On Mon, 31 Dec 2001, William Levak wrote:
> I think the open with "#" associates the buffer with a drive (drive 0 is
> the default). You may need to open a second file as:
>
> OPEN3,8,3,"1:#"
I tried that yesterday. It doesn't work, the drive apparently tries to
open a file "#" for reading on drive unit 1.
However, I found out a work-around for the problem. The following
solution worked:
OPEN15,8,15,"UI":PRINT#1,"I":OPEN2,8,2,"#"
PRINT#15,"U1:2 1 1 0":PRINT DS$
CLOSE2:CLOSE15
The "UI" command simulates a drive reset. Without the "I" command, the
drive refuses to read sectors in unit 1. Reading from unit 0 works in any
case. Also the B-R command has the same symptoms.
Marko
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