Memory check utility

[BarryN]

I was looking for a utility that would show me how the memory was configured on a ZX81 or TS1000. I found a few but they had issues or didn't provide the detail I wanted so I wrote one in ZX BASIC. Unfortunately it does not run on a 1k machine but it should run on any ZX81 or TS1000 with at least 2k present.

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[DrVenkman]

Bumping this post because, as "new again" ZX81/TS1000 owner, this program was very useful for me. In the last few weeks I've been upgrading and repairing/restoring a US-market ZX81 complete with vLA81 and internal 32K mod. In the last week, I also acquired a Timex Sinclair 1000 + Memopak 16K expansion, which is working but without a good way to check the memory.

Today I used this program to verify the 32K upgrade on the ZX81, and then to verify the 16K memory pack on the TS1000. Works a treat!

[siggi]

Olli also wrote a SYSINFO program to check for ram/rom, M1!-circuit (M/C above 32K) and ethernet chip:

https://forum.tlienhard.com/phpBB3/view ... 6150#p6150

Siggi

[BarryN]

Olli also wrote a SYSINFO program to check for ram/rom, M1!-circuit (M/C above 32K) and ethernet chip:

https://forum.tlienhard.com/phpBB3/view ... 6150#p6150

Siggi

Nice, thanks for the link. Is the source code available? What was this written in/with? ZCC? Assembler?

[siggi]

Olli did not publish the source.

[Oliver]

Hi, the source (for use with TASM) had not been published because of its quick-and-dirty style. Anyway. Please find it attached for your disposal.

SYSINFO.zip

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Greetings, Oliver

[nollkolltroll]

Hi, the source (for use with TASM) had not been published because of its quick-and-dirty style. Anyway. Please find it attached for your disposal.

Unfortunately, the zip includes only the binary file, not any source. Would it be possible to get any source?