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 This is a port to Lenore Byron's [Neon816](https://hackaday.io/project/164325-neon816)
 system.  The Neon816 Developer Edition ships with a small 16-bit Forth.
 
-To build OF816 for the Neon816, change to the platform directory and run
-build.sh.  Right now, this does not produce a working Forth because I don't know
-how to interact with the hardware just yet. That being said, it  will
-output a binary named "forth" that isn't suitable for anything.
+At the time of commit 91af87fa4e42dced1d22d3cb620e84e6edb91817, OF816 for the Neon816
+is configured to run out of any available ROM bank at starting address $0000.  It configures
+the MMU hopefully like NeonFORTH does, sets the data stack from $0000-$01FF and the return stack from $0200-$03FF.  It hopefully also configures the serial port.
 
-Details about how to build it for RAM/ROM/whatnot will be forthcoming.
+To build OF816 for the Neon816, change to the platform directory and run
+build.sh. It will output a binary named "forth" that can be started at address $0000 of the
+bank it is loaded into. 
+
+At this point nothing further can be done until we have the ability to use the debug port to
+load OF816 into the flash ROM.
 
 ## Port Features
 
 Hopefully this section will be filled up with stuff that works like Lenore's
 Forth.  See the [Neon816 Manual](https://cdn.hackaday.io/files/1643257030480800/sysmanual.pdf)
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