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| − | bios.lua is the main component in a computer (computers, pocket computers, turtles). If you were to look at the .jar file, you would see bios.lua is in the same directory as rom (The root directory) but doesn't show up when used with ls, dir or list. It is a file that is run on boot of the computer and you can't edit it internally but can externally with | + | bios.lua is the main component in a computer (computers, pocket computers, turtles). If you were to look at the .jar file, you would see bios.lua is in the same directory as rom (The root directory) but doesn't show up when used with ls, dir or list. It is a file that is run on boot of the computer and you can't edit it internally but can edit it externally with programs like [https://notepad-plus-plus.org/ Notepad++]. The functions, however, can be overwritten with simple Lua code. |
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bios.lua is the main component in a computer (computers, pocket computers, turtles). If you were to look at the .jar file, you would see bios.lua is in the same directory as rom (The root directory) but doesn't show up when used with ls, dir or list. It is a file that is run on boot of the computer and you can't edit it internally but can edit it externally with programs like Notepad++. The functions, however, can be overwritten with simple Lua code.
