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Copyright notice ================ The copyrights (c) of this program belong to John Kortink. All rights are reserved. You may not make changes to this program (except for documented configuration changes). If you distribute it, you may only distribute the complete and unchanged original copy (as you first received it). You may distribute this program freely, but must obtain written permission from me if it is to be distributed as part of, or alongside, any product that is meant to generate profits. This program is provided 'as is'. Fitness of this program for any particular purpose is not implied. Using it is entirely at your own risk. // // // Important notes for this release // // - Client side notes : this release introduces an Acorn Atom version of LFS. However, the documentation will continue to refer to the Acorn BBC only, and the new chapter 'Acorn Atom LFS' will describe how the Atom version of LFS differs from the BBC one. - Server side notes : currently, the 65Link server has been ported to Linux, but not Windows (despite the description below). As and when I put time into bringing the Windows port up to more modern standards than those of circa 2006 (as in : machines and OSes), it might reappear. If you need the server side to run on Windows, stick with 65Link 2.40. // // // Introduction // // Features : - Sets up a data link between a BBC model B/B+/Master and a host running RISC OS, Windows or Linux, via a connection between the user port of the former and the (at least PS/2 mode capable) parallel port of the latter. - Enables, via this link, files of your BBC to be stored and manipulated on the harddisc of the host machine (in named volumes, each containing up to eight 'drives'), using a full featured, DFS-like filing system called LFS, second processor support included. - Offers very fast file access and transfer, and virtually unlimited storage space. With 65Link, the maximum number of files per drive is not 31 but equals the directory limit on the host machine. Total storage space is limited only by the free space on the host's harddisc, although every individual file has a maximum size of 16 MB (minus one). 65Link (unfortunately) has a few hardware requirements : - A special parallel cable is needed to connect the machines. - The host machine's parallel port must support 'PS/2' mode. - The BBC must have a user port (user VIA + connector). - A sideways ROM with LFS needs to be present in the BBC. RISC OS machines like the Acorn Risc PC, A7000 or A5000 (but not the A3000 or Archimedes, these do not have the required type of parallel port) are suitable as host machines, as are probably almost all generic PCs running Windows 95, 98, 2000, NT or XP, or (x86-64) Linux. Note that 65Link is not really for the fainthearted or inexperienced. A fair amount of know-how and work is involved in getting the whole system up and running. But the rewards are great. It's like having a huge (but remotely located) harddisc attached to your BBC. All your BBC's files will be on the host machine : your file storage space becomes virtually unlimited (no more floppies !), files load much faster, and software maintenance and backup is greatly simplified. It may be interesting to know that a combination of need and laziness prompted me to write 65Link. It was quite some time ago already (somewhere around 1992), that, suffering from a severe case of nostalgia, I re-acquired a BBC model B (having sold my own many years ago). Alas, it was a 'bare' machine, so it had no floppy disc interface. Instead of tracking down an 8271 or 1770 based disc interface, I decided that it should be possible to vastly improve on that and use the harddisc of my Risc PC instead. Sometimes programmers get like that ... The rest, as they say, is history. // // // Compatibility // // 65Link should be compatible with : (Acorn BBCs :) - Machines with a user port only (RISC OS machines :) - RISC OS 3.1 and later - ARM 2 and later processors (26-bit architectures only) - Machines with a PS/2 capable parallel port only (Windows/Linux machines :) - Windows 95 and later, or Linux - 64-bit processors only (x86-64 architecture) - Machines with a PS/2 capable parallel port only // // // Hardware requirements // // A summary of, and a few more details about, hardware requirements : Acorn BBCs ---------- - A user port. - A sideways ROM containing LFS. RISC OS machines ---------------- - A parallel port with PS/2 support. Windows machines ---------------- - A parallel port with PS/2 support. - An Intel 80386 or compatible processor. - A DOS/command box environment with DPMI support. All versions of Windows from 95 onwards have this built in. Under plain DOS, should you really want to try it, you will need to run a DOS extender, like CWSDPMI.EXE (which is freely available, use an Internet search engine to find a copy). - An environment allowing direct parallel port access. This, in principle at least, rules out Windows NT derivatives, including Windows XP, but a 'fix' is provided : a third party freeware program called PortTalk is used to make it possible for ZeriLink to access the parallel port. Linux machines -------------- - A parallel port with PS/2 support. - A 64-bit processor. Additional ---------- - A parallel cable wired to