airbusjoerg Posted January 14, 2013 Report Share Posted January 14, 2013 Hi folks, following problem: there are 2 values (2 bytes each) written by a hardware driver into two offsets. My problem is... I need the values written in different offsets (0x4890, 0x4892) but I can't set this up in those driver. My question now is: is it possible somehow to read the values from the original offsets and write them into the desired ones? For example, the driver writes it into 0x4200 and 0x4202 (just an example!) and I "take" the values and put it into 0x4890 and 0x4892, some kind of "remapping". Anyway thanks a lot and best regards Jörg Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pete Dowson Posted January 15, 2013 Report Share Posted January 15, 2013 following problem: there are 2 values (2 bytes each) written by a hardware driver into two offsets. My problem is... I need the values written in different offsets (0x4890, 0x4892) but I can't set this up in those driver. My question now is: is it possible somehow to read the values from the original offsets and write them into the desired ones? For example, the driver writes it into 0x4200 and 0x4202 (just an example!) and I "take" the values and put it into 0x4890 and 0x4892, some kind of "remapping". Are you wanting to write a program to do this? What language? You could consider using a Lua plug-in. That'd be quite simple. Pete Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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