The "Window" bit was getting cleared too late, causing the "next" sector
to be written under North Star DOS. Due to differences between CP/M and
North Star disk access routines, this was not an issue under CP/M.
Test: Verify that North Star DOS and CP/M can format, copy and verify an
entire disk.
North Star Disk Operating System, Version 2.1.1, at 100
+GO DT 2
SINGLE(S) OR DOUBLE(D) DENSITY TEST? D
BOTH SIDES (Y OR N)? Y
LOAD DISKETTE THEN PRESS RETURN TO BEGIN TEST
PASS COMPLETE
PASS COMPLETE
PASS COMPLETE
PASS COMPLETE
PASS COMPLETE
CONTROL-C STOP
+GO CD 1 2
COPY BOTH SIDES (Y OR N)? Y
LOAD DISKETTES AND PRESS RETURN WHEN READY.
COPY COMPLETED.
+GO CK 1
DISKETTE CHECK, VERSION 1
CHECK CODE: 46513
+GO CK 2
DISKETTE CHECK, VERSION 1
CHECK CODE: 46513
+
- Recent Linux versions don't install ifconfig by default and now use
the new ip command for network details.
- Avoid writing command results to a temp file and use popen instead.
Change test for -e (exists) instead of -d (directory) so that the .git
entry is detected correctly and git version stamp logic runs as in any
other git repo. The .git entry is a file when the repo is a submodules
and possibly other obscure cases like multiple worktrees.
fixes#988
* Properly handle the case when a disk is not attached.
* Add register access for debugging.
* Assert DRQ as well as IRQ for software that checks DRQ.
* Add API to get the number of heads for the currently-selected
disk.
* Follow SIMH conventions for debug logging.
* Add ability to debug IMD from the wd179x debug settings.
Tests:
* Format and disk access on Cromemco CP/M 2.2, CDOS, 86-DOS,
MS-DOS 1.25, OASIS 5.6.
The ImageDisk sectsize field was incorrectly set to the number of
bytes in the sector, when it should be an index as follows:
00 = 128 bytes/sector
01 = 256 bytes/sector
02 = 512 bytes/sector
03 = 1024 bytes/sector
04 = 2048 bytes/sector
05 = 4096 bytes/sector
06 = 8192 bytes/sector
Tested disk formatting on MS-DOS 1.25, Cromemco CP/M 2.2,
Cromemco CDOS, OASIS 5.6.
The AB Digital Design B810 RAM card is a 256K Dynamic RAM card
with onboard refresh logic. AltairZ80 support emulates four of
these cards for a total of 16 banks.
As used for the OASIS operating system, the B810 is configured
with common memory at the low addresses (0000h-3FFFh) with 16
banks of 48K from 4000h-FFFFh.
In order to have the common memory appear from 0000-3FFFh, set
the COMMONLOW register to 1:
D COMMONLOW 1
