george_seto@brains.UUCP (George Seto) (08/16/89)
RESET-PROOF RAMDISKS & Line A routines:
John Lindwall@tw-rnd.SanDiego.NCR.COM
Yup, we have quite a few Ramdisks which are "bootable", ie created when we
power up the machine. Most of these are reset-proof, which I assume is what
you mean by warm boot. These keep their contents after a press of the Reset
button. They tie into the vectors and make sure the section of memory isn't
touched and that the driver handling it stays around.
ETERNAL2 is the most popular and is PD. Are there no Atari ST BBS's out
there? If not try Atari's BBS's in Northern California. Should be available
there. I know of several systems in the north-east.
Craig Shock @ cs-spool.calgary.UU
Are you on any of the STadel/Citadel-86 systems in Calgary? Seems to me
some of them tie into the STadel netted C room. Authors such as Steve
Yelvington & Tony Andrews are on there tied in through Four Wheeling BBS in
Colorado or BRASS in the New York states. Let's see..... Poopsie at
403-288-4481. Not sure if they do, but they are a STadel system and might be
tied into the proper net. If not there are others up there.
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