Silver
July 13th, 2004, 08:39
Hi guys,
This is either such a stupid question that no-one has asked it, or it's not possible. In sice, how do you remove an in-mem patch you add using the assembler?
The sice manual under the command reference for A says the 3 ways to remove it are to reboot, modify the image or flush the cache. I don't want to reboot every time, and modifying the image is awkward and annoying. I also can't figure how to flush the cache - everything I find talks about flushing the disk cache, not the instruction/patch cache.
Yep, I've googled and searched. Maybe I'm searching the wrong terms. It seems such an easy thing - load an app, trace, make a patch, then remove it to start fresh & try something else.
Feel free to slap me if I'm being stupid
This is either such a stupid question that no-one has asked it, or it's not possible. In sice, how do you remove an in-mem patch you add using the assembler?
The sice manual under the command reference for A says the 3 ways to remove it are to reboot, modify the image or flush the cache. I don't want to reboot every time, and modifying the image is awkward and annoying. I also can't figure how to flush the cache - everything I find talks about flushing the disk cache, not the instruction/patch cache.
Yep, I've googled and searched. Maybe I'm searching the wrong terms. It seems such an easy thing - load an app, trace, make a patch, then remove it to start fresh & try something else.
Feel free to slap me if I'm being stupid
