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- ORBIT V0.98, Copyright (c)⌐ 1990 Lorenzo Zago
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- HOW TO INSTALL AND RUN ORBIT FROM FLOPPY DISKS
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- If you have a hard disk read file Orbit.installation.
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- Here follow instructions for installing ORBIT on two floppy disks.
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- 1. If you have obtained ORBIT from a lharc archive (.lzh) you should unlharc
- it in RAM:
- > lharc -r -m Orbit.lzh RAM:
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- 2. DiskCopy your WorkBench diskette and relabel it OrbitDisk0.
- Delete all files NOT listed in the file Orbit.AmigaDos.files.
- You should have now a bootable disk with quite some free space.
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- 3. Format a new diskette and label it OrbitDisk1.
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- 4. Execute the script SetUp_2Floppies
- > execute RAM:orbit/SetUp_2Floppies
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- At the end the content of the two disks is as follows:
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- OrbitDisk0:
- - standard AmigaDos directories,
- - script and introduction files,
- - Orbit2/ directory.
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- OrbitDisk1:
- - Orbit1/ directory only.
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- To run run ORBIT, reboot with OrbitDisk0: .
- ORBIT can be run from Workbench via IconJ, just doubleclick the Orbit.iconJ
- icon: this will open a normal CLI and execute the script Orbit.exec.
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- To run from CLI, execute the script Orbit.exec or, if you prefer the
- step-by-step procedure, first assign the logical unit Orbit1: and
- Orbit2: to respectively the orbit1 and orbit2 directories, for instance
- > Assign Orbit1: OrbitDisk1:orbit1
- > Assign Orbit2: OrbitDisk0:orbit2
- then enter
- > Stack 20000 (very important !!)
- > CD Orbit1:
- > Run Orbit.99.run
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- If you have only one diskette drive you should make resident some
- commands called within ORBIT. Have anyway a look at the script file
- Orbit.exec.
- Also, each time that the program needs the other disk, the requester appears
- on the WorkBench screen and you will have to click back to the ORBIT screen
- yourself.
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