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Added W8-W15, updated standard.bl for SuperBoard
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date | Mon, 18 Feb 2008 14:04:06 +0000 |
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*************************************** * NitrOS-9 Level 2 CoCo 3 Bootlist * * $Id$ * * This bootlist is presented as an example for creating custom bootfiles. * A module may be excluded from the bootfile if an asterisk (*) is the * first character of the line. * *************************************** * Kernel/System Section * * These modules are mandatory. ../MODULES/KERNEL/krnp2 *../MODULES/KERNEL/krnp3_perr *../MODULES/KERNEL/krnp4_regdump ../MODULES/SYSMODS/ioman ../MODULES/SYSMODS/init * *************************************** * CDF Section (HawkSoft) * *../MODULES/CDF/cdf.mn * * CDF descriptors - select as needed * SCSI descriptors (IDs 0-6) *../MODULES/CDF/sc0.dd *../MODULES/CDF/sc1.dd *../MODULES/CDF/sc2.dd *../MODULES/CDF/sc3.dd *../MODULES/CDF/sc4.dd *../MODULES/CDF/sc5.dd *../MODULES/CDF/sc6.dd * IDE descriptors (master/slave) *../MODULES/CDF/ic0.dd *../MODULES/CDF/ic1.dd * *************************************** * RBF Section * ../MODULES/RBF/rbf.mn * * DriveWire driver (Cloud-9 product) *../MODULES/RBF/drivewire.dr * DriveWire descriptors - select as needed *../MODULES/RBF/ddx0.dd *../MODULES/RBF/x0.dd *../MODULES/RBF/x1.dd *../MODULES/RBF/x2.dd *../MODULES/RBF/x3.dd * * SuperDriver Package (Cloud-9 product) *../MODULES/RBF/rbsuper.dr * Select Low level SCSI and/or IDE driver *../MODULES/RBF/lltc3.dr *../MODULES/RBF/llide.dr * SuperDriver descriptors - select as needed * SuperBoard SCSI descriptors (IDs 0-6) *../MODULES/RBF/s0_sb.dd *../MODULES/RBF/s1_sb.dd *../MODULES/RBF/s2_sb.dd *../MODULES/RBF/s3_sb.dd *../MODULES/RBF/s4_sb.dd *../MODULES/RBF/s5_sb.dd *../MODULES/RBF/s6_sb.dd * SuperBoard SCSI HDB-DOS descriptor *../MODULES/RBF/sh_sb.dd * TC^3 SCSI descriptors (IDs 0-6) *../MODULES/RBF/s0_tc3.dd *../MODULES/RBF/s1_tc3.dd *../MODULES/RBF/s2_tc3.dd *../MODULES/RBF/s3_tc3.dd *../MODULES/RBF/s4_tc3.dd *../MODULES/RBF/s5_tc3.dd *../MODULES/RBF/s6_tc3.dd * TC^3 SCSI HDB-DOS descriptor *../MODULES/RBF/sh_tc3.dd * IDE descriptors (master/slave) *../MODULES/RBF/i0_ide.dd *../MODULES/RBF/i1_ide.dd * IDE HDB-DOS descriptor *../MODULES/RBF/ih_ide.dd * * WD1773 floppy support for Tandy and compatible disk controllers ../MODULES/RBF/rb1773.dr * WD1773 floppy support for Disto Super Controller II *../MODULES/RBF/rb1773_scii_ff74.dr *../MODULES/RBF/rb1773_scii_ff58.dr * Floppy device descriptors * DD - default device - choose one if needed *../MODULES/RBF/ddd0_35s.dd ../MODULES/RBF/ddd0_40d.dd *../MODULES/RBF/ddd0_80d.dd * D0 - drive 0 - choose one if needed *../MODULES/RBF/d0_35s.dd ../MODULES/RBF/d0_40d.dd *../MODULES/RBF/d0_80d.dd * D1 - drive 1 - choose one if needed *../MODULES/RBF/d1_35s.dd ../MODULES/RBF/d1_40d.dd *../MODULES/RBF/d1_80d.dd * D2 - drive 2 - choose one if needed *../MODULES/RBF/d2_35s.dd ../MODULES/RBF/d2_40d.dd *../MODULES/RBF/d2_80d.dd * D3 - drive 3 - choose if needed *../MODULES/RBF/d3_35s.dd * * RAMDisk driver *../MODULES/RBF/rammer.dr * RAMDisk descriptors - select as needed *../MODULES/RBF/ddr0_8k.dd *../MODULES/RBF/ddr0_96k.dd *../MODULES/RBF/ddr0_128k.dd *../MODULES/RBF/ddr0_192k.dd *../MODULES/RBF/r0_8k.dd *../MODULES/RBF/r0_96k.dd *../MODULES/RBF/r0_128k.dd *../MODULES/RBF/r0_192k.dd * Memory device descriptor *../MODULES/RBF/md.dd *************************************** * SCF Section * ../MODULES/SCF/scf.mn * * CoCo 3 I/O sub-drivers * Keyboard modules: choose cc3 for CoCo 3 keyboard * or ps2 for SuperBoard PS/2 