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;	 		SD SYSTEMS, INC.				;
;			10111 MILLER RD.				;
;			DALLAS, TX 75238				;
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;		       (214) - 340 - 0303				;
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	title	'DRVTBL for SDSystems 1983'

;***********************************************************************;
;	Rev.    Description				Initials-Date	;
;-----------------------------------------------------------------------;
;	0.10	1st working Version			dkb...1/17/83	;
;	1.00	1st release Version			dkb...1/23/83	;
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;
;	The drvtbl.asm file is used to configure hardware drivers
;	into a CP/M 3.0 plus operating system.
;
;	To add a driver or reconfigure the operating system the
;	following steps must be completed.
;
;		1- Define the new driver xdph as an external referance
;		   The current driver definitions are:
;			fdsdX = floppy disk where X = 0..3
;			wdsvX = winchester 2isk where X = 0 or 1
;			rdsd0 = ramdisk  
;			rdsd1 = romdisk
;			hdsdX = CDC-9448 where X is 0..11 
;
;		2- Enter the externally defined xdph in the drive table.
;
;		   Enter the xdph name in the drive table at the relative
;		   location in the table to obtain the logical drive
;		   value desired (i.e. logical drive A..P). 
;
;		   Enter a zero value in the drive table for logical drives
;		   which are not used. 
;------------------------------------------------------------------

	public @dtbl
	extrn	fdsd0,fdsd1			; floppy disks
;------------------------------------------------------------------
;	The following drive table was used to create this system
;	
;------------------------------------------------------------------
@dtbl:
UNIT$A:	dw	fdsd0		; use floppy as logical  unit 'A'
UNIT$B:	dw	fdsd1		; use floppy as logical  unit 'B'
UNIT$C:	dw	0
UNIT$D:	dw	0
UNIT$E:	dw	0
UNIT$F:	dw	0
UNIT$G:	dw	0		; use zero value for unused logical units
UNIT$H:	dw	0
UNIT$I:	dw	0
UNIT$J:	dw	0		; *************************************
UNIT$K:	dw	0		; NOTE: This table must contain 16 word 
UNIT$L:	dw	0		; entries for gencpm.com
UNIT$M:	dw	0		; *************************************
UNIT$N:	dw	0
UNIT$O:	dw	0
UNIT$P:	dw	0
	end