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Welcome to the REALDOS Version 1.0a Build 00 30
I am Still using build 30 of RealDos all of the support files have been visited with minor updates made to my screen drier so it would work with IO redirection.

What I have planned for RealDos! I have a lot of things I want to put into RealDos. I also want to Redo RealDos so that it is 3 program. Main dos sub systems support. SIO subsystems, and an External Command Line Interface. The Command line interface will have to be made into re-locatable code. Right now all the dos tables load after the command line interface. I want to change this so that these dos tables load much lower in memory and have the cli load in after that. If a driver needs to be loaded it would load in right after the dos tables and then cli would load last. While this sounds easy it is not. Dos is a easy but complicated bit of code. Also RealDos dos file is in OSS Mac/65. I need to convert it to cross-assembler. Once it is in Cross-Assembler making the dos changes I have described will happen fairly quick.

Real.Dos now support the Wedge Mac/65 source is on the atr

This version of Real.Dos was written to fully utilize the BLACK Box and the MULTIPLEXER. While this version of the DOS was written for these devices they ARE NOT necessary to use, An MIO will work just fine with the dos. This dos was primarily designed for Ken and I, and Hard drive system as well as other Power Users systems. Ok enough of this junk. Here a list of the changes;
It is my intent to produce only assembly source code. I have a lot of source That is in action, mac/65, c ECT. In some cases I am writing totally new code from Scratch, in other cases I am dissembling correcting coding bugs and/or adding, features to programs.
HEED this warning. THIS is a BIG DOS project and with any DOS a programming error or hardware configuration that has not been tested can scramble a disk partition. So maintain your original configuration in a backed up form. APE INTERFACE is a good way to this, or put a NEW HARDISK in that you can afford to reformat. This is TESTING and thing do go bad sometimes. At no time will I ever give you a compiled file that I know there is a problem with, but things must be tested. I also want to know what you want to see in Real.Dos, I may not jump right on it, but I will take a hard look at it and determine when the function may be added.
The ICD SpartaDos is a fine product, it has some problems and we want to correct them all. I would have corrected them under the SpartDos name. However I do not want my name and company to be associated with FTe, Mike Holman, or others that have claimed ownership to things I have written that were NEVER sold to them. So here is the basic scoop of the difference between SpartaDos X3.3d and Real.dos.
$700 = ‘S’ All SpartaDos versions.
$700 = ‘R’ All Real.Dos versions.
$701 = Dos version number $33= Version 3.3
$701 = Dos version number $10 = Version 1.0
All other comtab variables are the same. There are some new ones in Real.Dos.
The “Sparta.com” file will toggle the $700 location for ‘S’ to ‘R’. This is important because many programmers used the $700 location to tell if you are running SpartaDos or not. While Real.dos is backwards compatibles with SpartaDos, my command files MAY NOT BE. So as a general rule don’t even try. I will let you know the ones that will work. Like, “tdline2.com and bat.com”. I hope to get the support command files up and running so I can focus on making external command shell for Real.Dos. This will give us memlow back again.
PLEASE do not give out copies of REAL.DOS! For any reason. Send me an e-mail of who, what, or why this person wants a beta copy of Real.Dos.
Welcome to the REAL.DOS Version 1.0a This Version of REAL.DOS is Shareware.
Written by Stephen J. Carden, Ken Ames
Inside the 8-bit bbs
Telnet 'Realdos.net port 8888,8889
Or send letter's / comments to/shareware checks to:
Stephen J. Carden
3321 Jonathan Circle
Augusta, Ga. 30906
USA
sjcarden@bellsouth.net
RealDos Version 1.0a Build 30

