RAMDOS with CP/M +Put any disc in drive B, and type:
If a disc is not in drive B when CP/M + is loaded, then drive B will not be logged in. The discs for drive B can be formatted by using FORMATS (see above).
DISCKIT3 cannot be used to format a double sided 80 track disc. The
standard formats (D1, D10, D2, D20, D40, D80) can be called directly by
typing Start of day discFile needed is RAMDOS+.COM. This can be copied by using PIP. To copy RAMDOS+.COM onto a Start of Day disc, first make sure that
if drive B is connected, do NOT put a disc in it; then put the CP/M +
System Disc in drive A, with Side 1 uppermost and type:
Put the RAMDOS disc in drive A when prowted for the 'Disc for B', and put your Start of Day disc in drive A when prompted for the 'Disc for A' The command You can, if you wish, patch the CP/M on your Start of Day disc so that drive B does not need to be logged in with RAMDOS+. See details below. Technical detailsRAMDOS+ changes the DPB values and adds a patch to CP/M in bank 0. None of the addresses of the DPBs, CHKs, ALVs etc are changed. When
PLEASE NOTE - 128 entries only!Because CP/M + uses a hash table for quick reference to the directory of the disc, this in most cases limits the number of directory entries to 128. This is so for PIP under CP/M +. |