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23.2 -- Messages
LOAD ADDRESS MUST BE GREATER THAN
$nnnn
The
add~ess
specified
for
locating
the
positiori-indepenodent
routine'
in memory includes
memory
occupied
by
MDOS
and/or
the
ROLLOUT
command.
The address must be greater than $nnnn
shown in th e message.
USER MEMORY MAP NOT CONFIGURED
The "U" option has been specified on an EXORciser
I
system or on an EXORciser
II
system that has no
d
ua
1
memory, map c onf
i 9
ured.
LOAD
ADDRESS:
The operator must specify an address at which the
position-independent
routine will be located for
subsequent access via
the
debug
monitor.
The
load
address
entered
will
be
the
starting
execution address that is used
to
activate
the
ROLLOUT routine from the debug monitor.
DOES
DRIVE
1 CONTAIN A MEMORY ROLLOUT?
This
message
allows the operator time
t~
insert
the
scratch
diskette
created
via
a
previous
ROLLOUT
process
with
the "V" option into dri,ve
one berore ROLLOUT will convert the data
into
a
diskette file on drive zero.
A "V"
response
will
cause ROLLOUT to continue.
Any
other
~esponse
will cause control to be returned to
MDOS.
INVALID
DISKETTE IN
DRIVE
1
This message indicates that the diskette in drive
one was not created
by
the ROLLOUT
command
with
the
"V"
oJ)
t ion.
**
53 INSUFFICIENT MEMORY
The operator specified an address which started a
block of memory
that
does
not
exist
or
that
contains
bad
memory_
This
block
is
used to
receive
a
copy
of
the
pOSition-independent
routine
that
is
given
control
from the debug
monitor.
$200
bytes of memory must be
available
starting
at the address entered by the operator.
The c aut ion
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1 i
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ted ins e c t ion
23.
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