
Type 'R' to read in a file followed by the name of your loader
file. For example, to work on the loader file for a system using
8" floppies with a CPU 8085/88, type "RLDRCCPM8.88":
-RLDRCCPM8.88
START END
8400:0000 8400:1F7F
(Listing locations 153F to 1542 will reveal two 16-bit
pointers, one used to compute the locations for the
initialization bytes for the console I/O and the other used
to compute the locations for the step rate for the boot
floppy. The pointers may change, but they will always be at
these locations.)
-S153F
8400:153F A9 --
8400:1540 19 --
8400:1541 88 --
8400:1542 1A --
8400:1543 81
(This pointer, 19A9, is added to 369H to compute
the location of the console I/O init. bytes.)
(This pointer, 1A88, is added to 300H to compute
the location of the floppy step rate.)
(The DDT86 "H" command can be used to add the offset of
369H.)
-H19A9,369
1D12 1641 (1D12 is the effective address.)
(Use the substitute mode to display the console I/O init.
bytes. A thorough explanation of these bytes is available
in the SYSTEM SUPPORT I technical manual. Type "s1D12".)
-S1D12
8400:1D12 5E
8400:1D13 5A
8400:1D14 5E
8400:1D15 7E
8400:1D16 5F
8400:1D17 27
8400:1D18 57
(SYSTEM SUPPORT 1 I/O port address.)
(mode register 1 init. byte)
(port address)
(mode register 2 init. byte; 7E for baud rate
of 9600, 7F for 19.2K)
(port address)
(command byte)
(Use the "H" command again to add 1A88 and 300)
-H1A88,300
1D88 1788
(1D88 is the effective address.)
(List the step rate byte in the substitute mode; type
"slD88".)
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