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#V1.2
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STEVE, let me fire the rumor mill some more. The Dayton ASIG distributed a
copy of a Version 1.2 Kickstart and Workbench. This version says "release
1.2" not prerelease or Beta 1.2. The version number is 33.679 (from the
workbench item "version"). Something must be available because I just
received an update of SCRIBBLE! and they discussed WB 1.2 to no end stating
that it (Scribble) contains several new features only supported in 1.2 and
that 1.2 was supposed to be much faster(disk cache-ing ). That's all I
know. If anyone knows particulars about the following commands, send me
some mail
addbuffers
TypePause
BindDrivers
addmem
Diskchange
Diskdoctor
clrcli
My 1.2 disk may have been adulterated (I have a copy of a copy) so that
some the above may be nonesense. Hope this helps
Roger,
You're missing 1, "Mount"….
1. addbuffers, used to add disk cache buffers for faster access to disk info
that has already been accessed once.
2. Type…the same as on 1.1
3. Pause…not a 1.2 item but from our DL's, adds an MS-DOS type pause to CLI
commands.
4. Diskchange…used to signal a change in a disk on a 5 1/4" drive
5. Diskdoctor…used to try to recover trashed disks.
6. Binddrivers….used to "bind" autoconfigurable additions to system.
humm…well, I scrolled your message off while typing this so don't
remember the others you had listed…Oh, yea CLR, also from the DL's, a
simple screen clear and of course CLI is just the standard CLI. Don
Roger,
You're missing 1, "Mount"….
1. addbuffers, used to add disk cache buffers for faster access to disk info
that has already been accessed once.
2. Type…the same as on 1.1
3. Pause…not a 1.2 item but from our DL's, adds an MS-DOS type pause to CLI
commands.
4. Diskchange…used to signal a change in a disk on a 5 1/4" drive
5. Diskdoctor…used to try to recover trashed disks.
6. Binddrivers….used to "bind" autoconfigurable additions to system.
humm…well, I scrolled your message off while typing this so don't
remember the others you had listed…Oh, yea CLR, also from the DL's, a
simple screen clear and of course CLI is just the standard CLI. Don