specifications. See below. // // // Using 65Link // // On the BBC, a sideways ROM containing LFS should first be installed. BBC installation and use is discussed below. On the host, 65Link (the server software handling commands from LFS) and your BBC software should first be installed. Host installation and use is discussed below. The parallel cable that connects the BBC's 'user port' and the host's parallel port consists of a 'female 20 pin flatcable' connector (with notch), a 'male 25 pin D' plug, and a multi-wire, *SHIELDED* cable. The cable should be wired as follows (pin numbers are marked on the D plug, pin 1 of the flatcable connector is also marked, consult your manuals if in doubt) : Host <---> BBC Pin 1 (nSTROBE) <---> Pin 2 (CB1) Pin 2 (DATA 0) <---> Pin 6 (PB0) Pin 3 (DATA 1) <---> Pin 8 (PB1) Pin 4 (DATA 2) <---> Pin 10 (PB2) Pin 5 (DATA 3) <---> Pin 12 (PB3) Pin 6 (DATA 4) <---> Pin 14 (PB4) Pin 7 (DATA 5) <---> Pin 16 (PB5) Pin 8 (DATA 6) <---> Pin 18 (PB6) Pin 9 (DATA 7) <---> Pin 20 (PB7) Pin 10 (nACK) <---> Pin 4 (CB2) * Pin 18 (0V) <---> Pin 5 (0V) * Pin 19 (0V) <---> Pin 7 (0V) * Pin 20 (0V) <---> Pin 9 (0V) * Pin 21 (0V) <---> Pin 11 (0V) * Pin 22 (0V) <---> Pin 13 (0V) * Pin 23 (0V) <---> Pin 15 (0V) * Pin 24 (0V) <---> Pin 17 (0V) Pin 25 (0V) <---> Pin 19 (0V) Connections marked with a * are not required, but are nevertheless recommended. In addition to these connections, the shielding wire should be soldered to the plug's metal on the host side (i.e. to the plug itself, not one of its pins), and left unconnected on the BBC side (but do insulate it, so it can't short against other wires !). It is recommended to buy a prefabricated completely wired 'straight' parallel extension cable (i.e. pin 1 to pin 1, pin 2 to pin 2, ..., pin 25 to pin 25), and re-wire that to the specifications above (removing a D plug at one end, replacing it with the flatcable connector, and 'squeezing' the cable wires to the connector). This saves a lot of soldering. Ensure that at least one side of the prefabricated cable has a 'male' plug (i.e. a plug with pins, not holes), and that the cable is shielded. If you cannot open the D plug on the BBC side, simply cut it off to expose the wires. A limited supply of ready made cables may be available from me at particular times. Refer to my website's 65Link page. // // // The software on the BBC side // // Installation of a sideways ROM containing LFS is required. The 'image' of the sideways ROM is provided in the 'LFS' file. The image should be blown into an EPROM chip of 8 KB (usually a 2764 or 27C64) or 16 KB (usually a 27128 or 27C128). If you cannot blow EPROMs yourself, the best way to get it done is to go to an electronics shop. Most of them will be able to provide the required EPROM, and blow the image into the EPROM for you. Alternatively, if you have them and you know how, you can of course load the LFS image into one of your sideways RAM banks. It's still recommended to blow an EPROM eventually, because you probably don't want to manually load LFS every time you switch on your machine ! Insert the EPROM into the free sideways ROM socket with the highest priority. On a BBC model B, for example, the ROM priority increases towards the side of the machine. Consult your manuals if in doubt. If you are already using another filing system ROM (e.g. DFS or ADFS), you must either remove or disable it, or ensure that it has a lower priority than the LFS ROM. If this is not done, LFS will not be the default filing system, which means that, on every powerup or BREAK, you will have to reselect LFS (by holding 'L', or by entering '*LFS'). LFS provides a full featured, DFS-like filing system, functionally equivalent to DFS on a Master. Handling your files via LFS is, in practice, no different than accessing it via good old DFS. All relevant low level calls and familiar *-commands are there. LFS also adds a few new ones. LFS supports the following low level calls : OSFIND 0, 64, 128, 192 OSGBPB 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 OSBPUT OSBGET OSARGS 0, 1, 2, 3, 255 OSFILE 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 255 OSFSC 0 through 11 (8 is unused) and service calls &12 and &25, making it possible to use LFS as a temporary filing system on the Master (e.g. by specifying '-LFS-' at the front end of filenames). LFS supports the following *-commands : - Its selection command(s) : *LFS (and, if and only if the LFS filing system number, as configured on the host, see elsewhere in this guide, is less than 32) : *Disc *Disk - All (M)OS-provided commands that call low level filing system code : (OS 1.20, MOS 3.20) *Cat *Exec *Load *Opt *Run *Save *Spool (MOS 3.20 only) *Append *Build *Close *Create *Delete *Dump *Ex *Info *List *Move *Print *Remove *Shut *Spoolon *Type - Commands provided by LFS (type '*Help LFS' to list them all) : (provided as standard by MOS 3.20, so, for the benefit of OS 1.20 users) : *Close *Create *Delete *Dump *Ex *Info *Remove *Type (not standard in MOS 3.20, nor OS 1.20, most of them familiar to DFS users) : *Access *Copy *Count *Dir *Drive *Enable *Lib *Open *Rename *Vols *Vol Most of the commands provided by LFS will be familiar to DFS users, a few of them won't be : *Access, followed by a wildcarded filename, followed optionally by 'L', will 