[Coco] OS9 Getclock
John Donaldson
jadonaldson at charter.net
Wed Jul 14 15:05:42 EDT 2004
Boisy,
Thanks for the reply. It feels great getting back into NITROS9 again.
I now have both a laptop and
a desktop running the May 14, 2004 release.
I still can not get NITROS9 to format or read my 360K drive or the
720K drive. Both DSKINI.exe and RETRIEVE.exe under MSDOS works with the
drives. I have been able to use DSKINI to make both a 40T and a 80T boot
disk and then used RETRIEVE to copy them to a DSK and the DSK's do boot
on the emulator. I understand that IBM thinkpads have a floppy problem,
but the desktop is a IBM 486 DX2. It uses a standard floppy cable, so I
would expect it be
compatible. I am running DOS 6.2 on the desktop.
John Donaldson
Boisy G. Pitre wrote:
>
> On Jul 14, 2004, at 1:21 PM, John Donaldson wrote:
>
>> Does anyone have a current copy of "getclock". The one I have
>> returns the correct date and time
>> except it displays 1904 instead of 2004. The date and month are
>> correct. It works on the JC/JV
>> emulator, so may not need CLOCK2 in the boot.
>>
>> I too have a script that does not seem to work.
>>
>> chd /h0/sys
>> merge stdfonts stdptrs stdpats_2 stdpats_4 stdpats_16 stdwnd
>> chd /h0
>> gshell <>>>/w&
>>
>> Everything works down to the gshell activation.
>> Then it errors out with a ERROR 221 --- MODULE NOT FOUND
>>
>> I verified that the modules are in SYS and gshell exist in /h0/cmds.
>> since both "merge" and "gshell" are in the /h0/cmds directory , why
>> would it gind "merge"
>> OK, but not "gshell"
>>
>> The NITROS9 version released on 06/01/2003 runs the script fine. The
>> current release May 14, 2004 does not.
>
>
> There was an issue with this, I believe, in the May 14th 2004
> release. I believe Robert Gault had encountered this problem, or
> fixed it? At any rate, I tried the following script:
>
> chd /dd
> chx /dd/cmds
> shell i=/w&
>
> It worked running the latest "tip of tree" NitrOS-9. I'm going to be
> making the 03.02.02 release of NitrOS-9 soon, so this bug should be
> gone now.
>
>> Another question. What do I need to do to get TSEDIT running under
>> NITROS9??
>
>
> It should run "out of the box."
>
>>
>> John Donaldson
>>
>>
>>
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