Re:ZX Spectrum at 40: a look back
by razzio on Saturday February 19, 2022 @12:18PM
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This is exactly what I did.
I made the ROM writable by soldering a CMOS ram chip across the ROM (was it 16KB?) and any write to the ROM would end up in the RAM. A switch selected either the ROM or RAM to read from. On startup simply copy the ROM to the RAM and flip the switch.
From there on you can read/write the original ROM and modify it to your hearts content.
I made the ROM writable by soldering a CMOS ram chip across the ROM (was it 16KB?) and any write to the ROM would end up in the RAM. A switch selected either the ROM or RAM to read from. On startup simply copy the ROM to the RAM and flip the switch.
From there on you can read/write the original ROM and modify it to your hearts content.