This is the 4 AutoLoad proms on the Computer automation Alpha LSI/2 minicomputer, from the board 73-53505, in bin format.
ic10 got another checksum first time i loaded it on the data I/O 22, no guarantee that they work. if you have the bin files with other checksum please contact me.
256 byte x 4 bits
- ic10 checksum 09D6 /proms/ic10.bin
- ic11 checksum 0AB1 /proms/ic11.bin
- ic12 checksum 0A7F /proms/ic12.bin
- ic13 checksum 068B /proms/ic13.bin
This is the code combined to 16 bits.
72f0 dc71 ef7a 8fb3
79ff d2ce cc76 dfec
ac76 dc76 4fb0 aef0
aef0 e7f0 b6f0 85f0
65f0 14f0 fffb ecf0
6af0 feef 7c76 5c76
8c70 002f dbec fc76
ec70 6bec 5cf1 acf4
d7bd fffb ace0 fffb
ff7f 8c70 bcf6 0bed
acf1 fffb ef7f ccf1
75ce ad7c 0edd dc71
baf0 df7f 8c70 8ace
6c76 8c70 6cf5 ece0
ef7a f3ce 7fdd 5cfb
6c7b ebf0 faef cbec
4cf0 6c6a abf0 dcfb
ec6a fc74 f2ee efdc
f74f fc75 8ace 82ce
fc74 8ce0 dc76 acf4
dcf6 dc74 cc72 dc77
7c76 7cf4 5cf2 6af0
5c76 fcf4 bc76 8c70
88ed 7bff 6f2f 80ec
ec70 9c76 fecf 9c74
b9b0 6af0 c8f0 d8f0
baf0 4df0 78f0 78f0
a8f0 dc77 dc77 7c66
7c72 aaf0 dc77 ac76
6af0 ec70 7fe3 38f0
ec70 9fe3 38f0 dc77
7c66 7c72 9c72 98f0
aaf0 acf1 3bfb 5bfb
4b6b b7f0 0bfb 6b6a
8ace 6b68 2b7b e6f0
6b6b 57f0 ff36 7def
87f0 3b7b 7df0 0ef0
acf1 b7fb 5f93 c729
c769 b77b c5f0 876b
66f0 876a 8ace 8768
ff36 7def 66f0 fe93
d72a caec 0ef0 feef
55f0 df93 acf1 dc76
bf93 cc76 aace bc76
38fb 386b e4f0 787a
dc93 7829 786a bace
efed 6df0 efbc cdf0
fffb ffb0 acf1 ff93
eb36 db36 8b36 9b31
8f93 fb36 cb36 fb93
ab36 ef93 bb36 fcff
fb4f 7729 776b 13f0
fa83 cb34 83fc 0093
6bb7 f3ce 8add 74f0
ac71 7fef bc71 fcff
bcf2 e77f d77f bc75
efed c77f 7def bc72
42f0 efdd b77f efdc
a77f ef7d 977f 00b3
7dce aa93 ff1f ff34
df79 bc76 ff34 ff0f
aaf3 60f0 bcf6 efed
877f efd3 2b7c efdd
777f acf1 eff0 91a8
Hi Hansi,
Thanks for the prom files and also the qcd tapes.
I have looked into the autoload roms, and they seem to be correct.
Running the QCD, AUT test on them verifies that the checksum is
indeed correct. There is one caveat though, the data outputs of the
ROMS on the option card are inverted. So, the logical data words in the ROMS are inverted logically. So, in order to interpret the opcodes of
the listed hexcodes here, they need to be inverted first.
/Cheers Johan