Re: How do I boot DOS from the monitor?

[Linards Ticmanis <ticmanis@gmx.de>]

aiiadict@gmail.com wrote:
> from any place in any program:
>
> control-reset
> control-open-apple-reset

Of course on this very early apple you need to press only RESET. 
Control-Reset is unnecessary, and the Open Apple key doesn't exist.

> from BASIC prompt:
> PR# (slot number)

This works from both Integer BASIC and Applesoft. IN#(slot number) works 
as well.

> from the monitor:
> Cx00g  (x = slot number)

Other possibilities: 6[CTRL-P][RETURN] or 6[CTRL-K][RETURN]. Provided 
that 6 is your slot number.

> to enter monitor from BASIC:
> call -151

Of course on this early model the opposite is more needed, because it 
will start in monitor (asterisk prompt) mode.

To enter BASIC from the Monitor, initializing BASIC on the way (you need 
to do this when first entering BASIC):

[CTRL-B][RETURN]

Without initializing Basic (program is not destroyed; won't usually work 
when first entering BASIC):

[CTRL-C][RETURN]

Both of the above unhook DOS. After DOS is loaded, replace them with the 
three-dogs command:

3D0G[RETURN]. That's a numeral zero, not letter Oh.

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Linards Ticmanis