:> > #FD9F: called 50/60 times per second,
:> > a restard-command to stop the diskdrive.
:> > - before disabling this call, I will call it 256 times after
:> > a diskoperation to stop the drive.
:>
:> LD A,1
:> LD (#F1C1),A
:> CALL #FD9F
:>
:> Should be enough, you don't need to call it 256 times.
:
:What is this adress about (#F1C1) ? - I never heard from it before.
:An undocumented adress? But it seems to be "dangerous" because
:of its location in the memory...
Yes, I would like to know about that too... Won't it give trouble when the
A:-drive isn't the diskdrive but, for example, a harddisk? To me it seems
that this adress is in the area where the BDOS keeps its FCBs etcetera...
~Grauw
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