Fast SD boot using monitor CALL

in Propeller 2
Here's a simple secondary fast boot loader using the inbuilt monitor.
Simply save the .obj file as _BOOT_P2.BIX with the appropriate filename and hey presto, action.
Tested a 330K image @ 80MHz Ok.
Nice work Cluso!
Simply save the .obj file as _BOOT_P2.BIX with the appropriate filename and hey presto, action.
Tested a 330K image @ 80MHz Ok.
Nice work Cluso!

'Fast SD Boot using Monitor CALL _fname1a = ("F" + "I"<<8 + "L"<<16 + "E"<<24) '\\ filename... _fname1b = ("N" + "A"<<8 + "M"<<16 + "E"<<24) '|| 8.3 +$00 _fname1c = ("E" + "X"<<8 + "T"<<16 + $00<<24) '// fname = $1dc _Run_SDfile = $FC578 dat org hubset #$ff 'switch to 80 MHz mov fname,##_fname1a 'set filename mov fname+1,##_fname1b mov fname+2,##_fname1c call #\_Run_SDfile fail drvc #32 jmp #fail
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Similar code could be placed into sector 0 (MBR).