Difference between revisions of "Geneve drive remapping"

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REMAP allows a disk I/O device to be mapped to any DSK1...DSK9 device number. Usage is as follows either in an AUTOEXEC file or at the GeneveOS Command Line prompt.

REMAP <number><DRIVE>

A	Floppy #1	Any floppy-only controller
B	Floppy #2	Any floppy-only controller
C	Floppy #3	Any floppy-only controller
D	Floppy #4	Any floppy-only controller that supports 4 floppies
E	Internal Geneve Ramdisk
F	Internal Horizon Ramdisk	8 bit CRU >1400 256K
G	Internal Horizon Ramdisk	8 bit CRU >1600 256K
H	Internal Rave Ramdisk
I	HFDC Emulate File
J	HFDC Floppy #1
K	HFDC Floppy #2
L	HFDC Floppy #3
M	HFDC Floppy #4
N	Internal Horizon Ramdisk	16 bit CRU >1400
O	Internal Horizon Ramdisk	16 bit CRU >1600
P	Internal Horizon Ramdisk	16 bit CRU >1000
Q	Internal Horizon Ramdisk	16 bit CRU >1700
R	Internal Horizon Ramdisk	16 bit CRU >1800
S	Internal Horizon Ramdisk	16 bit CRU >1900
T	PFM FlashDisk #1
U	Reserved for PFM #2
V	Reserved for Future Expansion
W	TIPI DSK1	TIPI CRU >1800
X	TIPI DSK2	TIPI CRU >1800
Y	TIPI DSK3	TIPI CRU >1800
Z	TIPI DSK4	TIPI CRU >1800

Examples

REMAP 1W       Maps DSK1 to TIPI DSK1 (assumes PI.CONFIG has entry)
REMAP 4Q       Maps DSK4 to a 16 bit HRD at CRU >1700

(taken from the GeneveOS 7.30 manual)

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-Remapping is done in GeneveOS by the REMAP command.
+REMAP allows a disk I/O device to be mapped to any DSK1...DSK9 device number. Usage is as follows either in an AUTOEXEC file or at the GeneveOS Command Line prompt.
+ REMAP <number><DRIVE>
 {| class="plain"
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 | TIPI CRU >1800
 |}
+Examples
+ REMAP 1W       Maps DSK1 to TIPI DSK1 (assumes PI.CONFIG has entry)
+ REMAP 4Q       Maps DSK4 to a 16 bit HRD at CRU >1700
+(taken from the GeneveOS 7.30 manual)
 [[Category: Geneve]]

Difference between revisions of "Geneve drive remapping"

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