RealDos Build History

Real.dos Build 0003 10/21/2002 sjc
added NTSC/PAL Control
added KPI detection
cleanup of lables
Real.dos Build 0004 10/22/2002 sjc
Build 0005 10/27/2002 sjc Deciphered all the look up tables
Build 0006 10/30/2002 sjc
Build 0007 11/03/2002 sjc Changed some zpage definiation
Build 0008 06/08/2003 Jeff Williams added Documentation to file.
Build 0009 07/28/2003 sjc
Build 0010 04/16/2004 sjc added some stuff for the bbs ack
Build 0011 12/28/2004 sjc
Build 0012 2/16/2005 sjc Fixing bugs
Build 0013 2/17/2005 SJC Added APE Detection
Build 0014 7/01/2005 sjc Fixed a mio bug
Build 0015 8/07/2005 sjc Put a mux override need to use the Select key
Build 0016 8/22/2005 sjc Added some code not to lock up kpi
Build 0017 11/19/2005 sjc corrected a date problem
Build 0018 01/11/2006 sjc added ape warp + and My ide detection
Build 0019 02/18/2006 sjc added detection for IDE interface 4.1 and changed default
Build 0020 02/20/2006 sjc ciov handler to none high speed
Build 0021 03/03/2006 sjc Starting to convert to xasm.. got a lot to map out
Build 0022 03/31/2006 sjc Resolving a few parms and doing cleanup. Has bugs.
Build 0023 09/30/2006 sjc Resolving a few parms and cleanup with support for pbi,mux,my-ide
Build 0024 10/02/2006 sjc Trying to get a bit of memlow back added SIOV menu
Build 0025 01/04/2009 sjc Fixing bugs
Build 0026 02/12/2010 sjc put a switch function for upcase and unify
Build 0027 08/23/2010 sjc Abbuc Build for contest
Build 0028 tried to convert to xasm turned out bad
Build 0029 12/02/2010 sjc Fix the pbi calls
removed the ape call.... And All PBI Calls
Build 0029a 02/20/2011 sjc removed pbi call's at boot up. Mask out Option key during bootup.
Build 0030 03/20/2011 sjc for the people who are running the my-ide interface with a real rom
solder a on/off switch pin 3 and 10 of gtia. If the switch is ON then
the siov from the OS will always be used!
Build 0031 11/21/2012 sjc Created a bit table to keep Track of Drivers
Real.dos ;[x] Build 0031 Mac/65 sjc

ADDED
When DOS is booting
Here is a list of what this dos has in it. All Classic SpartaDos commands are here except where noted:
Added
When dos is booting Holding down any CONSOL key will give you a menu to select SIOV type. This was done so that as new hardware get's designed. You can control the siov handler you wish to use. if you are not holding down a consol key during boot RealDos will configure SIOV for you.
Start = US Doubler SIOV
Select = OS SIOV
Option = Let Dos make the choise
removed "ainit" function
added md for makeing directory
added mkdir for makeing directory
added rd for remove directory
added rmdir for removing a directory
added chdir for changing a directory
added cd for changing a directory
added cls for clearing the screen
added ver for version of the dos
added cold for cold start of computer
added echo for turning the screen on and off
added case insentivity (lower case ok to use)
added mux compatable cio handler
added drive 9 support
Note: That all the classic SpartaDos command are STILL valid except for the Ainit
Define: md or mkdir
Syntax for use:
md dx:>stuff make a dir call stuff
md dx:\stuff make a dir call stuff
mkdir dx:>stuff make a dir call stuff
mkdir dx:\stuff make a dir call stuff
Define: rd or rmdir
Syntax for use:
rd dx:>stuff removes a dir call stuff
rd dx:\stuff removes a dir call stuff
rmdir dx:>stuff removes a dir call stuff
rmdir dx:\stuff removes a dir call stuff
Define: cd or chdir
Syntax for use:
cd dx:>stuff Change director to stuff
cd dx:\stuff Change director to stuff
chdir dx:>stuff Change director to stuff
chdir dx:\stuff Change director to stuff
cd \ change to root dir
cd .. carries you back on directory
chdir \ change to root dir
chdir .. carries you back on directory
cd ..\.. carries you back two directory
chdir ..\.. carries you back two directory
Define: cls
Syntax for use:
cls clears the screen
Define: ver
Syntax for use:
ver Displays the current version of RealDos
Define: cold
Syntax for use:
cold cold starts the computer
Define: echo
Syntax for use:
echo on turns the screen on
echo off turns the screen off
Very useful when copying a large amount of file(s) to a ramdisk.
Please Note: that all the utilities for RealDos that are designed to work with the SIO2PC and AtariMax Ape software require that your Ape Software be registered with AtariMax. When you boot up the Ape software and it does not have your name in it then you are not using a registered version of AtariMax Ape Software.