'lock' the specified file(s) if the 'L' is present, else it will 'unlock' them. *Close will close all files currently open under LFS. *Copy, followed by two filenames, will create the second file by making a copy of the first. *Count, followed by a wildcarded filename, will count the specified file(s), including their size(s), and display the results. *Create, followed by a filename and a size in hex (e.g. '100' equals 256) will create the specified file (like *Saving one of the same size, but the file will contain all zeroes). *Delete, followed by a filename, will delete the specified file. *Remove is like *Delete but won't complain if the file doesn't exist. *Dir will change the current drive and/or directory. If followed by a (single character) directory name, that will become the current directory. If followed by ':x', x will become the current drive. If followed by ':x.c' (where c is the directory name) both will be changed. If followed by nothing, the result is as if ':0.$' was specified. *Lib is like *Dir but changes the library directory and drive. *Drive, followed by :x or just plain x (where x is the drive) will change the current drive. *Dump, followed by a filename, will 'dump' the file's contents, showing bytes as 2-digit hex values and (if printable) characters (press escape to abort). *Type is like *Dump but will 'type' the file's contents, sending all characters to the VDU. *Enable doesn't do anything, but is there for DFS compatibility. *Ex, followed by a (single character) directory name (optionally preceded by ':x.' to specify drive x instead of the current drive) will show *Info type information for the specified directory (or all directories if '#' or '*' is specified as the directory name). If followed by nothing, the result is as if the current drive and directory were specified. *Info, followed by a wildcarded filename, will show, for every matched file, its name, its 'locked' status (an 'L' indicating that the file is locked), load and execution addresses, and size (all in hex). *Open will display a list of all files currently open under LFS. *Rename, followed by two filenames, will rename the first to the second (which must not already exist). *Vols, followed by a (wildcarded) volume name, will list all matching volumes. Specifying no volume name will display all volumes. More about volumes later. *Vol, followed by a (wildcarded) volume name, selects that volume (if wildcards are used, the first matching volume). Specifying no volume name will display the name of the currently selected volume. More about volumes later. All *-commands provided by LFS may be prefixed with 'LFS_' to avoid clashes with other *-commands with the same name. On the Master in particular, a few LFS *-commands clash with MOS *-commands (see above). If not prefixed by 'LFS_', you will be executing the MOS one. The differences between the MOS and LFS implementations are mostly academic. Close, Create, Delete, Dump, Remove and Type are handled roughly if not exactly the same way by the MOS and LFS (they end up doing only low level filing system calls anyway, which are then handled by LFS). Ex and Info are handled in exactly the same way by definition, since the MOS simply relays them to the current filing system via OSFSC 9 and 10. LFS needs far less memory than DFS, mainly because most of the actual filing system work is done on the host machine. LFS only uses the zero-page locations officially allocated to filing systems. With only LFS present (and any other filing systems disabled, e.g. by *Unplug), your default PAGE in BASIC will be &E00, like under the Tape filing system. LFS has filing system number 92 by default (as returned by OSARGS A=0 Y=0). This shouldn't clash with other filing system numbers, but can be changed if need be on the host side. LFS has 'boot selection key' L (i.e. to auto-select LFS on powerup or BREAK, hold the 'L' key). // // // The software on the host side (common information) // // The following information is relevant for any type of host. Please read it carefully. The volumes directory --------------------- All BBC files are stored in a 'volumes' directory (its path is configurable within the host software), containing any number of 'volumes' in subdirectories (equivalent in concept, roughly, to floppy discs), each in turn containing up to eight 'drives' in subdirectories, each in turn containing the actual files for that drive. You can switch volumes on the BBC by using the *Vol command (and list all of them with *Vols). All volumes must contain at least a '0' and '2' directory (for drives 0 and 2). Directories for drives 1,3,4,5,6 and 7 are optional, and, if any one of them is absent, access to it is remapped to drive 0 (drives 1,4 and 5) or 2 (drives 3,6 and 7). The 'boot option' of each drive (as set by *Opt 4) is remembered in the file 'BootOpt' in the volume's directory (all default to 3, i.e. 