[sebhc] emulating disks
Steven Parker
sp11 at hotmail.com
Wed May 19 10:21:30 CDT 2004
>The emulator has reached the point where it
>meets my requirements (It simulates capabilities of the actual H8 in my
>collection),
>so I can live without a disk.
Really? It's pretty cool so far, but disk emulation is what would truly
make it interesting for me. I'd guess that may be true for a lot of the
other folks as well.
If you don't have any more recent hardware, I'd bet you could view and/or
print those pdf's at your local library. But the description section of the
H-17 manual is mostly about the controller hardware and not much about
programming. It may be more useful to look over the sources for the disk
driver code.
I just put the contents of two disks of HDOS source material in the archives
under software/sources/... You'll probably be most interested in sydvd and
it's associated header files. Let me know if you have any specific
questions remaining and I'll try to find answers.
Cheers,
- Steven
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