20 Apr
2006
20 Apr
'06
2:34 a.m.
Oops, thanks for the correction. You must use the /BOOT option!
And indeed, the DL or DLX driver must be on the boot cartridge.
If it is not, use .COPY/SYS DL0:DL.SYS DL1: (or DLX.SYS)
I hope I did not make more errors this time :-)
- Henk.
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Subject: RE: RL02 problem
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They are the monitors. Choose the one you want
and do .COPY/SYS
DL1:RT11FB.SYS .
(exactly like this, the final dot belows to the comnmand).
That will write the monitor to the boot block(s).
No, it won't. This will only copy the monitor file. The boot
block is created with .COPY/BOOT:DL DL0:RT11FB DL0:
(this will install the RL boot loader and make it load the FB monitor)
You need to make sure that the RL driver (DL.SYS or DLX.SYS)
is already on the target disk.
BTW do a HELP COPY and you will get a good list of all
available options for COPY.
Christian