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From: cloos@acsu.buffalo.edu (James H. Cloos)
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Subject: Re: De-auto-attach libraries
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Date: 8 Feb 91 18:36:34 GMT
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In article <38991@cup.portal.com> sjthomas@cup.portal.com (Stephen J Thomas) writes:
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|Here's a programming challenge for the 48SX:
|   (Uh, ok, that means: I have no idea to do this or even if it can
|    be done.....any volunteers?)
|  
|You have a library in RAM which automatically attaches itself to the
|HOME directory when you turn on the machine, even though you don't want
|it too.  Wouldn't it be just great to have a program which would modify
|the library so it would stop this annoying behavior and let you attach
|it when and where you want to?  
|  
|Already, I can sense many great minds thinking . . .
|  
|Steve Thomas     sjthomas@cup.portal.com

Actually, this one is rather simple to do manually.  First, download the
library creation etc. file that was (very) recently posted here (see
articel number: ) and use that to decompile the library.  You can then edit
the config routine (keep a copy of the combined ROM address lists that Jake
posted handy) to not attach itself to HOMEDIR, recompile the library, and
off you go. 

NB!:	I haven't yet had a chance to play with these routines as I'm
	"inbetween" cables at the moment, but the description of the tools
	in that article suggest that this will work.

-JimC
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