drive-mon except the P feature is inactive. For printer listings
of drive memory, send the code to the computer, then the
printer. O and RETURN sends you back to the computer memory. A
"]" lets you know you're in drive memory, while a "." denotes
computer memory. To assemble/disassemble beneath ROMS and the
VIC CHIP, change location $0002 as if it were $0001. $0001 can't
be changed through the monitor.
$0002: $37 = All ROMS in.
$36 = Bank out BASIC. ($A000-$BFFF)
$35 = Bank out Kernal & BASIC.
$30 = Bank in RAM under $D000.
$31 = Bank in character ROM under $D000.
Single Track or Whole Disk Formatter
Selecting input 10 from the main menu will automatically boot this
feature. This utility has been designed to allow you to fast format
either a single track (perfect for creating 29 Errors) or the whole
disk. When the menu appears, you may select an option by using the
cursor or number keys to move the arrow pointer. Use the RETURN key
to activate your selection. The following keystrokes represent your
options.
1. Format one track.
F1/F2 : Increment or decrement to proper track.
F : You will be prompted for a two character ID number.
Formatting will follow.
R : Return to format menu.
Restore : Return to menu at any input pause.
2. Standard Format.
You will be prompted for new name and ID number. Five
characters are accepted. The last two characters will become
the true disk ID Numbers.
3. Directory diskette in drive.
4. Exit back to Hacker's Utility Kit main menu.
Disk File Logger
At the "Log Which Files?" prompt, either press RETURN to accept the
"*" default (which will log all files) or enter an individual
filename to log that file.
Examples:
Log Which Files? : * = log all files
Log Which Files? : B* = log all file starting with "B"
K.J. REVEALED TRILOGY PAGE [159] (C)1990 K.J.P.B.
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