heya...
well..
LD B, 255
Loop: CALL $FD9F
DJNZ Loop
does the trick, but this is much faster:
xor a
ld ($f1c1),a
It's like this..
Every time a disk-operation is done, the address $f1c1 is filled with
255 because of the fact if it's not done, and e.g. the end of a file
is not reached, the drive keeps spinning, so when there is read again
the drive doesn't have to search the right sector again.. When this
address is 0 the disk-drive light is turned off when the next interrupt
occurs..
mzl.
d-fader^TwZ
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