[Coco] I've got DriveWire 4 installed

[Wayne Campbell]

I appreciate your concern, Robert. However, because my vhd already exists
and is not partitioned hdbdos/os-9, I may have to do it differently. By
learning to build the repo I can do a few things:

1. have the latest version of nitros-9 available
2. build my own custom boot disks to include various features for different
purposes
3. become self-sufficient instead of having to ask for help all of the time

I am enjoying the experience of learning to build the repo, and since I now
have the time to devote to it, it's the perfect time to do so.

On Tue, May 30, 2017 at 4:45 AM, Robert Gault <robert.gault at att.net> wrote:

> Wayne,
>
> I think you and Bill are getting off track if all you want are the
> required modules to build your own boot disks. :)
>
> If you mount both of Bill's pre made disks, the DW-X0 on Drivewire and the
> VCC-H0 on VCC, you can easily get all the files you need.
> The "boot track" is T34 on drive255 of the VCC hard drive. All you should
> need to create new boot disks would be to copy (using DSKI$/DSKO$)that T34
> to a new floppy or .vhd drive for the VCC. The OS9Boot file is the only
> OS-9 file on the DW-X0.vhd and you can easily extract the H0 and EmuDsk
> from that OS9Boot file using the sep command.
>
> If you want the compiled boot_vhd to add to a NITROS9 sub-directory so
> that you can modify your mb. script and .bl bootlist script, most of us can
> send you that.
>
> Do you really want to compile the complete NitrOS-9 project or do you just
> want the few critical files to create new Becker boot disks?
>
>
> Robert
>
>
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