I understand the need to suppress Kernal i/o error messages $9d, bit 7.
We have the more useful BASIC messages.
I'm not certain it is necessary to explicitly disable Kernal i/o control messages, $9d bit 6. at all.
Only Kernal load, verify and save, it seems, have the control messages, and it doesn't interfere with ls
I understand the need to suppress Kernal i/o error messages $9d, bit 7. We have the more useful BASIC messages.
I'm not certain it is necessary to explicitly disable Kernal i/o control messages, $9d bit 6. at all. Only Kernal load, verify and save, it seems, have the control messages, and it doesn't interfere with
ls