bbloom@Brl-Mis.ARPA (04/13/84)
From: Bob Bloom (TECOM) <bbloom@Brl-Mis.ARPA> Anyone having rouble with NSWP204? - regardless of what I do, I can't copy a $r/o file! (not copy TO a $r/o file, copy a file with the $r/o flag set.) I end up getting a BDOS error R/O file on the destination disk drive. Is it me, my copy, or something else? (p.s. Keith: all the old "bugs" still exist.) -bob bloom
Hirst.rx@Xerox.ARPA (04/14/84)
Bob, I have experienced the same effect, had to dig out SWEEP V4.0 to enable transfer, What were the old "bugs //Ken
STORK@Mit-Mc.ARPA (04/14/84)
From: Eric Stork <STORK@Mit-Mc.ARPA> I tried copying R/O files with NSWP2.04. Tried both the 'C' mode and the 'M' mode after 'tagging'. In both cases it worked fine -- no bug apparent. While I doubt that it makes any difference, I have set the vales at the beginning of the program that highlight the bits in the directory name that are set by R/O, SYS, or what have you. (Correct 'vales' 2 lines above to read 'values'). I'm running standard CPM2.2 with ZCPR2. FYI. Eric