Closed inexorabletash closed 3 years ago
Ugh, LINPRNT would be easy to output the block size, but it requires some of Applesoft initialized or it crashes...
For posterity, LINPRNT requires:
SHIFT.SIGN.EXT
set to 0; required by FP routinesTEMPPT
set to TEMPST
; it's a string descriptor pointerSPEEDZ
set to 1, for no output delayFLASH.BIT
set to 0, to get normal charactersEquates per http://www.txbobsc.com/scsc/scdocumentor/definitions.html
As part of the installation banner shown while chaining to the next system file, the block count (size of RAM disk) could be displayed. e.g.
RAMWorks RAM Disk - Installed: 3048 blocks