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fernirello | 8 months ago

Clarification question, having read OP yet having missed some fine details: I presume you mean that software could set some CIA-II register to keep the NMI line to the CPU down indefinitely. Since what triggers the handling of an NMI is the transition from high to low, that means no other handler (in particular the Freeze Frame's) would get executed. And one'd also need to redirect the NMI vector, which normally is in Kernel ROM, to a dummy handler consisting of an RTI or little more. Correct?

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michalpleban|8 months ago

Yes, that's absolutely correct

fernirello|8 months ago

Thank you!