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From: fall@ektools.UUCP (Jeff Fall)
Newsgroups: comp.os.os9
Subject: Microware C Compiler for OS-9
Keywords: C Compiler bugs setup configuration install /D1
Message-ID: <2470@ektools.UUCP>
Date: 27 Feb 90 03:24:41 GMT
Sender: fall@ektools (Jeff Fall)
Organization: Eastman Kodak, Dept. 47, Rochester N.Y.
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Greetings again, I wanted to post this in my previous
lenghy query.

As many established OS-9 types already know, the C Compiler as shipped
from Radio S. comes as two floppys.  I installed the first floppy
on my hard drive and tried to compile a C program.  I got all of
the way down to the linker then I bombed as I have no /D1 (or plans
to buy one).  Is there a way to fool the compiler to believe the
hard disk /H0 is /D1?  Does this require a modification to the 
linker?  (I tried to build a hard disk driver called /D1 with
ddmaker and this configuration did not even let OS-9 boot up).

Thanks in advance,

  Jeff Fall