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From: candym@calgary.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Request for hard disk driver info
Message-ID: <792@vaxb.calgary.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 9-Feb-87 12:22:23 EST
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Posted: Mon Feb  9 12:22:23 1987
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Summary: Thanks, and ...



Thanks Carolyn for the pointer to Lee Erickson's example disk driver,
I'm modifing it for my hardware and things look good. Many thanks to
Lee for providing an excellent example.

During my latest tests (and many times before) I would like to have
been able to have used Wack when I guru, unfortunately I don't have
a 9600 baud terminal available. I DO have a debug terminal (an old
printer with keyboard) but it doesn't support 9600 baud. I could
build a little bi-directional buffer board to do a baud rate
translation, but a software solution would be much preffered.

I assume Wack gets loaded into the WCS from Kickstart; is it possible
to use one of those little routines that sit in ram to patch the WCS
so that Wack uses other baud rates?? ( I forget the proper name for this)
Failing that how about a location and value on the Kisckstart disk itself
to patch  to get a different baud rate. I'm using Kickstart 33.180, 
Workbench 33.47, and would be interested in 300 baud (slow is better
than what I've got now!)

Thanks
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