I wrote a program called ape_ver.com when you run this program it make a special call into the APE software and if it comes back external command set. After running this program if your cables are ok and the APE software is unlocked ape_ver.com will look like this.

RealDos Ape_ver.com v1.6

(C)opyright 2012 ILS
APE for Windows v3.0.11
Enhanced Feature Set Available: YES

This is what you will get if you have an SIO2PC and the unregistered version of AtariMax APE software.

RealDos Ape_ver.com v1.6

(C)opyright 2012 ILS
APE for Windows v3.0.11
Enhanced Feature Set Available: NO

Here is what it looks like run on a system that does not have a SIO2PC or Ape Software.

So before someone tells me I have a bug in one of my programs with AtariMax Ape and SIO2PC USB or serial version. Please check and see if your APE software has been registered with AtariMax!

Some of the new files on this ATR
Please enjoy this ATR. A lot of hours when into it this ATR build. Yet I am still not done. Oh well, I will keep working. Please let me know what you think of the command files by

SSC.COM "Super Sector Copy" This will allow you to make ATR's the size of your source drive from 4 to 65535 sectors, floppies or hard drive and then sector copy them to the target ATR. Support's the APE, MUX, Black Box, MIO, Ramdisk's "must use my ramdisk.com" <note> if you have a black box and a partition map ssc.com will backup you entire hard drive from the command line. 'ssc parm1 parm2' parm1 = black box temp drive, Parm2 is the ape drive. Be aware this can take several days to run depending on the size of your hard drive. SSC, will map your black box according to you partition map, create an ATR file the same as you partition map name and then sector copy to the atr of the same name. SSC do not care how big or small your drives are... It will just make an image of them. If you wish to just copy a partition or two just type in 'ssc' and it will bring up a menu that has help screens in it.
MOUNT.COM from SpartaDos or Real.dos you can mount the ATR you wish
UNMOUNT.COM you can unmount an ATR from the command line.
MAKE_ATR.COM from the command line you can make any size ATR you wish, single or double density, Mount it and also build a directory.
<note> building a directory requires double density.

### RENDIR

Purpose This is a simple external command to rename Real Dos subdirectory names. Only the directory name is changed; there is no effect on the contents of the directory.

Syntax RENDIR [Dn:][path>]oldname newname

Description "Oldname" and "newname" may include extentions as desired. RENDIR only allows valid Real Dos filename characters. No wildcards are allowed. RENDIR is not case sensitive; lowercase is converted to uppercase and inverse is converted to non-inverse.

### VDEL

Purpose This is a simple command which prompts you whether or not the fIle should be deleted.

Syntax VDEL [Dn:][path>]fIlename.ext

Description The "filename.ext" will usually include or be replaced with wildcards. That is when VDEL becomes most powerful. It will find any filename matches, display each one, and prompt you for a 'Y' or 'N' to delete or not <ESC> is also an option if you want to quit the procedure. At the end of the process, a message appears reporting the number of files deleted.

### WHEREIS

Purpose To quickly find a filename (full or partial) anywhere on your drives. This becomes especially useful on a hard disk with multiple partitions or any disk with subdirectories. WHEREIS can search all directories on all drives for filename matches.

Syntax WHEREIS [Dn:]filename.ext [123456789]

Options [123456789] searches the drives listed. Display filesize and time/date with each file found.

Description The "filename.ext" may include wildcards as desired. Any and all matches found will be displayed with the full path from the root directory to the filename match. The number of matches found will be displayed at the end of the search. Specifying the optional drive number [123456789] will limit the search to that specific drive, otherwise, only the current drive will be checked.

### MIOCFG

Purpose To save and reload Multi I/O configurations. Multi I/O configurations may be saved as files and then reloaded as desired. This is especially useful for Multi I/O owners without hard drives since they previously had no means to save a configuration. Alternate configurations may also be loaded as a quick alternative to manually changing the menu screens.

Syntax MIOCFG [Dn:] [path> ]filename.ext /SLN]

Options S Save Configuration File.

L Load Configuration File (formats the Multi I/O RamDisks).

LN Load Configuration File - Do not format.

Description The "filename.ext" may include wildcards as desired. The first match will be used. The 'S', 'L', or 'LN' parameter is required and selects the mode of operation. Like most other Real Dos I commands with ‘/’, parameters, a space is required between the end of the filename and the ‘/’, character. (Copy With' / A' APPEND - is the only Real Dos exception.) All Multi I/O configuration menu selections are saved in a file with the ‘S’ parameter.

