Move slider to select Page or “Block”



Move slider to select Page or “Block”
Load, Export, Detach selected Page. Result is saved into a binary file with .ROM extension
Fill selected Page with writable “memory”
Select depending on which CPU architecture the ROM may have to be loaded later on.
This option does also affect the ROM’s consolidation (see above). Consolidating ROM’s into the runtime Resource directory will save them as indicated with this option.
On an Intel machine, ROM’s are always running as “LittleEndian” and this is the case for Genesis-41 running on Intel. However this should not be too much of a concern because this format is invisible to the user and Genesis-41 takes care of the conversion when loading the ROM.
On a PowerPC or a real HP-41 calculator they would need to run as “BigEndian”. To reduce the possible confusion, it is recommended to always store these ROM’s into files as “BigEndian” format.
Simply put, change this option only if you know what you do.
Fill start/end & destination address fields for moving or clearing data across banks within the 64K memory range
Select and Click to load or save a full 4x64K layout configuration (4 banks x 16 pages). A total of 24 configurations are possible
Click to toggle Read/Write selected Page. Used when patching module content
Click to Enable/Disable selected Page. Useful when manipulating modules which might not coexists within the 64K memory space
Indicates Page is currently read by the calculator
Indicates Page is in Read/Write mode
2 slots (upper and lower) loaded with Hepax “memory” must be formatted with HEPINI function
custom module, contains HEPINI ROM formatting tool
Select to copy previously loaded ROM files (from various directories) into the bundle Resource directory. Useful when reloading the configuration, all ROM’s will be automatically inserted into their slot from the consolidated directory.

Select to use this configuration when starting the calculator
Move sliders to select Bank
Indicates that this slot is occupied, inserting an EEPROM will erase the current content
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