From: ken ross (ken.ross1_at_virgin.net)
Date: 2004-12-28 22:40:32
>qouth andre
>Assembly files are loaded anywhere into memory where it start address
>says. In fact all files in the PET always load to their designated
>start address as given in the file on disk.
>Only that BASIC code has this special start address
>$0401. So PETs always load as a C64 would with ",8,1".
>I guess Commodore changed that default behaviour (",8" loads to default
>BASIC start address) when the newer machines (VIC20, C64), got a
>different memory map.
i feel that may be unclear to an 8000 newbie if i read this thread right?,
load "filename",8 will search for file on drive 0 then look for it on 1 ,
using the C64 format of 8,1 leads nowhere useful on an 8000 .
to put it in simple terms
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