When the file is reloaded using the 'L' Diode, all MENU defaults are set up according to the file loaded: The Multi I/O RamDisks are then automatically reformatted using the default Real Dos type double density format.

When the file is reloaded using the 'LN' mode, no format is executed. This mode should not be used if the RamDisk starting and ending sectors will be changed.

### SORTDIR

Purpose To sort directories by name, extension, date, or size. Directories can now be sorted quickly and safely! SORTDIR will quickly read the directory specified, sort it according to the mode selected, and rewrite the directory in sorted order. Forward and reverse sorts are supported as well as double priorities in all modes (e.g. TIME is a second priority to DATE when the '/D' mode is selected).

Syntax SORTDIR [Dn:][path] [/NTSDX]

Options

N Sort by Filename

T Sort by File Type

S Sort by File Size

D Sort by Creation Date

X Reverse Sort (include with other modes)

Description SORTDIR may be entered with the optional drive specifier but must include at least one of the mode parameters. If no mode parameter is specified, the list of parameters and meanings is displayed. A second parameter 'X' may be included for a reverse (descending) sort. "Sort Completed!" is printed when the sort is finished.

When sorting by name, type (".ext") is the second priority. When sorting by type, name is the second priority. When sorting by date, time is the second priority. When sorting by size, filename is second priority with type as third priority. Numbers come before letters in sort order. Specifying the path will allow you to sort any directory on any drive from any other directory. Path, along with a simple batch file, will allow you to sort multiple directories easily.

### DOSMENU

Purpose A Real Dos menu for Atari DOS 2 lovers

Syntax DOSMENU

Description

> > This is a painless way for Atari DOS 2.0 or 2.5 addicts to use Real Dos. DOSMENU is a Command Menu for REAL DOS & SpartaDOS which loads in and replaces the Command Processor user interface. DOSMENU does take up some user RAM so some programs may not be compatible with it. (Press 'Y' then MEM to find out where MEMLO is.) Wildcards are supported by most commands. Either a comma or a space may be used as the delimiter when using Copy, Rename, etc. A sample menu display is shown below.

> > Notes The "Format" command loads the REAL DOS XINIT.COM file, so it must be on disk if you are going to format
> > The "Duplicate Disk" selection requires DUPDSK.COM. DUPDSK requires disks to be preformatted in matching densities (source and destination).
> > Most of the selections are XIOs of internal REAL DOS commands.

###

### APE_HND

Purpose This is a simple external command to load the rs232 driver of the ape interface to MEMLOW.

Syntax ape_hnd

Description Please note that the R handler within the APE Interface and software is not re-locatable if you use rs232.com. This one is!

### APE_VER

Purpose This pull the current version of APE that you have and display it to the screen

Syntax ape_ver

Description This will not work unless you are using version 2.3.10 of APE.

TDLINE2.COM has the fix for y2k and correctly takes care of the day of the week. Pulls time from r-time 8, APE, or Mux depending on your configuration. Also this tdline2 is aware if it has already been loaded and will update the time and then exit without reloading the handler.
RAMDISK.COM ram disk handler that can be re-entered. This ram disk handler will function in single or double density you can change it's drive letter or map it out all together. Then re-map it when you are ready. Also you must tell it to format. so if you soft boot your machine and re-boot dos a simple 'ramdisk d9:' will re-install the handler. You can also sector edit the ram disk. With ssc you can sector copy it to an atr file. This is the very tool was used in creating the ATR for this d/load
OS_CAP.COM will copy your OS out to either an IBM image file or Bob burner file.
<no need to desolder to have a chip image>
OS_MENU.COM the support file for the SMARTOS that I use.
PARK.COM com will look into what kind of pbi device you have and Park it correctly.
Black Box and MIO only.
TURBOSS.COM High speed screen Handler. has been updated to register itself with the OS. This screen handler can process text 400% faster than the normal screen handler in the Atari OS. I have a Turboss rom that operates with this screen handler all the time.
HDFMTDIR.COM will read the percom table calculate the amount of sectors and build a new directory on anything. Yes Anything! Black Box PBI drives, hard drive partitions, ram disk <if you are using my ram disk Handler>, standard floppies. Note: This will not format MY-IDE drives due to the MY-IDE OS rom not being PERCOM compatable.

