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From: raw@mcnc.org (Russell Williams)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: RAD: Rebels!
Summary: I just thought of the solution!  But I have another problem!
Keywords: RAD: 1.3 1000 kickstart eliminator
Message-ID: <4571@alvin.mcnc.org>
Date: 30 May 89 05:56:46 GMT
References: <4570@alvin.mcnc.org>
Organization: Microelectronics Center of NC; RTP, NC
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	Well, it occured to me that I had overlooked the completely obvious.
I took out the addmem statement at the beginning of the startup-sequence, and
now it works fine.  I don't know if I thought of that with the 1.2 roms or
not.  This is unusual because whenever anything goes wrong I almost always
start looking at the addmem statement.  Can anybody tell me if there's a way
to get around this problem, as the 256k sometimes makes a crucial difference.
	The problem I have now is with the diskcopy statement from CLI.  I
can't seem to get the format down.  I must be overlooking the obvious again,
but I can't seem to figure it out.  The format I started off with was:

			SYS:System/diskcopy <nil: df0: to RAD:

	After that, I tried this:

			SYS:System/diskcopy df0: to RAD:

	Then, I tried:

			Sys:System/diskcopy workbench1.3: to RAD:


	Then, in frustration, I tried:

			Sys:System/diskcopy df0: to df1:

	All of these attempts resulted in the same message, which was the
diskcopy template.  I must be messing up the format, since I keep getting
a message telling me what format diskcopy is looking for.  That implies the
command is being loaded in, it just doesn't recognize what I want.  I'd be
very grateful for any help in this matter.

Russell