Thanks, Ray! Will definitely add this to the toolbag, along with all the other great utilities that folks to be turning up these days. We're going to need to have a directory for them all before too long...
--Tom
On Monday, January 22, 2018 at 2:35:13 AM UTC, Ray Arachelian wrote:
So this is going to be completely useless to 99% of the folks on this list.
As of just now, I've released a previously unreleased tool I've written
back around 2006 called nanoBug. It's available here:
https://github.com/rayarachelian/nanoBug
It's a very tiny debugger that works only over the serial port of a
Lisa. It fits into a single 512 byte sector, so it doesn't need a boot
block.
I used this to run experiments on physical Lisae, such as to exfiltrate
ROMs and the serial number (which is stored in the video state ROM)
during the time I was writing LisaEm. It was a fun little project way
back when.
There's other assorted left over crap along for the ride such as test
code and such that I used and an xmodem implementation.