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OCR: B. 10 - Memory Map M M T T T g 0 a 3 0 S T T 0 Location(s) Size Type Meaning 0x00000472 LONG RAM hd'y_job: This vector is used when Getbpb() is called. A value of0 indicates that no hard disk is attached. Applications installing themselves here should expect parameters to be located on the stack as they would be for the actual function call beginning at 4(sp). If the installed process services the call it should RTS, othemise, leaving the stack intact, should JMP through the old vector value. 0x00000476 LONG RAM hd'y_rw: This vector is used when Rwabs() is called. A value of O here indicates that no hard disk is attached. Applications installing themselves here should expect parameters to be located on the stack as they would be for the actual function call beginning at 4(sp). If the installed process services the call it should RTS, othemise, leaving the stack intact, should JMP through the old vector value. 0x0000047A LONG RAM hd'y_boot: This vector is JSR'ed through to boot from the hard disk. A value of0 here indicates that no hard disk is attached. If the installed process services the call itshould RTS, otherwise, leaving the stack intact, should JMP through the old vector value. 0x0000047 E LONG RAM hd'y_mediach: This vector is used when Mediach() is called. A value of0 here indicates that no hard disk is attached. Applications installing themselves here should expect parameters to be located on the stack as they would be for the actual function call beginning at 4(sp). If the installed process services the call it should RTS, othemise, leaving the stack intact, should JMP through the old vector value. 0x00000482 WORD RAM _cmd'load': During boot if this location contains a non-zero value, the system will attempt to load "COMMAND.PRG" from the boot device rather than initializing the GEM Desktop.