Proterm Appletalk patch

[shack@crash.cts.com (Randy Shackelford)]

OK I found the article which explains the patch:

CS-ID: #3273.comp.sys.apple2/csa2@pro-ict, 1844 chars
Date: Tue, 12 Oct 1993 16:32:06 GMT
From: snelson@umaxc.weeg.uiowa.edu (Steven Nelson)
Subject: Re: Breaking the rules, write your own interrupt manager?
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Organization: University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA, USA
Lines: 27
 
>From article <2993f1$m73@ausom.ausom.oz.au>, by paw@bbs.ausom.oz.au (Peter
Watson):
> snelson@umaxc.weeg.uiowa.edu (Steven Nelson) writes:
>
> [Lot's of stuff deleted about problems with AppleTalk and ProTerm 3.1]
>
>>An hour later, he called back with a 1 byte patch to pt3.code0 so pt3.1
>>could quit, without killing Appletalk.  Hurray.  PT3.1 now works quite well
>>on a IIGS.  And one of the problems with the Appletalk card is that its
>>Pascal 1.1 firmware is broken  (technote on workstation card anomaly - the
>>status call doesn't work),  Apple's suggested work around won't work in
>>this particular case.  Other IIe workstation problems remained unsolved (and
>>may be insolvable).
>
> Don't keep us in suspense! Given that it is a one-byte patch, what is it?
 
Greg didn't say I could give out the patch, but I doubt that he would mind.
In a backup copy of pt3.code0,  look for a byte sequence:
  A9 09 8D 38 C0 A9 42 8D 38 C0
change to
  A9 09 8D 38 C0 A9 4A 8D 38 C0
                    ^- change 42 to 4A
 
In Greg's pt3.1 pt3.code0 file this was at offset $1DAB, in my pt3.code0
file this was at offset $1D89, so look around those offsets.
 
>
  --Steve

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Randy Shackelford                                Huh huh, that was cool.
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