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Code for overwrite robobuilder RBC serial code using BASIC

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Code for overwrite robobuilder RBC serial code using BASIC

Post by Lonelucifer » Thu Nov 11, 2010 9:19 am

Post by Lonelucifer
Thu Nov 11, 2010 9:19 am

Hi
Currently i'm facing a problem that serial number corruption, I saw one of thread knowing that serial code can be rewrite using BASIC. I'm using putty to operate it and tried to overwrite the code, but I dont quite understand the command for BASIC and dunno how to rewrite the serial number. Can someone teach me how to do it?

Thanks
Hi
Currently i'm facing a problem that serial number corruption, I saw one of thread knowing that serial code can be rewrite using BASIC. I'm using putty to operate it and tried to overwrite the code, but I dont quite understand the command for BASIC and dunno how to rewrite the serial number. Can someone teach me how to do it?

Thanks
Lonelucifer
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Post by l3v3rz » Thu Nov 11, 2010 2:26 pm

Post by l3v3rz
Thu Nov 11, 2010 2:26 pm

Hi,

The serial number is located in ROM locations 1-13 .

To read a ROM location use PRINT $ROM(x) and to write a ROM location use POKE x,y where is x is location and Y the value to be written.

The manual is wrong and needs updating :(

So if your serial number is 123... then the code you want is
POKE 1,49
POKE 2,50
POKE 3,51
...
Hi,

The serial number is located in ROM locations 1-13 .

To read a ROM location use PRINT $ROM(x) and to write a ROM location use POKE x,y where is x is location and Y the value to be written.

The manual is wrong and needs updating :(

So if your serial number is 123... then the code you want is
POKE 1,49
POKE 2,50
POKE 3,51
...
l3v3rz
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Post by Lonelucifer » Tue Nov 16, 2010 2:58 am

Post by Lonelucifer
Tue Nov 16, 2010 2:58 am

Sorry for the late reply, been busy lately.

Thx a lot, l3v3rz, it works well, now I dont have to worry about S/N corrupt problem now.
Sorry for the late reply, been busy lately.

Thx a lot, l3v3rz, it works well, now I dont have to worry about S/N corrupt problem now.
Lonelucifer
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