Format a single-sided, it must be single-sided,
floppy disk under OS9.
for instance: DMODE /D0 SID=1 ; FORMAT /D0 r
"Boot NitrOS-9"
Os9gen the drivers that you need. Don't forget
to add 'Term' to the list of window descriptors.
Your default drive MUST be named: /DD, no matter
if it is a floppy or hard-drive. If you used
/H0 in the past, it should be renamed to /DD.
for RBF, use RBF.200
for SCF, use SCF.200
for PipeMan, use PipeMan.200
Include Clock at the last.
Here's my 'BootList':
OS9p2
Init
IOMan
RBF
CC3Disk
D0
D1
D2
CHSDisk8.2drives * chs-mode IDE drivers
DD.ide * chs-mode IDE descriptor, master
K1.ide * chs-mode IDE descriptor, slave
SCF
CC3IO
PiaPak
Lpt1.dd
SerialPak.dr
S1.dd
WindInt
Term
W
W1
W2
W3
W4
W5
W6
W7
W8
W9
W10
W11
W12
W13
W14
W15
PipeMan
Piper
Pipe
Clock
Do Not include CC3Go! It goes at the root of the
drive, /DD.
Using KUtil, replace the track 34 booter with
"boottrack.tandy".
KUtil -p /d0 boottrack.tandy
Copy to this floppy disk:
CC3Go ( ATTR CC3Go -w -pw )
making it un-writeable so it can't be deleted later.
Startup ( and inside
of StartUp is: )
-x
Load /DD/CMDS/Utils1
Display c
List /DD/SYS/motd
*optional NitrOS-9 Welcome Prompt
SeTime < /Term
Shell i=/W1&
Display C
Display 7
x
Make a directory called CMDS
Place inside of CMDS:
GrfDrv
Shell
Utils1
Load
List
Iniz
Display
SeTime
Copy *optional
Attr *optional
Dump *optional
DeBug *optional
Wedge *optional
ModBust *optional
Make another directory called: SYS
Place inside of SYS:
motd
You should be able to boot this disk from OS9,
because it's single-sided.
Now go back to CMDS and add any other commands
that you may want.
Like: Format, Edit, ReName, etc. Up to the "free"
size of the floppy.
Oh, by the way, you need a Hitachi CPU to run
NitrOS-9. Either a HD63C09EP or HD63B09EP.
Get all of these files/modules from: ftp://ftp.striker.ottawa.on.ca/pub/nitros9/
Get them as an 'archive'. |
