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author | Mychaela Falconia <falcon@freecalypso.org> |
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date | Sun, 07 Mar 2021 05:19:31 +0000 |
parents | a5fee308b699 |
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113 rather than via a hex data file. | 113 rather than via a hex data file. |
114 | 114 |
115 update-rec record-index hexfile | 115 update-rec record-index hexfile |
116 | 116 |
117 This fc-simtool command reads a hex data file (just like update-bin) and sends | 117 This fc-simtool command reads a hex data file (just like update-bin) and sends |
118 this byte content to the SIM in an UPDATE RECORD command, using absolute | 118 this byte content to the SIM in an UPDATE RECORD command, using either absolute |
119 addressing mode. The record-index argument is the same as in the readrec | 119 or PREVIOUS addressing mode. The record-index argument is the same as in the |
120 command. The number of bytes in the hex data file must equal the EF record | 120 readrec command for the absolute addressing mode, or 'prev' keyword to use the |
121 length. | 121 PREVIOUS addressing mode for writing to cyclic EFs. The number of bytes in the |
122 hex data file must equal the EF record length. | |
122 | 123 |
123 update-rec-prev hexfile | 124 update-rec-imm record-index hex-string |
124 | 125 |
125 This fc-simtool command is like update-rec, but the UPDATE RECORD command sent | 126 This command works like update-rec, but the bytes to be written are given as a |
126 to the SIM uses the PREVIOUS addressing mode, and there is no record number. | 127 hex string direct argument (like an immediate operand in assembly languages), |
127 This form is needed in order to write to cyclic EFs. | 128 rather than via a hex data file. |
129 | |
130 update-rec-fill record-index fill-byte | |
131 | |
132 This fc-simtool command sends an UPDATE RECORD command to the SIM with payload | |
133 equal to the specified fill byte, replicated to the record length. | |
128 | 134 |
129 restore-file File_ID host-bin-file | 135 restore-file File_ID host-bin-file |
130 | 136 |
131 This command restores a binary backup previously made with savebin back to the | 137 This command restores a binary backup previously made with savebin back to the |
132 SIM, or writes new bits into the EF if you can construct the necessary binary | 138 SIM, or writes new bits into the EF if you can construct the necessary binary |