OpenEEPROM is a small extension for OpenComputers that allows you to add custom EEPROMs easily.
This mod lets you load EEPROMs from the filesystem instead of writing them in-game. Perfect for preconfigured BIOS or bootloaders.
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Inside your Minecraft
mods/folder, create a new folder named:openeeprom -
Inside
openeeprom, create another folder called:lua -
Inside
lua, create one folder per EEPROM, using the desired EEPROM's name as the folder name.Example structure:
mods/ └── openeeprom/ └── lua/ └── MyEEPROM/ ├── code.lua └── .eeprom.cfg -
Each EEPROM folder must contain:
code.lua— the actual Lua code for the EEPROM.eeprom.cfg— a config file that defines the EEPROM's display name
Open .eeprom.cfg with a text editor (e.g., Notepad) and add:
name=NameOfEEPROM
This defines how the EEPROM appears in OpenComputers.
- You can include multiple EEPROM folders.
- Ideal for custom bootloaders, BIOS, or debug tools.
Project by @Grahmindol
License: MIT