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-
- NOTE: After assembling XMODEM, you must include an overlay file
- to support your serial port or modem. (UNLESS you are
- using BYE339 and have enabled the BYEBDOS equate - this
- gets the I/O and clock information from BYE3 (or BYE5) and
- needs no other overlays.)
-
- If you need an overlay, see the XMODEM overlay file and
- get one that will support your system and assemble it to
- produce a .HEX file. Then use MLOAD to create an installed
- XMODEM program.
-
-
-
- EXAMPLE:
-
- A>ASM XMDM118.AAZ
- (Assembles XMDM118.ASM to XMDM118.HEX)
-
-
- IF NOT USING BYEBDOS:
-
- A>ASM XMKP-2.AAZ
- (Assembles XMKP-2.ASM to XMKP-2.HEX)
-
- A>MLOAD XMODEM=XMDM1nn,XMKP-2
- (Loads both .HEX files, creates XMODEM.COM)
-
- (This method is a little easier than using DDT and SAVE.)
-
-
- IF USING BYEBDOS:
-
- A>LOAD XMDM1nn
- (Loads XMDM1nn.HEX, creates XMDM1nn.COM)
-
- A>REN XMODEM.COM=XMDM1nn.COM
- (Rename to XMODEM.COM for use)
-
- (This method REQUIRES BYE339 (or BYE5) to be running in order to
- work, XMODEM cannot be used "locally" as with the above method.)
-
-
- USING MBBS WITH MBDESC OPTION:
-
- When using MBBS with the MBDESC option, it is recommended you
- install MWHATS.COM (named to WHATS.COM) to read the MBBS
- message system files for upload descriptions. The .COM files
- included in this .LBR file assume you use the XMODEM description
- file for uploads, which is another way to do it. You will not
- need these .COM files if using MBBS (v4.1 and up) with the
- MBDESC option enabled here and in MBYE (v4.0 and up).
-
- - Notes by Kim Levitt
- 11/02/85