[Coco] partial OS9 boot from hard drive (back on topic)

[Robert Gault]

Don't get fooled by the /dx entries in modules like init. If you look 
carefully, you will see that /DD is $2F $44 $C4. If you use dEd to make 
a change in the ascii section and enter /DD you will get $2F $44 $44. 
These module names have the last byte with $80 added as a termination 
indicator. So /DD is above and /D0 would be $2F $44 $B0.

Vern Burke wrote:
> 
> <snip>
> 
> Ok, the mystery deepens. I created a copy of my working boot floppy with 
> the hard drive driver and /h0 on it to mess around with. I did the 
> following:
> 
> Stripped cc3go out of os9boot and put it in the root of the floppy. 
> Works perfectly.
> 
> Used ded to change the /d0 reference in init to /dd (d0 and dd are both 
> working descriptors to the floppy). All modules in os9boot ident 
> correctly. Fails boot!
> 
> Ded'd init back to /d0, fails boot again!
> 
> I get the feeling I'm missing something simple here. I know both dd and 
> d0 work to the same drive, init shows the d0 to dd change, init idents 
> correctly, hmmmmmm.
> 
> Vern
>