Closed rsheehan closed 6 years ago
Ah, I bet the NS clock drive and the PLASMA argument parser are fighting over $280 address space. Thanks for testing this, I'll look for a fix. Do you mind testing a newer version? I think I have a NS clock somewhere, but it would take half a day to track it down and install the driver,
Dave...
Hi Dave,
I am happy to test a newer version.
All the best
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Ah, I bet the NS clock drive and the PLASMA argument parser are fighting over $280 address space. Thanks for testing this, I'll look for a fix. Do you mind testing a newer version? I think I have a NS clock somewhere, but it would take half a day to track it down and install the driver,
Dave...
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Thanks for testing the fix.
Using the new +plasm compile on the plasma.bld disk always gives me the "usage" message rather than compiling if I have booted off a ProDOS disk with the no slot clock system driver "ns.clock.system" installed.