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Only one bank can be active at a time, so the only RAM you can run the code from is the same bank that you're trying to load code into. Slight chicken-and-egg p
by makomk 9y ago
Only one bank can be active at a time, so the only RAM you can run the code from is the same bank that you're trying to load code into. Slight chicken-and-egg problem.
- jacquesm 9y agoNo, that's not how these systems work. The bank switched RAM is switched in banks of 16K, so you can keep 48K 'constant' while the other 16K is switched as a window in the 256K.