1581 sub dirs doesn't work like that. They are more like partitions. If memory serves, you must partition the disk when you format it. Check the 1581 Users Manual. Google is your friend
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| Author: | MIRKOSOFT [ Tue Feb 23, 2010 11:29 pm ] |
| Post subject: | 1581 & subdirs |
Hi! I'm new owner of C1581. As everybody know they can have subdirs. And here's my problem. I used equivalent of BASIC command OPEN15,8,15,"/MYDIR":CLOSE15 in assembler. Also tried "/0:MYDIR", but never was directory changed... Can anybody explain it me? Thank you all for every help. Miro |
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| Author: | RaveGuru [ Wed Mar 03, 2010 5:54 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: 1581 & subdirs |
1581 sub dirs doesn't work like that. They are more like partitions. If memory serves, you must partition the disk when you format it. Check the 1581 Users Manual. Google is your friend
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