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This one-liner creates an image of a Model 100/102 laptop's RAM in well less than one minute. | This one-liner creates an image of a Model 100/102 laptop's RAM in well less than one minute. | ||
This variant is tailored for NADSBox: | This variant is tailored for NADSBox (credit for the integer optimization is given to M.H. Stein): | ||
[[Image:dmprmn.png]] | [[Image:dmprmn.png|right|frame|Dump all RAM to NADSBox]] | ||
What good is it? | What good is it? | ||
* | * Teleportation: Save an instance of your computer to send to your friend | ||
* | * Backup your whole computer in one shot | ||
I have successfully loaded an image of a real 102 into VirtualT using the memory editor. | |||
* | Exercises: | ||
* Load the file back up on a real laptop | |||
* Traverse the directory and regenerate all .DO and/or .CO files | |||
Latest revision as of 22:07, 4 January 2009
This one-liner creates an image of a Model 100/102 laptop's RAM in well less than one minute.
This variant is tailored for NADSBox (credit for the integer optimization is given to M.H. Stein):
Dump all RAM to NADSBox
What good is it?
- Teleportation: Save an instance of your computer to send to your friend
- Backup your whole computer in one shot
I have successfully loaded an image of a real 102 into VirtualT using the memory editor.
Exercises:
- Load the file back up on a real laptop
- Traverse the directory and regenerate all .DO and/or .CO files