'Exec'). E.g., on a Risc PC, with the volumes directory set to 'ADFS::4.Retro.65Link', a BBC file named 'A.HELLO', stored on drive 0 of a disc you used to call 'Games1' (although you can use a different name for the volume if you wish), would be stored at : ADFS::4.Retro.65Link.Games1.0.AHELLO Or, on a PC, with the volumes directory set to 'C:\Retro\65Link', at : C:\Retro\65Link\Games1\0\AHELLO More information about the translation of BBC filenames to host ones can be found below, under 'Filename translation schemes'. The 'quicky' directory ---------------------- This is similar to the volumes directory (its path, like that of the volumes directory, is configurable within the host software), but contains only one volume named '_' (underscore). It is where BBC disc image files that are offered to 65Link while it is running are unpacked (after removing files previously unpacked there). A disc image file contains all the 'raw' data of a single DFS or ADFS formatted floppy disc. Disc image files can be found all over the Internet. 65Link can unpack DFS format .ssd (single sided, one drive, up to 200 KB total) and .dsd (double sided, two drives, track-interleaved, up to 400 KB total) disc image files. The quicky directory and the volumes directory can be identical if you wish (as long as you don't intend to use '_' as a volume name yourself that is), but it is recommended for the quicky directory to be located on a fast medium, e.g. a RAM disc, to speed up unpacking. The quicky volume must always exist, in the quicky directory, and be valid (contain at least a '0' and '2' subdirectory). The default volume ------------------ This is the volume selected when 65Link starts. Its name is configurable within the host software. The default volume must always exist, in the volumes directory, and be valid (contain at least a '0' and '2' subdirectory). The LFS FS number ----------------- This is the filing system number (92 by default) as returned by LFS for an OSARGS A=0 Y=0 call. The number is configurable within the host software. Don't change it unless you know what purpose it serves, and why you want to change it. Filename translation schemes ---------------------------- There are two translation schemes mapping a specific BBC filename to the actual filename used for that file on the host, since not all filename characters that the BBC allows can be used on all hosts (in fact, quite a number of them are illegal on all of them). Translation scheme 0 is only available on RISC OS hosts, and translates on a 'one character for another' basis, based on the !65Host convention (see page 167 of the Applications Guide for RISC OS 3.1) : BBC '$' becomes '[' on host BBC ' ' becomes ''' on host BBC '@' becomes '<' on host BBC '|' becomes '>' on host BBC '"' becomes ']' on host BBC '%' becomes '}' on host BBC '&' becomes '{' on host BBC '^' becomes ')' on host In addition (specifically for !65Link) : BBC '.' becomes '(' on host BBC ':' becomes ';' on host All other characters are unchanged. Top-bit-set characters are not allowed. The '.' separating the directory character and leafname is discarded. E.g. a BBC file called '$.Zap&Zip' will (and should, if it is added to a volume 'by hand') be called '[Zap{Zip' on the host. Translation scheme 1 is available on all hosts that support 'long' (at least 24 character) filenames, and translates on a 'same or escaped character' basis, translating all characters that are not alphanumeric (0-9, A-Z, a-z) to _xx, i.e. an underscore, followed by a unique two-character character 'name'. Note that all Windows and Linux hosts are assumed to support long filenames, but, that, on RISC OS hosts, only RISC OS 4.0 or later supports long filenames (although possibly a special 'long filename' filing system could be used on machines running earlier versions of RISC OS). The translation of non-alphanumeric characters is as follows : BBC ' ' becomes '_sp' on host BBC '!' becomes '_xm' on host BBC '"' becomes '_dq' on host BBC '#' becomes '_ha' on host BBC '$' becomes '_do' on host BBC '%' becomes '_pc' on host BBC '&' becomes '_am' on host BBC ''' becomes '_sq' on host BBC '(' becomes '_rb' on host BBC ')' becomes '_lb' on host BBC '*' becomes '_as' on host BBC '+' becomes '_pl' on host BBC ',' becomes '_cm' on host BBC '-' becomes '_mi' on host BBC '.' becomes '_pd' on host BBC '/' becomes '_fs' on host BBC ':' becomes '_co' on host BBC ';' becomes '_sc' on host BBC '<' becomes '_st' on host BBC '=' becomes '_eq' on host BBC '>' becomes '_lt' on host BBC '?' becomes '_qm' on host BBC '@' becomes '_at' on host BBC '[' becomes '_hb' on host BBC '\' becomes '_bs' on host BBC ']' becomes '_bh' on host BBC '^' becomes '_po' on host BBC '_' becomes '_un' on host BBC '`' becomes '_bq' on host BBC '{' becomes '_cb' on host BBC '|' becomes '_ba' on host BBC '}' becomes '_bc' on host BBC '~' becomes '_no' on host All other characters are unchanged. Top-bit-set characters are not allowed. The '.' separating the directory character and leafname is discarded. E.g. a BBC file called '$.Zap&Zip' will (and should, if it is added to a volume 'by hand') be called '_doZap_amZip' on the host. On hosts where both translation schemes are supported (i.e. RISC OS hosts with long filename support only), it is possible to switch from one translation scheme to another using '*Opt 9 '. All files within the current volume will be renamed using the new translation scheme, and the new scheme will be remembered. By default, all existing volumes (that you may have from using previous versions of 65Link) follow scheme 0. Switching to scheme 1 is highly recommended, since this will prevent ambiguities (e.g., a '[' in a host filename may either have been a '[' on the BBC, or