
III. USING THE PSEUDO DISK
After the PSEUDO DISK has been installed, it is accessed
just like another disk drive, using the drive designation
assigned to it (default = C:). Files can be transferred to and
from it using standard file copy programs such as PIP.
In fact, a submit file can be used to:
1. Install the PSEUDO DISK.
2. Copy several files.
by using a single command.
FOR EXAMPLE, the following submit file, XFER.SUB, will
install the PSEUDO DISK (Drive C:) and then copy files from Drive
B to it simply by typing, SUBMIT XFER.
------------------------------------------------------------------
file XFER.SUB:
INIT
PIP C:=B:*.*
------------------------------------------------------------------
IV. LIMITATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS
1. The CP/M PSEUDO DISK will utilize up to 256K of RAM in
the form of SATURN 32K, 64K, or 128K RAM Boards as well
as 16K RAM Boards.
2. The PSEUDO DISK driver routines reside in the portion of
the I/O configuration block reserved for user I/O
Driver Software. As a result, this space is unavailable
for user drivers after the PSEUDO DISK has been
installed.
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