The command-line interface allows the specification of local directories to be used as CP/M drives.
I accidentally noticed that the final drive is not specified as expected because I happen to have a P-drive setup for Turbo-Pascal:
$ ./target/debug/iz-cpm --disk-p /home/skx/Repos/github.com/skx/cpm-dist/P
iz-cpm https://github.com/ivanizag/iz-cpm
CP/M 2.2 Emulation
Press ctrl-c ctrl-c Y to return to host
A>p:
P>dir
Bdos Err On P: Bad Sector
No File
There is a loop setup which runs from 0-15, but it excludes the last value. This PR updates to use 0-16, so that drive 15 (P:) is included.
ivanizag
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4 months ago
The command-line interface allows the specification of local directories to be used as CP/M drives.
I accidentally noticed that the final drive is not specified as expected because I happen to have a P-drive setup for Turbo-Pascal:
There is a loop setup which runs from 0-15, but it excludes the last value. This PR updates to use 0-16, so that drive 15 (P:) is included.