peter@ficc.uu.net (Peter da Silva) (04/09/90)
Hi, it's me again.
I have discovered a really dumb terminal program in the BDS-C compiler
distribution. It's called "telnet". I need specs on the Xerox 820 serial
ports (addresses, commands, etc). Actually, I need lots of specs on the
820-2 (yes, it's a -2... it beeps on self-test), but this will do for a
start.
Also...
Is there a disk copy command out there that copies more than 1 track at
a time? My wife is getting sick of hearing "klunk-klunk" 77 times every
time I copy something. A disk test program would also help...
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vcs2591aq@carina.unm.edu (aNk1ez) (04/10/90)
Re: Xerox 820 specs.. Hmm.. i have that same BDS-C distribution.. somewhere i have specs.. noo.. guess not.. only thing i have on the 820 is a init porgram that was distributed as a sample for Z80MU (an IBM CP/M Emulator. Very nice. get a copy today.) Re: Quick Copy. Yes! There IS a copy program out there. its called QCP.COM it will grab the disk every 20 tracks or so. also works with 5" drives (there is a considerable set of overlay files in the archive for darn near every S100 (and some non-S100) controller boards.. Only thing is, the code is set up for copying from A: to B: and the source to the actual4 program is NOT distributed (although, with a good disassembler such as ZDis you can make a copy..) Techs / cs2591aq@carina.unm.edu aNk1e ByT0rz k1Ub common account.