a '$', which one of them it actually was cannot be remembered). // // // The software on the host side (RISC OS hosts only) // // Installation of !65Link and your BBC software is required. First read 'The software on the host side (common information)' if you haven't done so already ! !65Link ------- Copy !65Link to an appropriate directory, and start it by double-clicking it. At first, it will complain that it is not configured properly. Click MENU on 65Link's iconbar icon, and choose 'Options'. Then : - Drag your 'volumes directory' to the icon to the right of 'Volumes path'. - Drag your 'quicky directory' to the icon to the right of 'Quicky path'. - Drag your default volume (i.e. a subdirectory inside your volumes directory) to the icon to the right of 'Default volume'. - Change (if need be) the LFS filing system number, by clicking the 'up' or 'down' icons to the right of 'LFS FS number'. Then click MENU again on 65Link's iconbar icon, follow 'Choices', and click 'Save' to register the settings you just made. Then quit and restart !65Link. Ensure your machine is connected to the BBC with the special parallel cable, then switch on your BBC (or press CTRL-BREAK if it is already on). Enter '*LFS' (or hold 'L' while pressing CTRL-BREAK) if LFS doesn't report itself (i.e. it is not the default filing system). Click MENU on 65Link's iconbar icon and click 'Quit' to stop 65Link. Note that, under 'Choices', you can also click 'Kill', to delete the saved settings (defaults will be assumed next time !65Link is started), or click 'Default', to load the default settings, or click 'Load', to load the saved settings. You can drag BBC disc image files to 65Link's iconbar icon (or, if they have filetype &B22 (filetype name 'DFSImage') double click on them) to unpack them to the quicky volume (see 'The software on the host side (common information)' for more information). The quicky volume will automatically be selected as well (as if by '*Vol _'). Note that the quicky volume does not appear in *Vols, but you can nevertheless always select it using '*Vol _'. Your BBC software ----------------- Refer to 'The software on the host side (common information)' for information about where to put your BBC files and how to name them. Ensure that each file has the same load and execution address on the host as you wish the file to have on your BBC. In addition, you can 'lock' files, i.e. if it is locked under RISC OS, it will appear as (and be) locked on your BBC. Feeding only .ssd or .dsd disc image files directly to !65Link (as described above) is recommended. Then all the tedious work involved in transferring files will be done for you. After unpacking a disc image to the quicky volume in the quicky directory, simply copy it to a suitably named volume directory within the volumes directory if you want. // // // The software on the host side (Windows hosts only) // // Installation of 65link.exe and your BBC software is required. First read 'The software on the host side (common information)' if you haven't done so already ! 65link.exe ---------- Copy at least '65link.exe', '65link.cnf', 'allowio.exe', 'porttalk.sys' and 'go.bat' to an appropriate directory. Then, first edit the '65link.cnf' file with a text editor. There are five lines with keywords, followed by a value. Edit only the value (if so required). Add as many empty lines, or lines starting with '#', as you want. They will be ignored. 'LFSFSNr' specifies the LFS filing system number. 'LinkPort' specifies the address of the parallel port that 65Link should use (in hex). Normally this is 378, but it can be 278 or 3BC as well. Consult your BIOS settings and/or machine or motherboard manual if in doubt. 'VolumePath' specifies the path of the 'volumes directory'. Use spaces if you want (the path 'starts' at the first non-whitespace character and ends at the very end of the line, do not use double quotes). 'QuickyPath' specifies the path of the 'quicky directory'. Use spaces if you want (the path 'starts' at the first non-whitespace character and ends at the very end of the line, do not use double quotes). 'DefaultVolume' specifies the name only of the default volume (in the volumes directory). Once you've edited '65link.cnf' as appropriate, you can start 65Link by opening a 'cmd' box (click 'Start', 'Run ...', then enter 'cmd', without the quotes), 'cd'-ing to the directory where you put 65link.exe, and typing either 'go.bat' (if you run Windows NT, 2000 or XP), or '65link.exe' (if you run any other Windows flavour). In the former case (go.bat), a third party freeware program called PortTalk is used to make it possible for 65link.exe to access the parallel port. Note : if go.bat fails, you may need to copy porttalk.sys to your Windows\System32\Drivers directory first (although allowio.exe should to that for you, it seems to fail sometimes). Ensure your machine is connected to the BBC with the special parallel cable, then switch on your BBC (or press CTRL-BREAK if it is already on). Enter '*LFS' (or hold 'L' while pressing CTRL-BREAK) if LFS doesn't report itself (i.e. it is not the default filing system). Press any key to stop 65Link. If you use 'go.bat', 65Link is started in its own window, and must be quit explicitly by (optionally) pressing a key, then clicking the 'close' icon of the window. Behind 'go.bat' or '65link.exe' as appropriate, you can optionally add (without the single quotes in each case) : '@' to unpack the .ssd or .dsd disc image file to a volume named . 