SIO2USB.COM Tests the sio2usb if it is present in the system and reports

SIO2IDE.COM Test for the presents of the sio2ide master and/or slave.

SIO2SD.COM Tests the sio2sd if it is present in the system and reports

SDRIVE.COM Tests the SDrive if it is present in the system and reports

SETUTIME.COM Pulls the time date out of the SIO2USB. Updates the tdline from the SIO2USB.

SETUTIME.COM Pulls the time date out of the SIO2USB. Updates the tdline from the SIO2USB. This program can also set the time and date in the ABBUC SIO2USB

APETIME.COM Pulls the time date out of the SIO2PC and APE Software. Updates the tdline from the SIO2 PC and APE.

SAVEMUX.COM Saves the Multiplexer configurations file from a slave on the Multiplexer Master. You must have a Multiplexer to use this program.

DIRBUILD.COM Recursive directory builder for the Black box. Once you create your partitions table running this program will build all your high level directories on your new hard disk attached to the black box.

MAKEDIR.COM This is a recursive directory builder. So if you wanted to make these directorys dn:>pro>commands>a> they can be made from one command.

Makedir dn:>pro>commands>a>

MIODIAG.COM This will test the mio and can preform a burn I test to be sure your mio passes an endurance test.

BANK_BB.COM This will load a black box partition to a drive number. Bank_bb Dn: (1-90) partition number.

MAKE_BAD.COM This will make a fuzzy sector on a Super Archiver With Bit Board to a disk sector you provide.

SDMESAGE.COM This will send a text message to the sio2sd from the dos command line.

PORTTEST.COM This is a port testing tool. I have a test box I built that simulates joystick movements and Led to test the port when in write mode. 5 Normally open push buttons. Solder one leg to ground on the joy stick port. Then Solder the other leg of each of the 5 switches to pin 1,2,3,4 and the 5 one to the trigger. Next Solder a One 1k Ohm Resister to +5 Volts take the other leg of the resister and solder it to the proper leg of 4 LED's Take each of the free legs of the 4 LED's and solder them to pin 1,2,3,4 pins of the joy stick 9 pin header. Run the software and push each button with the PORTTEST software running and you should see on the screen the button pushed. If the port is in write mode each of the led's should light for 1/2 second. The Trigger push button will also show activity. If you do not want to but the test box then use a regular joystick and the software will show activity as you move the stick around.

GDEVICE.COM This load a G: Device which is a Graphic 8 driver. This links up with a Epsons Dot Matrix Printer. This is a similar Graphic driver that the Black Box D9: uses. This driver will print any Atascii Graphic Screen. This is one of the coolest drivers for printers I have ever used. I Updated the antic code for dos 2.5 to RealDos.

The Real Important additions I made to the support files is all the RealDos Memlow drivers. Each of the memlow files register themselves with RealDos so it is impossible for a driver to be loaded more than once. The old TDLINE could be loaded as many times as you wanted each time adding another line to the top of the screen. Looking like this:

Classic TDLINE.Com from SpartaDos This is how my tdline2.com works with Tdline2

There now is additional commands within Tdline2

RD.com Being loaded twice does the same thing RealDos Ramdisk.com

Having the driver table allows me to me to run RamDisk the first time to load the handler. Now I can setup other tools within Ramdisk.com for running more than once. Like a sleep mode for that RamDisk. Or reformat the RamDisk.

Here is another useful use of this handler table when you load the wedge first. RamDisk detects the wedge maps out the expanded ram allowing both programs to run without interfering with each other.

Here is what it looks like in reverse order.

Because of the device driver table you have additional commands within RamDisk.com!

There are two other really cool tools for the RamDisk. Ram_cap with grab your entire RamDisk into a datafile. That once you have saved your RamDisk to a data file each time you reboot your computer load the RamDisk handler you can restore your RamDisk to the state that you saved it.

RAM_LOAD.COM will load an image file byte for byte to restore a ram disk.
<note> you must be using my ram disk handler.
RAM_CAP.COM will save the entire contents of a ram disk to an image file.
<must be using my ramdisk handler>

MEMORY.COM give you a read out of all the banks of ram detected and their bit logic.

