- Determine slice images to create dynamically based on the hd_xxx.txt and fd_xxx.txt files.
- Add a volume label directive to the hd_xxx.txt and fd_xxx.txt files.
- Add a system image directive to the hd_xxx.txt and fd_xxx.txt files.
- Restore copying PIP application to ZSDOS and NZCOM disks.
- The floppy version of some supplemental disks were not being generated due to a typo.
- The ReadMe.txt file for some supplemental disks was not being added to the disk.
- Les Bird has given permission to include his extensive library of MSX ROM images. Please see https://github.com/lesbird/MSX8 for more information.
- Appropriate MSX8 ROM player and hardware required to use these.
- Provided as supplemental RomWBW disk image slices (msxroms1.img, msxroms2.img).
Co-Authored-By: Les Bird <lesbird65@gmail.com>
The QPM portion of the build has been updated to dynamically combine the current CBIOS with the static QPM CCP and BDOS binaries. This will keep the QPM system image up to date and avoid HBIOS version mismatch warnings.
- Minimal support for QP/M by adding a disk image.
- Disk image is not included in combo image, it must be added separately.
- Disk image boots into CP/M 2.2. You must run QINSTALL to configure it and make the disk boot into QP/M.
- It is critical to review the ReadMe.txt file -- default QP/M configuration conflicts with RomWBW use of Page Zero.
- Added some stack space to SYSGEN. It was failing when run with extra CBIOS debugging enabled.
- Cleanup of diskdefs file.
- Updated SIMH executable.
- Add kbdtest, cvdtest, and cvdonly test programs. They apply to MBC platform only.
- Display more boot info in CVDU and KBD drivers.
- Separate floppy and hard disk content definition files.
- Fixes to ZPMLDR to make it functional with RomWBW.
- Incorporate fixes from the Jon Saxton disassembly in ZPM3 itself.
- Credit to Lars Nelson for finding the ZPM3 source (disassembly).
Adding infrastructure for partition table support. Backward compatible. Not ready for end user usage yet.
Bumped version to 3.1.1 to demarcate this change.
Disk images created as part of the build process can now be made bootable without requiring the user to run SYSCOPY. Some of the disk images are now bootable.
