When I try and load one with the boot command it seems to treat it as a :tbxi and I just get the no valid init file.
\ comment
cr
hex
00000000 encode-int " fcode-rom-offset" property
" scsi" encode-string " device-type" property
" UltraTek133" encode-string " name" property
" UltraTek133" encode-string " compatible" property
" 3.5.0" encode-bytes " Rom#" property
" 3.5.0" encode-string " rom-revision" property
" UltraTek133" encode-string " release" property
" PDC20269" encode-string " model" property
" UltraTek Firmware by FirmTek LLC, 2001. You may not alter or reverse engineer this product" \ encode-bytes " Copyright" property
" Authors: Nguyen Kim Chi, Rath Gyoergy." encode-bytes " authors" property
" Szerzoek: Nguyen Kim Chi, Rath Gyoergy." encode-bytes " Szerzoek" \ property
" 10/23/02" encode-string " release-date" property
" 12:33.03" encode-string " release-time" property
0000AD69 encode-int " subsystem-id" property
" SLOT-5" encode-string " AAPL,slot-name” property
The \ comment should trigger the forth interpreter, but that doesn’t seem to work with OpenBios.
I have a PC Promise ATA 133 card that by all looks is identical to the one used by Sonnet Tech in the Tempo ATA 133 line, however there exists no tool for flashing the Mac Fcode ROM to the card sans the Sonnet Flashing tool that won’t recognize a PC Card.
I tried using PCI-Passthough to Qemu-System-PPC to load the Fcode ROM from a file in OpenBios, but the compressed part of the ROM doesn’t seem to work correct in OpenBios.