-BAMDUA.TK2

     Thió  speciaì librarù volumå  containó Georgå Borys§  CONFIG �
patchinç  prograí foò Morro÷ computeró thaô allo÷ yoõ tï  instalì �
anù  combinatioî  oæ uð tï fouò (4© singlå oò doublå  sideä  disë �
driveó iî doublå oò quaä density®  
     Alsï  includeä  oî thió disë ió INIT.COÍ anä itó  datá  filå �
TERMINAL.DAÔ   thaô   allowó  yoõ  tï   instalì   youò   terminaì �
characteristicó  WITHOUÔ usinç á speciaì utilitù  program®   Reaä �
thå  TERMINAL.DAÔ  filå  foò  instructionó oî  ho÷  tï  adä  youò �
terminaì iæ iô ió noô listeä oî thå menu® 
     Here'ó thå instructionó oî ho÷ tï uså CONFIG´ writteî bù thå �
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                       CONFIG.BAS version 4.6
        Copyright 1987 by George Borys, all rights reserved.

CONFIG.BAS is a patching utility for manipulating the MD2/MD3 system 
image.  All  disk  drive parameters may  be  individually  adjusted, 
including  the number of drives (1 to 4), number of sides (1 or  2), 
tracks per inch (48 or 96), motor on wait times (0 to 1020 mS), head 
settling  times after seek (0 to 1020 mS), stepping rates (1  to  15 
mS), head unload times (16 to 240 mS) and head load times (2 to  254 
mS).   Quad density drives will of course require a modified  format 
program  (like  QFORMAT.COM)  to take advantage  of  the  784K  quad 
density format.

To create a boot disk for a "special" drive (3.5 inch, quad  density 
5 inch, slow stepping standard drive, etc.), proceed as follows:

1.   Temporarily configure your hardware  with the  "special"  drive 
     connected as drive C.
2.   Format the special disk and copy the following programs to it:
     CONFIG.BAS
     MBASIC.COM
     SYSGEN.COM
3.   Add a copy of the system image to the special disk:
        C:                    {press [RETURN] }
        SYSGEN                {press [RETURN] }
        A                     {response to "SOURCE DRIVE" prompt}
        [RETURN]              {response to "PRESS [RETURN]" prompt}
        [RETURN]              {response to "DESTINATION" prompt}
        SAVE 46 SYSTEM.CPM    {and press [RETURN], of course}
4.   Invoke CONFIG.BAS by typing:
        MBASIC CONFIG         {press [RETURN] }
5.   Respond to the "FILESPEC" prompt with "SYSTEM.CPM".
6.   Respond  to  the "PHYSICAL DRIVES" prompt with  the  number  of 
     drives that will appear in the final computer configuration.
7.   For each drive in the ultimate hardware configuration,  respond
     to the drive  characteristics  queries  about  single or double
     sided media, 48 or 96 tracks per inch, motor on wait time, head
     settling time  after seek,  stepping rate,  head load time  and 
     head unload time.
8.  Respond to the "UPDATE" prompt by pressing [RETURN].
9.  Install the updated system image on the special disk by typing:
	SYSGEN CPM64.COM        {press [RETURN] }
        C                       {response to "DESTINATION" prompt}
        [RETURN]                {response to "PRESS [RETURN]" prompt}
10.  Reconfigure your hardware in its ultimate  configuration  with 
the "special" drive connected as drive A.  Boot and run!

If you find CONFIG valuable, please consider making a tax-deductable
contribution to BAMDUA  (Bay Area Micro Decision Users Association),
the users group that inspired it all, at:

         BAMDUA
         P.O. Box 5152
         Berkeley, CA  94705

     Thå followinç fileó arå containeä oî thió disk:

-BAMDUA.TK²  6Ë [Yoõ arå readinç iô now]
19200       12K CONSTRUCTION ARTICLE: BAUD RATE DOUBLER FOR MD3
CONFIG.BAÓ  16K CBOOT/CBIOS PATCHER (SAVED AS ASCII FILE)
DIAGNOSE.ASM 2K SOURCE CODE FOR DIAGNOSE.COM:
DIAGNOSE.COM 2K SOFTWARE EQUIVALENT OF MD3 DIAGNOSTIC JUMPER
FORMAT.QD   16K A DISCUSSION OF MD2/MD3 DISKETTE FORMATS
INIT.COÍ     6Ë INSTALLS NEW TERMINAL PARAMETERS �
NSWP.COÍ    12Ë HANDY LITTLE FILE TRANSFER UTILITÙ (Vers® 2.07)
QFORMAT.COÍ  4Ë REPLACES FORMAT.COM FOR SSDD,DSDD,SSQD,DSQD
SWAP.COÍ     2Ë SWAP DRIVES: TEMPORARILY TRADES DRIVE LETTERS
TERMINAL.DAÔ 8Ë DATA FOR INIT.COM (ASCII FILE - EDITABLE)

     NOTEº Yoõ wilì alsï neeä SYSGEN.COÍ anä MBASIC.COÍ froí your
           Morrow CP/Í Distributioî Disk.