Date   : Fri, 02 Apr 2010 22:06:24 +0100
From   : robert@... (Rob)
Subject: Four Beebs, One Monitor

On 02/04/2010, J.G.Harston <jgh@...> wrote:
> Presumably, you're trying to call NetFS_Op 16 (OSWORD &14,0,16),
> see http://mdfs.net/blib/Docs/NetFS.txt

That looks the one, yep.

> So, to read the time&date with NetFS_Op 16, &E00/1 must be correct.
> If dropping PAGE to claim extra memory, you shouldn't go below
> &F00, or below &1000 if you want to preserve NetFS filing system
> access (or select another filing system, which will copy &E00-&FFF
> to the private workspace, overwriting your program).

PAGE is at &1200, after disabling DFS and rebooting, and as far as I
know, the software doesn't mess about below that.

I've tried replicating the setup on BeebEm, but it works fine there.
But I've had three different Model Bs (two standard and the German
one) all doing the same, so there must be something weird going on.
The only B I have working has an 8K NFS3.60 chip rather than the
DNFS...  what I think I should do is perhaps swap that into the other
machines, and put a DNFS in there and see what happens..

Thanks for the ideas though..

Rob