Re: Copier BIOS Files

Of course they are written for the SNES CPU, that's what they have to run on! You can sometimes get them to run in an emulator at least to display the GUI but the backup unit's themselves aren't emulated. Even so you may be able to use an emulator to assist somewhat in adding features or fixing bugs in your BIOS. If you really wanted to you could add the copier emulation into ZSNES or snes9x then you'd be set.

• Re: Copier BIOS Files podracer 22:29:21 12/16/01 (1) response
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Message	> > Are copier BIOS files generally written for the SNES itself or for some other CPU? Is it possible to run them in an emulator? (I am just curious if one could hack one to add features and such) > > Of course they are written for the SNES CPU, that's what they have to run on! You can sometimes get them to run in an emulator at least to display the GUI but the backup unit's themselves aren't emulated. Even so you may be able to use an emulator to assist somewhat in adding features or fixing bugs in your BIOS. If you really wanted to you could add the copier emulation into ZSNES or snes9x then you'd be set.
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