[Coco] assembly file for REL_80 or a patch.

[Robert Gault]

The default colors for /term and all of the /w# descriptors for Level2 
are defined within the descriptors. The last three bytes of data are
          fcb   prn1       (prn1) foreground color
          fcb   prn2       (prn2) background color
          fcb   prn3       (prn3) border color
Immediately following the colors is the descriptor name.

Paul T. Barton wrote:
> 
> --- Robert Gault <robert.gault at worldnet.att.net> wrote:
> 
> 
>>Use "disasm -m rel" and look for the sequences:
>>  ldd #$1200 std $FFB0
>>or
>>  ldd #$3F00 std $FFB0
>>which will be near the beginning of the module. Which you see will 
>>depend on the type of screen you have for /term. The 80 column screen 
>>should be $3F00 (black on white).
>>
>>You can also Save rel and then use dEd rel to find $CC1200 etc.
>>
>>I'm surprised you have black on green as that is not in the source for 
>>an 80 column screen.
>>
>>Whatever you have, the code is LDD #$bbff where the msb is background 
>>and the lsb is foreground. Decide your easiest sequence for testing. For 
>>example, you could save rel to disk, make a change, verify the module, 
>>and then os9gen a new disk. Or, you could save rel, make the change and 
>>verify to get the new values for the CRC. Then used dEd /d0@ and make 
>>the changes on track 34. Then you won't need to os9gen a new disk.
> 
> --snipped--
> 
> Robert,
> 
> Yes I found that part, and thanks for the help. It was as I suspected.
> The rel.asm that I have is very different.
> --
> Screen comes up w/ blue background, white lettering & white border.
> Then it goes to another screen with the black letters/green background
> before it goes to /term, the one that displays the "sysgo" msg.
> Where does that one come from? (/W ?).
> 
> Thanks,
> Paul - idezilla
> 
> 
> 
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