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From: frink@foo.mel.vet.com.au (Prof. Frink)
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Subject: Re: yahoo
Date: 19 Oct 2000 09:59:36 +1000
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"Graeme Evans" <graemeevans@btinternet.com> writes:

> having a look at the bison source. its got 'PEEK', 'POKE' & 'SYSTEM'. can

Eww... I forgot how 'powerful' BASIC can be.

> you say 'firewire bootloader' ??

I shudder at the thought of writing a remote bootloader with POKEs,
but damn, it may be possible. :)

I'm also wondering how the PSX1 'emulation' would work, and if it'd be
possible to break out of it and access the rest of the machine (not
just the old PSX hardware 'I/O processor'.)  Original games wouldn't
be able to do it of course, no prior knowledge - but a Yaroze might.

> 
> C'mon george, give us the skinny.

Yeah. :)

Toby.