[Coco] !!A simple method for having both a term32 and using windows!!

[Boisy Pitre]

More information on how this bug was identified can be found at  
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php? 
func=detail&aid=1770080&group_id=174026&atid=867681

As Robert explained, the 16K grfdrv under 6809 requires two MMU  
blocks when it is mapped into system RAM at "first window" to be  
called at its initialization routine by cowin or cogrf.  Depending  
upon the size of your bootfile, the available space in the system map  
may or may not be there, and if not, the crash occurred.

I've fixed the crash, so now the correct error (237, E$NoRAM) is  
being returned to the system. This means if the bootfile is too  
large, the boot screen will show an error code and NITROS-9 BOOT  
FAILED.  It will also show an error code if you forget to put GRFDRV  
into CMDS (before this bug fix, THAT would crash the system also and  
there wouldn't be a clue as to why).

So by going through the tracks in the snow and following this bug, we  
found several other issues that were addressed.  Again, read all the  
gory details at the link above.
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Boisy G. Pitre
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