65Link for the PC does make not use of the quicky volume at present, since 65link.exe is not an interactive program, so this mechanism for unpacking BBC disc image files is provided as an alternative. '-x' to not run 65link.exe as a server, but exit immediately after unpacking. Use this to unpack a (large) number of disc images without having to explicitly quit 65link.exe every time one has been unpacked. Do not use 'go.bat' if you use -x, since there is no need for 65Link to access the parallel port in that case. E.g. to unpack a disc image file named c:\files\elite.ssd to a volume named 'Elite', type '65link.exe -x Elite@c:\files\elite.ssd'. Your BBC software ----------------- Refer to 'The software on the host side (common information)' for information about where to put your BBC files and how to name them. Setting a file's load and execution addresses and 'locked' status is a little trickier. For every file, a second, identically named file, but with extension .lea (load/execution/attributes) exists, containing the required information (first four bytes, load address, second four, execution address, third four, attributes, of which only bit 3 is used ('1' means 'locked')). It's best to *Load each file on the BBC once, then *Save it again specifying the appropriate load and execution addresses, then use *Access to lock it if necessary. Feeding only .ssd or .dsd disc image files directly to !65Link (as described above) is recommended. Then all the tedious work involved in transferring files will be done for you. You may also want to consider using 'DFS Explorer' (type "DFS Explorer" into a search engine on Internet to find a copy) to conveniently build a disc image from separate files, and then feed this to 65Link. // // // The software on the host side (Linux hosts only) // // Refer to 'The software on the host side (Windows hosts only)', since most of the information given there applies to Linux as well. Notable differences are : - The allowio.exe, porttalk.sys and go.bat files are not required. 65Link on Linux is able to access the parallel port without it. However, you need to have root privileges to run 65Link. - You will probably want to set 'LinkPort' to the base address of 'parport0' (provided by some PCI-E card with a parallel port). One way to find out where 'parport0' is, is 'sudo cat /proc/ioports | grep parport', which should show something like 'bbbb-eeee : parport0', where bbbb is the base address). - Run 65Link simply by entering '65Link' (or './65Link') in a shell. - Press CTRL-C to stop 65Link. // // // Second processor support // // 65Link fully supports second processors. It's been written (and tested) to be fully compatible with all second processors, and has been specifically tested with an external 6502 second processor (in a 'cheese wedge'), as well as the Master 128 'internal' 65C102 coprocessor. Note, however, that the filing system EPROM supplied with your second processor (usually some updated form of DFS) must stay inside the machine, because this contains code needed to set up the Tube environment. // // // Acorn Atom LFS // // Acorn Atom LFS differs from Acorn BBC LFS in several ways : - The following *-commands are implemented : *Access *Cat *Copy *Delete *Dir *Drive *Exec *Help *Info *Lib *Load *Mon *Nomon *Open *Opt *Rename *Run *Save *Vols *Vol *Mon and *Nomon are Atom only, but do nothing. They're there because existing Atom software might use them. *Help displays command names only (no syntax). All other commands work like they would on a BBC (although what is displayed might differ slightly, and addresses are always 2-byte / 16-bit). - The following OS calls are implemented : OSLOAD, OSSAVE OSFIND, OSSHUT OSBGET, OSBPUT OSRDAR, OSSTAR For details, refer to 'Atomic theory and practice' or 'Acorn System DOS Techincal Manual' (for OSRDAR and OSSTAR details). - Through the OS calls, the following BASIC commands are supported : SAVE, LOAD FIN, FOUT, SHUT PTR, EXT GET, PUT, BGET, BPUT, SGET, SPUT, FGET, FPUT - There is no second processor support (obviously). - There is no way to distinguish a power up reset from a reset caused by BREAK, which means that, if you start the server, and then power up your Atom, an additional CTRL-BREAK is needed to provide the primary 'hard reset'. - In your Atom, you need a VIA (IC1), and a 'BBC user port' wired to it (see e.g. www.acornatom.nl, 'for sale' section, for a suitable PCB). - The LFS ROM may run at #A000 (file 'LFS_Axxx') or #E000 (file 'LFS_Exxx'). To function properly, a call to #A001 or #E001 is required on every reset. This can be arranged by a) patching the OS ROM (IC20) appropriately (similar to what was done for AtoMMC), or b) using the filing system switch feature of a GoSDC-Atom, or c) entering, by hand, e.g. 