Search for data $A9, $FF, $4C,
from A000 to A101.
H 2000 9800 ’CASH
Search for the alpha string “CASH”.
COMMAND: L
PURPOSE: Load a file from cassette or disk.
SYNTAX: L <"file name”>[,<device> [,alt load address]]
< “file name”> Any legal Commodore 128
file name.
<device> A hexadecimal number
indicating the device to load
from. 1 is cassette.
8 is disk (or 9, A, etc.)
[alt load address] Option to load a file to a
specified address.
The LOAD command causes a file to be loaded into memory. If
the alternate load address is not used, the file will be loaded to
the address in bank 0 that is specified in the cassette header, or
the first two bytes of a disk file. The alternate load address is
used to specify a different start address, which may range from
$00000 to $FFFFF.
EXAMPLE:
L “ PROGRAM”, $12000
Loads the file named PROGRAM in from the disk in to bank 1
starting at $2000.
COMMAND: M
PURPOSE: To display memory as a hexadecimal and ASCII
dump within the specified address range.
SYNTAX: M [<address 1>] [<address2>]
<address 1>] First address of memory dump.
Optional. If omitted, one page is
displayed. The first byte is the
bank number to be displayed, the
next four bytes are the first
address to be displayed.
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