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In this way you would trick the program by making it think that no metadata is present and so no header is really needed. Extracting it afterwards, you will have a file of 5 bytes, since the utility is able to decide whether it needs to export the header to preserve the metadata or not. If you still want to export a 5 byte file, you can try setting to zero the load and exec address and unticking all the set flags of the PATCH.001 in the utility. I'm not attaching it here to avoid wasting more host space. The version in github master should also already support "remembering" the last used directory. I've corrected the bug and with the new version you would export a file of 5 + 12 = 17 bytes This explains your 256 + 12 = 268 byte file. The thing that excites me is that you can. There was a bug, and the utility did not take into account the size of the file to export it, exporting instead whole 256 byte sectors, so the minimal file size would be 256 bytes. You can use OS/2 and run several versions of MYZ80 at the same time with any flavor operating system in each window. Though OS-9 will boot fine from a floppy disk image and access the VHD with its. Bill specializes in entry-level OS/390 systems (including all of. These roms can be switched at any time from within the VCC menu and an.
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The utility is also (hopefully) able to strip this header when the file is added to a DSK if it exists, and should take such metadata from this header. 4.2.6 Loading S/390 data on an emulated disk volume. It is almost full-featured, and can emulate fork, signals, pipes etc. When a file has load/execution address or defined flags, the utility preserves this information in a 12byte header. The OS9L1 is an OS9 level One emulator (for Motorola 6809) that runs under UNIX/Linux. There are (were) two reasons why the extracted file is bigger: I guess you would expect to have extracted a PATCH.001 with size 5 bytes. This means that the useful options with the 60x are -scsidisk0, -scsidisk1, -scsidisk2 and -scsitape 4. My knowledge of French is even worse than my knowledge of Sedoric. The CD-i 60x extension board normally uses SCSI id 5 the built-in ROM device descriptors for SCSI disks use SCSI ids starting at zero (/h0 /h1 /h2) while the built-in device descriptor for a SCSI tape uses SCSI id 4 (/mt0). Unfortunately, I don't know more about Sedoric internals. To create file is used: COPYM"P?"TO"PATCH.001" which merges the 3 parts. The info is extracted from "SEDORIC 3.0 à NU". All files and emulator OS disks can be found in the top level folder of.
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Here is the info which describes what PATCH.001 is and how to create it. The disk images containing a number of different PDP 11 operating systems can be. I've tested the github version with your last fix and there is no error message.īut when extracting the PATCH.001 file the result is 268 bytes which contain data only for the 1-st part (chunk) of 3