'LINK #E001'. Initially you will probably need to use option c. // // // Imperfections ? // // Currently known problems/omissions worth mentioning are : - OSBGET and OSBPUT are not as fast as they could be. Not slow though : 1000 calls per second roughly (against 1100 for floppy + 1770 interface + DFS 2.26 on a BBC model B). - While a *Spool file is open, you cannot use some commands (e.g. *Ex, *Info), because while the server is printing the text, LFS cannot reach the server to BPUT the printed characters. - Error trapping may not be entirely perfect in some situations. In others, it may be better. - DFS type OSWORD calls are not implemented, mainly because LFS does not store files in disc images. I've also noticed a few discrepancies (while comparing LFS with DFS 2.26 and 2.24) that don't seem worthy of a 'fix' (if you feel differently, email me, but I'm not promising anything) : - Disc cycle numbers are not maintained. OS_GBPB 8 returns the file handle. - Default load/exec addresses of e.g. *Create-d or OPENOUT-ed files are not always exactly the same. It's extremely unlikely there's software out there that relies on any DFS specific values. - LFS remembers full 32-bit load/exec addresses, while DFS stores only the 18 LSBs, with the top 2 encoding 00/01/02/FF for second processor and (latter) I/O processor memory respectively. *Info, *Ex etc. display the full 32-bit values. - DFS 2.26's OSGBPB 8 returns filenames with trailing spaces, which seems oddly redundant. I don't return trailing spaces. - I don't follow DNFS 1.20, DFS 2.24 and DFS 2.26's curious handling of a 'no argument' *Dir, *Lib or *Ex. DFS defaults to drive 0, current directory. LFS defaults to :0.$ for *Dir and *Lib (as it was supposed to be !) and to current drive, current dir for *Ex. Some of these deviations (most likely none of them though) may be corrected in future versions. If you experience any other problems, please report them to me by email. // // // Unusual features // // Slightly unusual but useful features : - Switching to a different volume does not close files opened for random access in the previous volume. Much like you can simultaneously have files open on different drives, they may be in different volumes as well. - *Renaming a file to a different drive is possible. // // // Acknowledgements // // Thanks are due to two users that have clearly had a long, hard look at 65Link and presented various bugs (both real and imagined) and inspiring comments in several very lengthy emails : Jonathan Graham Harston and Johan Heuseveldt. // // // Epilogue // // Updates of 65Link (if any appear) will be made available on my website (at www.zeridajh.org). Enjoy ! 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Followed by quite a few changes : - Changed LFS filing system number from 7 to 170 (allocated to my IDE filing system ZIDEFS which only runs on 32-bit Acorn machines, so should be safe). - Limited LFS file handle range to &A0-&AF (from &30-&FF). - Bugfix : *INFO did not always display 'L' (locked) correctly. - Bugfix : OSGBPB 6 and 7 returned device as directory and vice versa. - Bugfix : OSFILE 0 and 6 had to but did not update the parameter block. - Bugfix : OSFILE 255 did not return the correct attributes (they were the host attributes, untranslated by mistake). - Master specific : OSGBPB 5 now also returns the current drive number (it follows the start option). - Master specific : OSFILE 7 (create file) is now implemented. - Verified all functions by doing extensive side by side tests of LFS and DFS 2.26. Made only a few small (mostly cosmetic) changes in the process. Noted discrepancies that don't seem worthy of a fix (see Guide). - Reduced the time spent in the server checking for LFS requests to the minimum needed to (still) serve at least two consecutive BGETs per Wimp poll (since back-to-back BGETs are probably a worst case scenario in this respect). I.e. less host processing time is wasted, without sacrificing speed (with 65Link running the system used to feel a little 'rough', now it's smoother). - All LFS *-commands can now be prefixed with 'LFS_' to avoid clashes with other commands (e.g. the Master MOS *Ex and *Info commands, see Guide). 1.35 - Master specific : OSFSC 9 and 10 (*EX and *INFO, basically) are now handled by LFS. MOS *EX and *INFO work fine now, so there's no longer any need to prefix them with LFS_. Thanks to 'Master Operating System : a Dabhand Guide' for actually describing these OSFSC calls (as opposed to the Master Reference Manuals where they needed to be) ... - Added the concept of a 'quicky' volume, allowing standard SSD and DSD disc images (as available from most BBC nostalgia websites) to be fed to 65Link. When an image is dragged to 65Link, it is fully automatically unpacked to a temporary volume, and selected. Refer to 'The 'quicky' volume' in Guide. - Bugfix : *CAT used to always show the Option for the current drive, ignoring the drive selected by the command (e.g. as in *CAT 2 when on drive 0). - Tested successfully on more hardware : a Master running the MOS Plus 3.50 ROM, and a Master 65C102 internal coprocessor board (or both :-). Ah, the Executive version of Elite ... 1.36 - Bugfix : in the 65Link server, OS_File 0 (and hence things like *SAVE) buggered up royally due to an odd typing mistake in a variable name. The BASIC compressor used on !RunImage didn't help by silently discarding the entire line of code it was in ... 