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== Amstrad's CP/M+ == | |||
* Amstrad CP/M+ uses Amstrad's "System" format. This is 40 tracks, 1 side, 9 sectors per track numbered &41-&49. There are two reserved tracks, then the directory which has 64 entries, and then the data area. | |||
* CP/M is booted using an RSX command "|CPM" which is implemented in the Amstrad disc rom (AMSDOS). | |||
* |CPM loads track 0, side 0, sector &41 into RAM at &100-&2ff. This is the boot sector and contains the boot program. | |||
* The boot program then loads the directory from track 2, sector &41. | |||
* The boot program locates a program with extension "EMS". | |||
* This program is loaded into RAM at &c00. | |||
* This is then executed. (EMS contains the BIOS, BDOS and relocates and re-configures the memory. CP/M doesn't use the CP/M 2.2 BIOS from the Amstrad disc ROM.) | |||
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Revision as of 12:54, 24 April 2018
Amstrad's CP/M+
- Amstrad CP/M+ uses Amstrad's "System" format. This is 40 tracks, 1 side, 9 sectors per track numbered &41-&49. There are two reserved tracks, then the directory which has 64 entries, and then the data area.
- CP/M is booted using an RSX command "|CPM" which is implemented in the Amstrad disc rom (AMSDOS).
- |CPM loads track 0, side 0, sector &41 into RAM at &100-&2ff. This is the boot sector and contains the boot program.
- The boot program then loads the directory from track 2, sector &41.
- The boot program locates a program with extension "EMS".
- This program is loaded into RAM at &c00.
- This is then executed. (EMS contains the BIOS, BDOS and relocates and re-configures the memory. CP/M doesn't use the CP/M 2.2 BIOS from the Amstrad disc ROM.)