ROMLOAD
Inspired by Sean Young's SCROM, ROMLOAD started as a fairly simple tool to load and execute a ROM in a Konami Sound Cartridge like Snatcher and SD-Snatcher. It supports Konami Sound Cartridges which are expanded to 128 kB RAM which allows loading ROM images up to 1MegaROM to be loaded, and with an ESE-SCC (which can have up to 512 kB RAM) up to 4MegaROM ROM images can be loaded
- full MSX-DOS2 support
- after load
- reset MSX
- start ROM image (also disk-enabled)
- on-the-fly conversions from
- Konami without SCC
- ASCII 8 kB
- ASCII 16 kB
- Super Lode Runner
- Cross Blaim
- MSX-DOS2 Kernel
- on-the-fly patching of
- system language
- system version
- manual patching
- special support for
- Page 0 ROM images
- BASIC in ROM
- disabling ROM images
- changing of CPU settings
- changing CPU speed on Ciel MSX2+
- changing CPU speed on MSX2+
- changing CPU mode on MSXturboR
- second Konami cartridge
- boot ROM image with SCC-I mode
- ESE-SCC support with up to 512 kB
- ignore detection of a Sound Cartridge or ESE-SCC in a slot
- loading a ROM image even though it wouldn't fit
- second usage format which fits on a WIDTH 80 screen
(keeps the detected slot visible)
Planned features include:
- user interface
- screen width 40
- disk browser
- CPU selector
- support for other cartridges like
- LPE FlashG
- MegaFlashROM
- MegaRAM
- Zemmix Boxes
- support to fetch conversion options
- SRAM support
- extra on-the-fly conversions like
- Korean special mappers
News
27 June 2008 - Released version 1.99u!
This version contains the fixes
in the IPS patch of v1.99t, supports ESE-SCC up to 512 kB of RAM, added reformatted usage
for WIDTH 80 and more!
4 December 2006 - Released version 1.99t!
This version runs Cross Blaim,
fixes a bug in the Super Lode Runner implementation which caused the correct dump of
the game not to run and more!
22 November 2006 - ROMLOAD has become a TNI product.
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ROMLOAD version 1.99uROMLOAD version 1.99t
ROMLOAD version 1.99s
ROMLOAD is written by Albert Beevendorp, © 1997/2001-2008 by The New Image
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