From: Mikael Holm (mikael.holm_at_se.danskebank.com)
Date: 2003-01-28 13:49:14
Howard,
Your use of SPORT for swaping partitions seems alot like my switching of
.d64-disks under 64HDD.
I can't seem to find any useful (to me at least) information about how to
switch mode run some 8502-code and then return to CP/M... Unfortunately
the guys at Herne don't have access to any C128's any more, it's been a
while since they wrote the utilities so, no help there either...
Well I guess I have to disassemble SPORT.COM and see if I can make any
sense of it... Any suggestions for a good Z80 (CP/M or other)
disassembler? Preferrably runnable on my PC or C128...
//Micke
I know you have been referred to the Herne site, but have you looked at
its following page:
http://www.herne.com/cpm.htm
This should have most all the information you are seeking.
As to SPORT, I have used it to swap RAMLink (RL) partitions. The RL
system is limited to using only 1541 partitions in CP/M. However, SPORT
allows an unlimited number of these 1541 partitions. Also, SPORT will
read the RL real time clock during the boot (from RAMLink) to
automatically set the CP/M operating system clock, etc. Very versatile.
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