*Erase ROM(s): Deletes a 16 KB ROM with &FF bytes.
*Test ROM(s): Provide information about a ROM; like its Type, Version, Mark, ROM name etc. Further you can install the correct checksum to an altered ROM. Every ROM (but [[AMSDOS]], [[BASIC]] and [[ParaDOS]]) has a one byte checksum (at address &FFFF) that allows to check its integrity. The ROMs at position 0 (usually the BASIC ROM) and 7 (usually AmsDOS) are protected.
== FutureOS version ==
Due to the different OS it's slightly advanced and faster. It's the only software for the SF2 which can handle ROM files with and without headers.
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