David — I grabbed a 4g card I had and wrote the non-banked version to it and it works just fine. I also used CPMTOOLS to add the BASIC files from the included folder to user area 1. I don’t know enough about how banked CP/M works to determine why it wouldn’t boot, but at least I now have DOS and CP/M on the S100. Thanks! Rich -- Rich Cini Collector of Classic Computers Build Master and lead engineer, Altair32 Emulator From: David Fry <dgf...@googlemail.com> Reply-To: S100-Post <n8vem...@googlegroups.com> Date: Monday, January 19, 2015 at 2:32 PM To: S100-Post <n8vem...@googlegroups.com> Subject: [N8VEM-S100:6057] Re: I can boot MSDOS but not CPM3 Rich, (Assuming you are using a S100 computers z80 monitor) That error comes up in the boot process if the value 31H is not found at memory address 100H, this value is used to check that valid code has been loaded for CPMLDR. Take a look at the Monitor code excerpt below:- CP 31H ;EXPECT TO HAVE 31H @80H IE. LD SP,80H JP Z,STARTCPM ;AS THE FIRST INSTRUCTION. IF OK JP to 100H in RAM JP ERR_LD1 ;Boot Sector Data incorrect
IDEerr1: LD HL,IDE_RW_ERROR ;Drive R/W Error JP ABORT_ERR_MSG
ABORT_ERR_MSG: CALL PRINT_STRING JP ZAPPLE ;BACK TO START OF MONITOR.
ERR_NR: LD HL,DRIVE_NR_ERR ;"DRIVE NOT READY JP ABORT_ERR_MSG ERR_LD: LD HL,BOOT_LD_ERR ;"ERROR READING BOOT/LOADER SECTORS" JP ABORT_ERR_MSG ERR_LD1: LD HL,BOOT_LD1_ERR ;"DATA ERROR IN BOOT SECTOR" JP ABORT_ERR_MSG
You mention you are using a 32mb CF card (rather small !!) the CP/M 3 image switched the CF card into LBA mode, not sure if a card as small as you mention supports LBA mode, I'd use a 1GB card minimum and try again. After a failed boot look at your memory at 100H is should be 31 81 02 CD 00 0B 0E 0D CD 8D 02 0E 09 11 25 02 regards David Fry On Monday, January 19, 2015 at 6:05:53 PM UTC, AltairManRich wrote:
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