Read the story of FCopy for the C-64 here: Back in the 80s, the Commodore C-64 had an intelligent floppy drive, the 1541, i.e. an external unit that had its own CPU and everything. The C-64 would send commands to the drive which in turn would then execute them on its own, reading files, and … Read more
I found the solution to my own question on a different forum. It looks something like this: objdump -b binary –adjust-vma=0xabcd1000 -D file.bin I’ve tested this and it works.
Part 1 of 3 If you are serious into reverse engineering – forget about trainers and cheat engines. Good reverse engineer should first get to know OS, core API functions, program general structure (what is run loop, windows structures, event handling routines), file format (PE). Petzold’s classics “Programming Windows” can help (www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ISBN=157231995X) as well as … Read more