1.40 - LFS no longer needs or uses memory in page &D. The stack is now used for all transient memory needs. Only the zero page locations officially allocated to filing systems are still used. Should avoid potential problems with filing systems that use NMI space. - Bugfix : the drive specified in a filename was ignored (and the current drive used instead) by *DELETE, *DUMP, *TYPE, OS_FSC 2 and 4 (i.e. also *RUN, */ and *). All fixed by the memory use changes. - Bugfix : OS_File 0 across the Tube risked memory corruption and a bad return block (the block pointer got corrupted at some stage). - Improved dir/lib reset behaviour. They used to be reset (to :0.$) every time LFS was (re-)initialised (e.g. after any type of powerup or break, or *LFS). Now they are only reset on powerup or a hard break. - New filename character translation : BBC ':' becomes ARM ';'. - After using *VOL the displayed volume name is no longer 'uppercased'. - Bugfix : switching back to LFS from another filing system (e.g. with *LFS) now works correctly on the Master. - Master specific : ROM service call &25 implemented, which makes LFS a known filing system name, and makes LFS work as a temporary filing system (i.e. the -LFS- filename or command prefixes can be used). - Changed LFS filing system number to 92 (the Master MOS gets confused if numbers > 127 are used, and LFS's was 170). The 92 is arbitrary really, but, if need be, can be configured to something else by changing the value of 65Link%LFSnr in the !65Link.!Run file. - A few minor cosmetic changes. 2.00 - Host software completely rewritten in clean, portable C++ to allow porting to other platforms. Where the old version relied heavily on RISC OS SWIs that provided the functionality needed to emulate the (very similar) BBC calls, the new code cannot, and more or less emulates the calls itself to achieve the same effect. The functionality offered, however, is nearly exactly the same (and has been checked extensively to match DFS 2.24 behaviour). Main difference is that where the RISC OS SWIs, by nature, allowed wildcards for single file operations (performing the operation on the first matching file), the new code does not. Otherwise, it's business as usual, with the following changes : - There's a new, alternative 'BBC to host' filename translation scheme now, that uses only alphanumeric characters and underscores in host names. Non RISC OS hosts will use this by default and won't allow the old scheme to be used. RISC OS hosts can use both schemes (the old one providing backwards compatibility only) and switch between them, per volume. Refer to Guide for more details. - 65Link host software ported to PCs running Windows. A simple command-line server, but fully functional. Nice GUI interface later, perhaps. - *ExAll removed. - *Remove added. - *Save/*Create/*Load (i.e. OSFILE 0/7/255) and OSGBPB 1,2,3,4 were limited to 64 KB per call, now 16 MB (and larger transfers are now faulted explicitly). - OSFILE 1,2,3,4,6 generated 'Not found' before, now don't and return A=0. - A volume selected by e.g. '*Vol WORK' but actually named 'Work' is now also displayed as 'Work' not 'WORK' in e.g. *Cat. - *Access now only accepts L (not R or W). - *Dump now lists 6- instead of 4-digit hex offsets. - *Info, *Ex now display full 32-bit load/exec addresses. - *Vols now displays the volume names in a single column. - Unimplemented *Opts now give a 'Bad option' error. - *Vol now accepts wildcards in the volume name (the first matching volume is selected). - *Vols now optionally accepts a wildcarded volume name to match (only matching volumes are listed). 2.10 - Bugfix : *Lib defaulted to current dir instead of lib directory (drive ok). - 65Link host software ported to PCs running (x86) Linux. 2.20 - One last tweak : *Disc and *Disk now accepted as selection commands in addition to *LFS, if and only if the LFS filing system number is < 32. Improves compatibility with e.g. games that use *Disc or *Disk to switch 'back' to (what they expect to be) DFS. 2.30 - LFS : correctly (end)quoted strings no longer faulted if followed by apparent junk, which makes nasty things like '*Load "BLAH"2000' work, as under DFS. - Server : unpacking discs on the Windows version hung due to a silly bug. - Server : while unpacking discs, per-file information is now displayed. - Server : *Cat no longer displays the occasional trailing empty line. 2.40 - Server : unknown *Opts no longer give an error. - Server : *Cat, *Info and OSGBPB 8 now sort on BBC name, not host name. - LFS : on SHIFT-BREAK, both dir and lib will now be reset to :0.$ before performing the boot action. - RISC OS host : double-click on a file with filetype B22 (DFSImage) is like dragging it to 65Link's iconbar icon. 2.50 - Created an Atom version of LFS. - Server : added support for Atom. - Server : files may now be >= 16 MB (they already could anyway, e.g. after random access output or simply placing them server side, as only *Create was actually checked). Transfers of >= 16 MB are still faulted (e.g. when a file that big is *Load-ed). - Server : *Info and *Ex now display 4-byte file sizes. - Server : opening a file for output used to result in a file with a default load and exec address (e.g. filetype 'Text' plus current date on a Risc PC). They are now set to 0x00000000 and 0xFFFFFFFF for a new file, or preserved for an existing one (which is what DFS does). - Some internal changes in the BBC version of LFS (no functional changes). There is no need to upgrade LFS 2.40 to 2.50. 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