CDTAXW@IRISHMVS.BITNET (01/22/87)
Can anyone tell me where I can get the following Pascal files: - SYSTEM.ATTACH - ATTACH.DATA. I am trying to build a UCSD Pascal Kermit for someone who knows nothing but the UCSD system (but doesn't have the files I need), but I can't continue without these files. Or even better, could someone send me the Pascal (from the Netherlands) version already built on diskette. I'd be glad to supply a version of Kermit for either DOS 3.3, ProDOS or another computer for the trouble. Thanks, Mark
cdaf@iuvax.UUCP (01/23/87)
In article <8701220214.aa06203@SPARK.BRL.ARPA> CDTAXW@IRISHMVS.BITNET writes: >Can anyone tell me where I can get the following Pascal files: > - SYSTEM.ATTACH > - ATTACH.DATA. > I am trying to build a UCSD Pascal Kermit for someone who knows >nothing but the UCSD system (but doesn't have the files I need), >but I can't continue without these files. Or even better, could >someone send me the Pascal (from the Netherlands) version already >built on diskette. I'd be glad to supply a version of Kermit >for either DOS 3.3, ProDOS or another computer for the trouble. >Thanks, >Mark It's been a while, but here goes: SYSTEM.ATTACH seems to do the same type of thing as SYSTEM.STARTUP. Upon booting, the file SYSTEM.APPLE (or is it .PASCAL?) looks for first SYSTEM.ATTACH, if found executes it, and then, whether or not it found SYSTEM.ATTACH, it will look for and execute SYSTEM.STARTUP. SYSTEM.ATTACH seems to be the place to put some form of pre-boot program. (at least that's the way I had used it). -charles -- All that we may see or seem | Snail : Box 1662 Bloomington, In. 47402-1662 Is but a dream within a dream | ATT : (812) 339-7354 -Edgar Allan Poe | USEnet: cdaf@iuvax.csnet | iuvax!cdaf | BITNET: BCHC901@INDYCMS