[rescue] Disassembler for boot proms

Eric J Korpela korpela at gmail.com
Sun Jan 19 22:10:49 EST 2025


Just happened to me as well.  I blame gmail and/or firefox.  I tried to
copy the URL starting with git: and the browser immediately opened the
gmail created hyperlink, which, of course starts after the //.

:(


On Sun, Jan 19, 2025 at 5:18 AM Mouse via rescue <rescue at sunhelp.org> wrote:

> >> Ghidra should be the best.
> > Full ack.
>
> If you'd rather something less heavyweight - and correspondingly more
> portable and less capable, and _way_ less glitzy - I have an
> interactive disassembler I first wrote decades ago to pick apart
> captured malware; since then I've been improving it and adding more CPU
> ISAs.  I used it back in 1999 for a small Y2K consulting gig, for
> example.  The current list of CPUs is: 6303 (a 6800 variant, I think),
> ARMv6-M, AVR, Fcode (8 and 16), the G65SC802 (a slightly extended 6502,
> IIRC), Tempest video game (including vector-generator opcodes), the 68k
> (no 68000/68020/68040/etc distinctions), the MC68HC908, MIPS (BE and
> LE), PPC (BE and LE), the Dreamcast (a Super-H), SPARC, VAX, 80386, and
> Z-80.  Some of these are probably incomplete, but I think I've got most
> of most of them.
>
> My primary distribution mechanism is a world-clonable git repo,
> git://git.rodents-montreal.org/Mouse/disas; if that's difficult for you
> I can put a tarball up for FTP or HTTP fetch.
>
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