RAMCHECK.COM is a destructive test that checks ever bank of ram detected by memory.com. If you have a program loaded into expanded ram those 4 banks of ram will also be deleted. In the near future I will have ramcheck look at the driver table and ignore expanded ram should it be used by a program other than RamDisk. This program is useful for finding a bad ram chip.

I do not have every RamDisk that has been installed in Atari computers. If my RamDisk handler does not work please e-mail me so I can alter my RamDisk code to function on your configuration. This applies to Registered Owners of RealDos.

All these files are 100% assembler code. Written with xasm.exe
Here is a list of the Support Command files and there Status.
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The files listed below is so you can compile your own support files for RealDos. Please do not Make a mess out of my files. They represent many Hour of work on my part. Please do not use my tools and source if you have not registered your copy of RealDos. Out of all the people using RealDos only 11 have registered it. Swap places with me for a second where I am using your work and not registering and paying a shareware fee. Using the these tools without registering and paying the shareware fee is stealing. And ask yourself do you like to being stolen from!

The RealDos ATR Image is Attached to my BBS Systems and my Laptop I compile with. It gets updated every time I compile new code.

Download! Download Current RealDos Atr

Download Download RealDos 1.0a Build 30 zip

Download! RealDos Manual

Download! Wedge Documentation

Download! Download RealDos and Wedge.ATR

Because RealDos keeps getting bigger I am planning on redoing the RealDos html files breaking them up according to their usage. I have tools for AtariMax sio2pc and APE software. Tools for the Black Box & MIO. Tools for programming. There are also tools for your Upgraded Disk Drives and Hybrid OS systems. There are tools for the Multiplexer. I still have tools to write for the sio2usb, sio2sd, sio2ide, and SDrive. If you would like to be part of the RealDos Programming team or if you have a wish to learn how to program please e-mail me. RealDos is a very large series of programs. I have found my EXP-80 so I will be working on a driver for the exp-80 and RealDos soon.

The Fee Structure of RealDos is the first registration is free Just e-mail me that you are using it.

I can be reached on my BBS. Telnet or hyperterm to ‘realdos.net’ port 8888, 8889, and 8890.
Inside the 8-bit BBS is attached to the Internet and running real Atari Hardware along with MULTIPLEXER. A serial to Ethernet device (Lantronix uds200) and Ape makes this possible
Slave 1 Port 8888 will attach you to an MIO & Lantronix

Slave 2 Port 8890 will attach you to an Black Box & APE Modem Not Online!

Slave 3 Port 8891 will attach you to an Black Box & Lantronix Not Online!
Slave 4 Port 8889 will attach you to a Ken Jones MIO & R-Verter

If you are running Windows XP or 2000 Here are some Links to My BBS System

RealDos.net Node #1 Slave 1

RealDos.net Node #1 Slave 2

RealDos.net Node #1 Slave 3

RealDos.net Node #1 Slave 4

Notice
This DOS is shareware, which mean you can run it for 30 days. At the end of 30 days you can register it or remove it from your system. You are on the honor system REAL.DOS dos not contain any code that would prevent it from running longer. However after this release only people who have registered will receive updates. This computer program is distributed on an "as is" basis without warranty of any kind. This version of Real.Dos contains both the Mux SIO and none Mux SIO. This DOS will realize how it is being called and will load the proper SIOV handler for your need's. By configuring the DOS this way, allows the US Doubler 1050 disk drives to function in hi-speed mode again.

Files Needed to compile my RealDos Support files.

Xasm Cross-Assembler and linker and IBM Support Exe's

RealDos Include files for RealDos Support files

File info This is a useful text file.

Xasm Manual This is the manual for Keith Ledbetter's Cross Assembler. I use Xasm on all the support files that are in assembler.

RealDos File Files for download. These files will Download as Filename.moc Change "moc" to "com" when you move the file over to your Atari.

RealDos Source. These files are the Source files. The extender is ".s" and in ascii format. You can edit them with notepad or a text editor that does not add formatting code to the text file.

RealDos PDF. These files are my source file that have been turned into a pdf file.

Names of my Current RealDos Support files.

