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How to integrate you bios into movcpm.com
Once this is done, you will have the ability to create a
CP/M system for any memory size almost instantly.
You will need:
1) MAC.COM and SID.COM from Digital Research
2) REL.UTL from the CP/M users group
3) a BIOS with a rel equate and length <=512 bytes
4) a cold boot with a rel equate
4) RELCPM.SUB from the users group will be helpfull but
not necessary
About your BIOS: If you don't have a rel equate in your BIOS,
but do have a Tarbell disk controller, then get yourself
BVIOS.ASM and BVBOOT from the CP/M users group. If you don't
have a Tarbell, get listings of the above or look in the
CP/M alteration guide for and example of how to add a rel
equate. If you want the signon message to have the correct
memory size filled in by MOVCPM, it must be of the form
'NNK CP/M VERS 1.4'.
Assuming all of the above has been taken care of, execute
RELCPM.SUB and perform the required edits changing bias
from 0000h to 0100h. Make sure that rel equ true.
Once you end up in SID with REL.UTL in
place, type the following: (be carefull or it won't work)
f100 3000 0
iMOVCPM.COM
r
f980 9FF 0
f1F00 20FF 0
iBVBOOT0.HEX
r980
iBVBOOT.HEX
r2400
c.setadrs,980,2400
c.setlen,80,2110
iBVIOS0.HEX
r1F00-1500
iBVIOS.HEX
r2400-1600
c.setadrs,1f00,2400
c.setlen,200,23c0
g0
save 35 MOVCPMX.COM
Test MOVCPMX.COM, the two forms are
MOVCPMX 32 ;generate a 32K system and start it
MOVCPMX 32 32 ;generate a 32K system and leave it
;in memory for sysgen or save
Good luck.