I've reached out to Phil through all the methods I can find, but with no response as of yet.
I've asked this question on the EASy68k.com forum, with no response, and even downloaded and played with EASy68k. Of course, it won't open these files.
Any pointers?
My end goal is to learn to do what I know at least some others have done here, and use that acquired skill set to do a similar disassembly on the MightyFrame bootloader: loader14cust
Thanks again for sharing your knowledge, everyone.
-AJ
http://MightyFrame.com
I can see that it has been done before, at least partially, by Phil Pemberton, when he was working on his 3b1 emulator project. He posts on the comp.sys.3b1 newsgroup a few years ago:
http://bit.ly/1vhysb5
He is using the exact same file that I am trying to break down: s4load.verbose
How did he extract this code, and what tool(s) did he use?
I've reached out to Phil through all the methods I can find, but with no response as of yet.
I've asked this question on the EASy68k.com forum, with no response, and even downloaded and played with EASy68k. Of course, it won't open these files.
Any pointers?
My end goal is to learn to do what I know at least some others have done here, and use that acquired skill set to do a similar disassembly on the MightyFrame bootloader: loader14cust
Thanks again for sharing your knowledge, everyone.
-AJ
http://MightyFrame.com