APE_HND.COM | Version | 1.3 | Last Updated | 11/16/2012
RAMDISK.COM | Version | 2.6 | Last Updated | 08/29/2012
PRC.COM | Version | 1.8 | Last Updated | 08/18/2012
IOMON.COM | Version | 1.7 | Last Updated | 08/19/2012
TURBOSS.COM | Version | 1.A | Last Updated | 10/15/2012
DUPDSK.COM | Version | 1.7 | Last Updated | 08/19/2012
EDITFILE.COM | Version | 1.A | Last Updated | 10/16/2012
NCOPY.COM | Version | 1.8 | Last Updated | 08/19/2012
C_MOVE.COM | Version | 1.8 | Last Updated | 08/19/2012
F_MOVE.COM | Version | 1.8 | Last Updated | 08/19/2012
C_COPY.COM | Version | 1.8 | Last Updated | 08/19/2012
SSC.COM | Version | 1.9 | Last Updated | 08/19/2012
DOSMENU.COM | Version | 1.7 | Last Updated | 10/12/2012
RS232.COM | Version | 1.9 | Last Updated | 08/19/2012
DUMP.COM | Version | 1.4 | Last Updated | 08/18/2012
MDUMP.COM | Version | 1.4 | Last Updated | 08/19/2012
RVERTER.COM | Version | 1.A | Last Updated | 09/30/2012
APE_VER.COM | Version | 1.6 | Last Updated | 08/19/2012
BAT.COM | Version | 2.3 | Last Updated | 08/19/2012
BBMENU.COM | Version | 1.2 | Last Updated | 08/19/2012
S_TIME.COM | Version | 2.5 | Last Updated | 08/19/2012
SHOW_MUX.COM | Version | 1.6 | Last Updated | 08/19/2012
TDLINE2.COM | Version | 2.B | Last Updated | 09/04/2012
MEMORY.COM | Version | 1.6 | Last Updated | 08/19/2012
HAPPY.COM | Version | 1.6 | Last Updated | 08/19/2012
OSS.COM | Version | 1.3 | Last Updated | 08/19/2012
KEYTEST.COM | Version | 1.3 | Last Updated | 02/27/2012
CHAT.COM | Version | 2.4 | Last Updated | 10/15/2012
SPARTA.COM | Version | 1.3 | Last Updated | 08/19/2012
USPRAMD9.COM | Version | 1.2 | Last Updated | 08/19/2012
MUXTIME.COM | Version | 1.4 | Last Updated | 09/05/2012
CHTD.COM | Version | 1.2 | Last Updated | 08/19/2012
RENDIR.COM | Version | 1.3 | Last Updated | 08/19/2012
CHVOL.COM | Version | 1.2 | Last Updated | 05/01/2012
RPM.COM | Version | 1.4 | Last Updated | 06/16/2012
BB_FMT.COM | Version | 1.2 | Last Updated | 02/26/2012
TREE.COM | Version | 1.3 | Last Updated | 06/04/2012
TSET.COM | Version | 1.3 | Last Updated | 08/21/2012
RESETMUX.COM | Version | 1.4 | Last Updated | 08/21/2012
PUTRUN.COM | Version | 1.3 | Last Updated | 08/21/2012
SORTDIR.COM | Version | 1.3 | Last Updated | 08/21/2012
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VDEL.COM | Version | 1.7 | Last Updated | 08/21/2012
MIOCFG.COM | Version | 1.3 | Last Updated | 10/02/2012
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LOAD_MUX.COM | Version | 1.3 | Last Updated | 08/21/2012
STAT_MUX.COM | Version | 1.3 | Last Updated | 08/21/2012
MUX.COM | Version | 1.3 | Last Updated | 10/05/2012
MEGA.COM | Version | 1.3 | Last Updated | 08/19/2012
OS_CAP.COM | Version | 1.4 | Last Updated | 08/22/2012
RAMCHECK.COM | Version | 1.3 | Last Updated | 08/22/2012
MIO_MNU.COM | Version | 1.3 | Last Updated | 10/15/2012
RAM_CAP.COM | Version | 1.1 | Last Updated | 03/01/2012
RAM_LOAD.COM | Version | 1.2 | Last Updated | 08/21/2012
MAKE_ATR.COM | Version | 1.3 | Last Updated | 08/22/2012
