From: msmcdoug@no.spam.iinet   
      
   Mark McDougall wrote:   
      
   > The other thing I tried just the other night with HEADON/CMD (hi   
   > turnkit!) was use the CMDDUMP program written by Tim Mann to extract a   
   > raw binary from a CMD file. That initially *appeared* OK, but after   
   > starting to disassemble it, it became apparent that later addresses had   
   > been shifted by one or more bytes!!! Weird! The game ran OK in an   
   > emulator, so I was in the process of transferring it to a disk image I   
   > could dump in MESS - I suspect a bug in CMDDUMP??? When I get the chance   
   > I'll confirm...   
      
   Found the problem. I re-compiled the linux source under windows, and the   
   code that is writing the binary dump output is using putc and (under   
   windows) inserting carriage-returns after $0A... which explains the   
   occasional offset...   
      
   Actually I'm surprised HEADON runs under M3 at all... admittedly I've only   
   scratched the surface of the disassembly, but it's checking $37E0 for the   
   RTC interrupt...   
      
   Regards,   
      
   --   
   |              Mark McDougall                | "Electrical Engineers do it   
   |     |   with less resistance!"   
      
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