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From: Mandel@BCO-MULTICS.ARPA (Mark Mandel)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: transferring dump to Atari ST IIe emulator
Message-ID: <880104194135.189434@BCO-MULTICS.ARPA>
Date: 4 Jan 88 19:41:00 GMT
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Organization: The ARPA Internet
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*  Another user on a bbs where I run the Apple section asked me this (I
   have cleaned up his spelling and punctuation, where I could):

Could someone please upload a memory dump of locations $d000 to $ffff.
The format is a 6 byte header containing $ff,$ff,start address,end
address,the binary data.

*  When I asked for more details, he said:

Well, I have an Apple II emulator for the Atari ST and the docs say to
tranfer a dump generated by the Apple monitor and it must be in the
format on the screen; I have a program to convert that to a binary
file.  As for the type of machine, just Apple II is mentioned.  The
docs also say the address for the file is locations $d000 to $ffff in
the format $ff,$ff,start(lo),(hi),end(lo),(hi) followed by the actual
binary data.  The docs imply that BASIC is in the memory dump somewhere
so it's probably a good idea to have everything in before dumping.  I
was hoping to get a memory dump of the entire memory but file would be
too unwieldy.  The program is APPLEII.ARC in the Atari 16-bit section
[of our BBS].

*  I can't make much sense of this -- I'm no wizard or even Apple
   specialist -- but I'm not sure he can even do what he's trying to do in
   an emulator on a different machine (Atari ST).  Help, anyone?