MOUNT.COM | Version | 1.2 | Last Updated | 08/22/2012
UNMOUNT.COM | Version | 1.2 | Last Updated | 08/22/2012
PURGE_6C.COM | Version | 1.3 | Last Updated | 10/11/2012
PARK.COM | Version | 1.2 | Last Updated | 08/24/2012
WHEREIS.COM | Version | 1.9 | Last Updated | 08/24/2012
CHECK_RT.COM | Version | 1.2 | Last Updated | 08/24/2012
PROKEY.COM | Version | 1.8 | Last Updated | 08/24/2012
TO_ASCII.COM | Version | 1.3 | Last Updated | 08/24/2012
HARDWARE.COM | Version | 1.4 | Last Updated | 09/19/2012
FILE2PC.COM | Version | 1.5 | Last Updated | 08/24/2012
STRIP.COM | Version | 1.5 | Last Updated | 08/27/2012
HDFMTMIO.COM | Version | 1.2 | Last Updated | 10/13/2012
FMTDIR.COM | Version | 1.8 | Last Updated | 10/12/2012
XINIT.COM | Version | 1.3 | Last Updated | 06/16/2012
ARC.COM | Version | 1.3 | Last Updated | 10/03/2012
UNARC.COM | Version | 2.6 | Last Updated | 05/30/2012
DELAY.COM | Version | 1.6 | Last Updated | 06/19/2012
PEEK.COM | Version | 1.6 | Last Updated | 08/24/2012
POKE.COM | Version | 1.6 | Last Updated | 08/26/2012
EXP_ON.COM | Version | 1.3 | Last Updated | 08/26/2012
SNAPSHOT.COM | Version | B.E | Last Updated | 0/0/0
WIPEDISK.COM | Version | 1.2 | Last Updated | 08/26/2012
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CARTDUMP.COM | Version | 1.1 | Last Updated | 08/26/2012
HYP_R.COM | Version | 1.0 | Last Updated | 03/31/2012
SHUTDOWN.COM | Version | 1.2 | Last Updated | 10/13/2012
VERSION.COM | Version | 1.9 | Last Updated | 08/27/2012
CRCCHECK.COM | Version | 1.4 | Last Updated | 08/27/2012
GDEVICE.COM | Version | 1.1 | Last Updated | 08/27/2012
DIS_BAT.COM | Version | 1.2 | Last Updated | 08/28/2012
CR.COM | Version | 1.2 | Last Updated | 08/28/2012
SET_REG.COM | Version | 1.1 | Last Updated | 08/28/2012
D_TEST.COM | Version | 1.2 | Last Updated | 09/05/2012
REALSIOV.COM | Version | 1.1 | Last Updated | 08/28/2012
MAKEMSGB.COM | Version | 1.6 | Last Updated | 08/28/2012
ERROR.COM | Version | 1.7 | Last Updated | 08/28/2012
PERCOM.COM | Version | 1.2 | Last Updated | 09/07/2012
XTYPE.COM | Version | 1.9 | Last Updated | 10/19/2012
MAKEDIR.COM | Version | 1.3 | Last Updated | 08/28/2012
CHKDSK2.COM | Version | 1.1 | Last Updated | 08/28/2012
RAM_DISK.COM | Version | 1.2 | Last Updated | 08/28/2012
S2UTIME.COM | Version | 1.1 | Last Updated | 09/01/2012
SIO2SD.COM | Version | 1.0 | Last Updated | 10/12/2012
SDRIVE.COM | Version | 1.0 | Last Updated | 09/19/2012
SIO2IDE.COM | Version | 1.0 | Last Updated | 09/12/2012
SIO2USB.COM | Version | 1.0 | Last Updated | 09/14/2012
SETUTIME.COM | Version | 1.0 | Last Updated | 09/16/2012
APETIME.COM | Version | 1.2 | Last Updated | 08/28/2012
SAVEMUX.COM | Version | 1.0 | Last Updated | 10/07/2012
DIRBUILD.COM | Version | 1.1 | Last Updated | 10/10/2012
BANK_BB.COM | Version | 1.0 | Last Updated | 10/16/2012
MAKE_BAD.COM | Version | 1.0 | Last Updated | 10/16/2012
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PORTTEST.COM | Version | 1.0 | Last Updated | 10/20/2012

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