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In article <178@mango.athertn.Atherton.COM>, ericb@athertn.Atherton.COM (Eric Black) writes:
> In article <> jbn@glacier.STANFORD.EDU (John B. Nagle) writes:
> >
> >     I need to generate ROMable code for an embedded 68010-like machine.
> >Are there any programs available for the Amiga that will help with this?
> 
> There is a set of programs on Fish disk #26 (I believe; I'm not sure
> which one), which take Amiga load files and "de-hunk" them to
> create ROM-able download files.  There is a utility to create the S-records
> that many PROM-bombers understand.
> 
> If you can't get hold of the correct Fish disk (I think it's #26, but
> I'm not sure), I can mail you the code, since I am the author.
> 
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Eric,
     Could you please mail the code you mentioned.  I'm building a 68000
based system, and that program would save me alot of time.  I had started
looking into writing my own, but it looked like a nightmare I didn't want
to deal with.

Thanks.

Rich Champeaux
Clemson University

P.S.  I tried to mail this to you, but unless I know the exact path to route
my mail through, all of my mail is returned with "Host Unknown".  This makes
it difficult to use vnews or mail to reply to sender.  However, appearently
no one else has such problems when they send mail to me.

P.P.S.  It seems that eventhough my computer can receive Amiga.Tech, when I
try to follow up an article, it claims that I didn't give it a newsgroup to
post to.