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- MAKESYS.DOC 08May87 CP/M 3.0 on the Commodore 128 28May87
-
- To generate a new CPM+.SYS file used by CP/M on the Commodore 128
- follow the procedure listed below. You will need a 1581 disk drive for
- this task. Without a 1581, you will have to make modifications to the
- procedure to suit your system (refer to the MAKESYS instructions on the
- 5.25" diskette that accompanies the DRI manual offer). If you're lucky
- enough to possess a 1750 RAM expander, you could use it (drive M:) in
- place of the 1581 work disk. This procedure requires a 400K work space.
-
- 1. Create a 1581 work diskette, using the FORMAT utility, or start
- with an empty RAMdisk (drive M:).
-
- 2. Copy the following files to the work disk, using the PIP utility:
-
- From USER 0: (these are the utilities you will need)
- RMAC.COM
- MAC.COM
- LINK.COM
- GENCPM.COM
- ADDBIOS.COM
- SUBMIT.COM
-
- From USER 1: (these are the data files)
- CX80.ASM
- CXDISK.ASM
- CXEM.ASM
- CXEXT.ASM
- CXINTR.ASM
- CXIO.ASM
- CXKEY.ASM
- CXKRNL.ASM
- CXKYCODE.ASM
- CXPRINTE.ASM
- CXRAMDSK.ASM
- CXSCB.ASM
- CXVT.ASM
- FAST8502.ASM
-
- CPM3.LIB
- CXEQU.LIB
- MODEBAUD.LIB
- X6502.LIB
- Z80.LIB
-
- BNKBDOS3.SPR
- RESBDOS3.SPR
-
- CZ.SUB
- GENCPM.DAT
-
- 3. Enter 'SUBMIT CZ' and the rest is almost automatic. Just answer
- 'Y' to all the ERASE? prompts.
-
- 4. When the process is complete, you will have a CPM+.SYS file that
- you can copy to any disk from which you want to be able to boot.
- You also need to copy the Console Command Processor (CCP.COM)
- from USER 0 to the disk from which you want to boot.
-
- 5. Details regarding System Generation can be found in the DRI
- System Guide. There are several differences to be noted, however,
- such as somewhat different module names and the implementation of
- system utilities such as COPYSYS and CPMLDR.