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Re: Fun with AMDOS and UniDOS

Subject: Re: Fun with AMDOS and UniDOS
From: Lyrical Nanoha <LyricalNanoha@dosius.net>
Date: Sun, 11 Dec 2005 00:46:31 GMT
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On Sun, 11 Dec 2005, Linards Ticmanis wrote:

Lockar wrote:
       I was exepcting that loading integer into memory would make the
AMDOS from working correctly.   Now I am wondering if this holds true
with UniDOS?  I can't find my UniDOS master disk to find out..
Why should that be a problem? Integer BASIC lives at $E000 to $F800, whileDOS 3.3 and its predecessors and descendants reside at $9600 to $BFFF. Twoentirely different areas of memory.

There are some DOS 3.3 clones that do not work with Integer BASIC. Someof them load up on the RAM card.


-uso.

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