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1 OS-9 LEVEL ONE V2.00.00 SOURCE ARCHIVE
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2
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3 LEVEL I:
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4 System and User programs in system memory. The Coco 1 & 2 and Dragon
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5 64 ran OS-9 with both the system and user programs executing out of the
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6 same 64K memory map.
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7
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8 This directory contains the source to OS-9 Level One Version 2.00.00 as
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9 sold by Radio Shack for the Tandy Color Computer.
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11 FILE ORGANIZATION
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12 Sources and bootfiles are separated into the following directories:
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14 DISKS/ ..... Disk images of disks 1 & 2 of OS-9 Level One
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15 CMDS/ ..... Source for all commands on disks 1 and 2
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16 MODULES/ ..... Source for all modules on disk 2
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17 BOOTFILES/ ..... Bootfiles generated from the MODULES and CMDS
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18 directories
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20 BUILDING
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21 Typing 'make' will build modules and command binaries from the sources
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22 in the CMDS/ and MODULES/ directories, as well as bootfiles in the
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23 BOOTFILES/ directory.
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25 DISK IMAGES
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26 The disk images in the DISKS/ directory are provided for reference during
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27 disassembly and commenting. They are zipped, and the contents can be
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28 accessed using the os9tools package on www.sourceforge.net.
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30 CHANGES
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31 Thus far, the only modules that differ from the original Tandy distribution
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32 are the clock module and the date command. Both have been modified to handle
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33 Y2K issues properly.
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