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    Old September 23rd, 2004, 02:12 AM
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    Instruct CPU to execute Ram Instruction

    Hi,

    I have a CPU. So this CPU have basic elements such as RAM and ROM.
    My program is written in the ROM memory.
    2 questions to ask the gurus of assembly

    1) How can I move the instructions on the ROM to the RAM of the CPU?
    Inside a CPU, because instructions or data are inside the ROM, how can I specifically, copy these instructions to the CPU RAM?

    2) Next how can I instruct CPU to run the program entired only the RAM itself?

    I know this is weird, since its perfectly fine running the program ROM. But I need to rewrite the ROM data. In any case, any help to my desperate situation will be greatly appreciated! Thanks
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