Diskette kopieren unter ZCPR2

    Hallo,


    Meine CP/M Zeiten waren kurz und ewig her. Habe jetzt den EC65K mit CP/M Karte ans laufen gebracht und zumindest eine Systemdiskette aufs Gotek kopiert. Das ging auch noch, weil ich es mit OS65D Bordmitteln machen konnte. Aber die anderen CP/M Disketten, die mit dem Computer kamen, möchte ich natürlich auch aufs Gotek kopieren. Scheitere aber daran. Weiß hier jemand, wie ich das angehen kann?

    Also ich habe 4 Laufwerke: A und C sind Seite 0 und 1 vom Gotek und B und D sind Seite 0 und 1 vom Floppy-Laufwerk.

    Die Systemdisk hat B40, BIGRFLOP, CD, COMPARE, DEL, DIFF, DU2, DUMP11, ECHO, INIDSK2, INSTALL3, LD, MCOPY, MKDIR, PATH, PROTECT, PWD, RENAME, STARTUP.ZEX, SYSGEN, USQ, XDIR, XGR-PR und ZEX.


    PIP suche ich vergebens. Mit SYSGEN konnte ich zwar eine leere Systemdisk auf dem Gotek erzeugen, aber lieber wäre mir eine komplette Kopie von Disketten von B nach A und D nach C. Ideen? Vorschläge?

    Mache mit sysgen eine Bootfähige Diskette und kopiere mit MCOPY von A nach B


    Die syntax sollte wie bei PIP sein also Ziel=Quelle - bitte testen.


    Syntax: MCOPY dir:=dir:afn1,afn2,dir:=dir:afn3,... o


    Options: E - test for Existence of file on destination and prompt for

    approval before copy is done


    I - Inspect each file before copy begins


    M - Multiple copy facility; allows user to back up several files

    to several disks by copying all of the files, prompting

    the user for a new disk, and then copying the files again,

    continuing until the user says to stop


    N - do Not replace if a file of the same name already exists


    Q - Quiet operation (no activity displays)


    V - Verify copies



    Examples of Use:


    a. mcopy file1.*,HELP:file2.hlp,TEMP:=test.txt,hi.*


    - Files matching FILE1.* in the current directory are copied to BACKUP:,

    the file FILE2.HLP in directory HELP is copied to BACKUP:, the file

    TEST.TXT in the current directory is copied to TEMP:, and the files

    matching HI.* in the current directory are copied to TEMP:.


    Once a DIR:= is encountered, the default destination is redefined.

    Encountering a different source, however, does not change what the

    default source directory is.


    b. mcopy RAM:=ROOT:*.com,BASE:nw.* /n


    - N option is useful for copying often-used utilities to RAM:. RAM is

    name given RAM drive, usually the M: directory (for memory) of less

    than 512k-byte RAM disks. ROOT is conventional name given directory

    where utilities are stored. BASE is used for application programs.

    If a file already exists on RAM disk, copy does not occur.




    MCOPY Notes:


    a. MCOPY only copies files; MCOPY DOES NOT RENAME FILES. This is a major

    difference for those used to PIP. MCOPY text:f1.txt=f2.txt just copies

    F2.TXT into TEXT: directory, but it is still named F2.TXT (F1.TXT is

    ignored).


    b. MCOPY uses the ZCPR3 error flag to indicate the success of copies. At

    entry, the error flag is set to zero. It is set to non-zero if any

    attempted copies fail (usually due to lack of disk space or verify

    error).


    c. CRCs are calculated only when verification is requested.


    d. Source file attributes are properly copied to the destination drive.


    e. The help message reflects the settings of MCOPY's defaults.


    f. The ZEX status flag is set to 2 to suppress automatic input.


    MCOPY Notes (continued):


    g. In copying a file from one directory to another, MCOPY...


    - logs into the source directory and scans for specified files


    - logs into the destination directory, determines if a copy

    of the file exists on the destination and deletes it if it does


    - copies the file in the source directory into the destination directory


    - sets the attributes of the file in the destination directory to be

    the same as those in the source directory


    - optionally verifies both files by means of a CRC Check


    h. If a destination directory is not specified, MCOPY looks for a directory

    named BACKUP: and copies to this directory if found. If there is no

    directory named BACKUP:, MCOPY will copy to B0: (this can be changed by

    DDT or reassembly).

    Mit freundlichen Grüßen


    fritz

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