Thanks Joe for the Wikipedia link.? A lot of detail and
additional links.? When I get a chance, I plan to copy to my
system.
Harold
On 6/17/24 12:18, Joe Monk wrote:
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I dont the 44 supported FBA...
A unique feature of the Model 44 is its integrated single disk
storage drive which uses the cartridge and
provides 1,171,200 bytes:?pp.5,?11?
of removable disk storage built right into the CPU. A second
integrated drive is available as an option.:?p.12? The Model
44 Programming System (M44PS) uses this drive as a
systems residence device.:?p.7?
Joe
On Mon, Jun 17, 2024 at
9:56?AM Harold Grovesteen via <h.grovsteen=
[email protected]>
wrote:
By which I am assuming the format of the disk is unknown
and possibly the contents.
I have tools in SATK that can readily build a FBA disk
image.? But you do need to know what goes on it and how it
is structured on the disk.? Both of which appear to be
unavailable.
Harold Grovesteen
On 6/17/24 09:19, Richard Cornwell wrote:
Assembling it would not be a
problem, DOS should be able to assemble it. However what
we have is only the changes from PS/44 to make MPS/44.
What is lacking it the tools to format the disk and load
the decks onto the disk. So it is a lot of code to write
to get it installed on a disk. It could either be
installed on a 2311 or special disk for 44. Basically a
couple megabyte FBA disk.
Rich
