The InfernoGuide

The following is a step-by-step guide for use by any member wishing to learn the
technique for creating a valid emulation corfile. Each step is laid out for you in
sequence. Start with Step 3 if you already have a valid CAM/ZKT .img file, otherwise
start with Step 1.

Step #1: How To Extract Your Sub Bin From Your Hu Card

Equipment needed:
Hu Loader or Multi-unit (flashed with Hu code*)**

Software needed:
Extreme Hu 1.6 (Full version)***
Extreme Hu 1.74 (or latest upgrade)***

Procedure:
Open ExtremeHu 1.74
Place subbed Hu card in Loader/Multi-unit
Go to Card, choose Check Card Info, if info valid then
Go to Card, choose Read Card
Remove Hu card from device when prompted by ExtremeHu
Go to File, choose Save As, choose Bin File
Name it "MyBin"

*Several Hu codes available (Triton Hu, Cardblaster, etc...)
**Connected to COM 1, Hu dipswitch settings ON
***Install to defaults, 1.6 then 1.74

Step #2: How to extract your CAM/ZKT from your subbed bin

Equipment needed:
None

Software needed:
ExtremeHu 1.6 (full version)*
ExtremeHu 1.74 (or latest upgrade)*
Copy of "MyBin"

Procedure:
Open ExtremeHu 1.74
Go to File, choose Open EEPROM, and open "MyBin"
Go to EEPROM, choose CAM/ZKT Tools, then choose Save CAM/ZKT for H Card
Name it "MyCAMZKT"**

*Install to defaults, 1.6 then 1.74
**Make sure Save as Type pulldown box shows the ".img" extension

Step #3: How to clean your corfile in BasicH

Equipment needed:
None

Software needed:
BasicH 3.3*
Copy of corfile**

Procedure:
Open BasicH 3.3*
Go to File, choose Open Eprom File, open corfile**
Go to Eprom, choose Clean Image, choose Clean to 67 Updates
Repeat above step until Total Bytes Different window reads "0"
Go to File, choose Save Eprom File
Name it "MyCleanCor"

*Or later version
**I used Kalyna 4.82 corfile

Step #4: How to patch a CAM/ZKT to your corfile in BasicH

Equipment needed:
None

Software needed:
BasicH 3.3*
Copy of "MyCAMZKT"
Copy of "MyCleanCor"

Procedure:
Open BasicH 3.3*
Go to File, choose Open Eprom File, open "MyCleanCor"
Go to Expert, choose Patch Image with Wildthing (Intel Hex) file, locate and
click on "MyCAMZKT", choose Open
Repeat above step until Total Bytes Different window reads "0"
Go to File, choose Save Eprom File
Name it "MyValidCor"

*Or later version

Note: At this point you should tweak the corfile using tweakcor to adjust spending
limits, local settings, and rating limits.

Step #5: How to create an .img file patch from a posted hash fix

Equipment needed:
None

Software needed:
Windows Notepad

Procedure:
Find the hash fix posted in Intel Hex format*
Highlight the entire hash fix**
At top of browser, choose Edit, then choose Copy
Open Windows Notepad, choose Edit, then choose Paste
Go to File, choose Save As
Change Save As File Type pulldown menu to (*.*)
Type "MyHashFix.img"*** in the File Name window and choose Save

*Example of correct format: :038053002A4F501B
**Be sure to include all colons
***You MUST include the .img extension in the name

Step #6: How to patch the hash fix .img file to your corfile

Equipment needed:
None

Software needed:
BasicH 3.3*
Copy of "MyValidCor"
Copy of "MyHashFix"

Procedure:
Open BasicH 3.3*
Go to File, choose Open Eprom File, open "MyValidCor"
Go to Expert, choose Patch Image with Wildthing (Intel Hex) File, locate and
click on "MyHashFix", choose Open
Repeat above step until Total Bytes Different window reads "0"
Go to File, choose Save Eprom File
Name it "MyFinalCor"
Copy "MyFinalCor" to your bootdisk and rename as "Kalyna.cor"**

*Or later version
**Assumes Kalyna.cor is the target corfile in the emu1.bat command line

Step #7: How to edit the /n switch in your command line

Equipment needed:
None

Software needed:
Windows Notepad
Emulation bootdisk

Procedure:
Open bootdisk and right-click on "emu1.bat"*
Choose Edit, this will open "emu1.bat" in Windows Notepad
Insert the appropriate** /n switch into the command line as follows:

Before: sle44e_p /a Kalyna.cor
After: sle44e_p /a /nX*** Kalyna.cor

Go to File, choose Save

*Example assumes you use standard Kalyna bootdisk
**Whatever /n switch accompanies the fix directions
***Where "X" is the appropriate switch integer (i.e. 0,1,etc...)

The following instructions will assist you in converting a fix posted in non-Hex format
into an Intel Hex file for patching with BasicH.

How to convert a posted fix into an Intel Hex .img File

Equipment needed:
None

Software needed:
ExtremeHu 1.74*
Windows Notepad

Procedure:
Step 1:
Highlight and copy the posted fix
Open Windows Notepad
Go to Edit, choose Paste
Go to File, choose Save As..., and name it "rawfix"
Step 2:
Open ExtremeHu 1.74
Go to Tools, choose Extreme Hex Creator
Left-click in grey box next to line "#Extreme Hex" and click Delete Line
a) Highlight and copy address of first line in "rawfix"**
b) Paste it into Address box in Extreme Hex Creator
c) Highlight and copy the code from first line in "rawfix"
d) Paste it into Data to write at Addres box in Extreme Hex Creator***
e) Click Write Line, it should appear in text area next to arrow
Repeat steps a) thru e) above for each line of code in "rawfix"
Step 3
After all lines of code in "rawfix" are translated to Extreme Hex Creator, click Save
To File, and name it "hexfix"
Locate "hexfix" in the folder you saved it, right-click on it and choose Rename
Rename it to "hexfix.img" (default is "hexfix.hex")

*Or latest version
**Do not include colon
***Manually remove all spaces between bytes and at beginning of code string