keyboard ../MODULES/SCF/vtio.dr ../MODULES/SCF/keydrv_cc3.sb *../MODULES/SCF/keydrv_ps2.sb * Sound module: CoCo 3 built-in sound generator ../MODULES/SCF/snddrv_cc3.sb * Joystick modules: choose joy for hi-res joystick adapter, * ps2 for SuperBoard PS/2 mouse, or * (M)icrosoft or (L)ogitech mouse using 6551 or 6552 ACIA ../MODULES/SCF/joydrv_joy.sb *../MODULES/SCF/joydrv_ps2.sb *../MODULES/SCF/joydrv_6551M.sb *../MODULES/SCF/joydrv_6552M.sb *../MODULES/SCF/joydrv_6551L.sb *../MODULES/SCF/joydrv_6552L.sb * * CoGrf/CoWin subroutine module * Use CoWin with Multi-Vue; use CoGrf * for basic text and graphic window support.. * Select only one. *../MODULES/SCF/cogrf.io ../MODULES/SCF/cowin.io * * CoVDG I/O subroutine module * Select one or both *../MODULES/SCF/covdg.io *../MODULES/SCF/covdg_small.io * * Select only one term descriptor *../MODULES/SCF/term_vdg.dt *../MODULES/SCF/term_win40.dt ../MODULES/SCF/term_win80.dt *../MODULES/SCF/term_bbt.dt *../MODULES/SCF/term_sc6551.dt * * Select as many window descriptors as needed ../MODULES/SCF/w.dw ../MODULES/SCF/w1.dw ../MODULES/SCF/w2.dw ../MODULES/SCF/w3.dw ../MODULES/SCF/w4.dw ../MODULES/SCF/w5.dw ../MODULES/SCF/w6.dw ../MODULES/SCF/w7.dw * * Select as many VDG window descriptors as needed *../MODULES/SCF/v1.dw *../MODULES/SCF/v2.dw *../MODULES/SCF/v3.dw *../MODULES/SCF/v4.dw *../MODULES/SCF/v5.dw *../MODULES/SCF/v6.dw *../MODULES/SCF/v7.dw * * Serial port drivers * CoCo Bit-Banger terminal port *../MODULES/SCF/scbbt.dr *../MODULES/SCF/t1.dd * 6551 ACIA *../MODULES/SCF/sc6551.dr *../MODULES/SCF/t2_sc6551.dd *../MODULES/SCF/t3_sc6551.dd * Tandy Modem Pak *../MODULES/SCF/modpak.dr *../MODULES/SCF/m1.dd *../MODULES/SCF/m2.dd * SuperBoard TL16C552A serial port *../MODULES/sctlsp.dd *../MODULES/t4_sctlsp.dd *../MODULES/t5_sctlsp.dd * * Printer drivers * ../MODULES/SCF/scbbp.dr * ../MODULES/SCF/p.dd * SuperBoard TL16C552A parallel port *../MODULES/sctlpp.dd *../MODULES/p1_sctlpp.dd * * VRN is a driver module used by certain games, including King's Quest III, * Leisure Suit Larry and Flight Simulator II. A /nil descriptor is also * supported. ../MODULES/SCF/vrn.dr ../MODULES/SCF/vi.dd ../MODULES/SCF/ftdd.dd * *************************************** * Pipe Section * * Pipes are a useful but optional part of a system. ../MODULES/PIPE/pipeman.mn ../MODULES/PIPE/piper.dr ../MODULES/PIPE/pipe.dd * *************************************** * Clock Section * * Select one clock module depending upon your power line frequency * (60Hz = USA/Canada; 50Hz = Europe, Australia) ../MODULES/CLOCKS/clock_60hz *../MODULES/CLOCKS/clock_50hz * Select one clock2 module that supports your real-time clock, if any. * Besides support for the internal software clock, the following * hardware clocks are supported: Burke & Burke, Disto 2-N-1, Disto 4-N-1, * Eliminator, Harris, SmartWatch, Cloud-9 (SuperIDE), the MESS emulator, Jeff * Vavasour's CoCo emulator, DriveWire and SuperBoard. ../MODULES/CLOCKS/clock2_soft *../MODULES/CLOCKS/clock2_bnb *../MODULES/CLOCKS/clock2_disto2 *../MODULES/CLOCKS/clock2_disto4 *../MODULES/CLOCKS/clock2_elim *../MODULES/CLOCKS/clock2_harris *../MODULES/CLOCKS/clock2_smart *../MODULES/CLOCKS/clock2_jvemu *../MODULES/CLOCKS/clock2_messemu *../MODULES/CLOCKS/clock2_cloud9 *../MODULES/CLOCKS/clock2_dw *../MODULES/CLOCKS/clock2_sb * *************************************** * System Kick-Start Module * * Choose which startup module you wish to use. (sysgo_dd is recommended * for most configurations.) * * Alternatively, this module can reside in the root directory of the * boot device, saving precious system RAM. ../MODULES/SYSMODS/sysgo_dd *../MODULES/SYSMODS/sysgo_h0