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CONTRIBUTIONS/z80em86/scripts/make_dr.sh

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+#!/bin/bash
+#==============================================================================
+# Create a CP/M 3 (original DR) floppy boot disk and image
+# S.J.Kay 26 February 2009
+#==============================================================================
+FLOPPY_DIR=floppy
+
+cp -a bios/ cpm3/ cpm3_y2k/ extras/ support/ scripts/ ~/.dosemu/drive_c/z80em86/
+rm -f ~/.dosemu/drive_c/z80em86/bios/*.*~ ~/.dosemu/drive_c/z80em86/support/*.*~
+
+dosemu -dumb "cd z80em86|z80em86 scripts\make_dr.sub"
+
+if (test ! -d $FLOPPY_DIR); then
+   mkdir floppy
+fi
+
+# make a raw disk image of the floppy assuming 1.44MB HD type
+echo "Creating raw disk image from floppy disk"
+dd if=/dev/fd0 of=$FLOPPY_DIR/cpm3_dr_floppy.img bs=1k count=1440

CONTRIBUTIONS/z80em86/scripts/make_dr.sub

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+;===========================================================================
+; CP/M 3 - DR (original) build script. SJK, 26 February 2009
+;
+; This submit file is used to build and create a bootable CP/M floppy disk.
+; A HDD bootable disk image can then be created from it.
+;
+; A copy of all the source directories must be copied to the installed
+; location of the emulator.
+;
+; Place a freshly formatted 1.44MB HD CP/M floppy disk into drive A: before
+; starting.
+;
+; This script may be run in several ways:
+; 1) Copy to the HDD on drive C: and execute
+;    C:>dostocpm scripts\make_dr.sub c:
+;    C:>submit make_dr
+;
+; 2) Under Linux and DosEmu:
+;    dosemu -dumb "cd z80em86|z80em86 scripts\make_dr.sub"
+;
+; 3) Under DOS:
+;    >cd z80em86
+;    >z80em86 scripts\make_dr.sub
+;
+; Methods 2 and 3 require a current CP/M 3 system that has my 'profile.sub'
+; on the HDD disk image.
+;
+; All Methods require the drive search path to be set to a drive that
+; contains the executables. (drive C: is set in 'profile.sub')
+;===========================================================================
+;
+; copy the BIOS source and submit files
+dostocpm bios\*.spr bios\*.mac bios\*.asm bios\*.sub bios\*.cpm bios\*.lib bios\*.dat bios\*.rel A: /f
+
+; make CP/M 3 and loader system files
+A:
+submit a:makecpm3.sub
+
+; copy the original CP/M 3 binary files
+dostocpm cpm3\*.com cpm3\*.hlp A: /f
+
+; copy the CP/M 3 support files
+dostocpm support\*.com support\*.dat A: /f
+
+; copy selected user files from the 'extras' directory
+dostocpm extras\*.com A: /f
+
+; place cpmldr.sys onto the system tracks making the banked build bootable
+putldr b A:
+
+; ***** SYSTEM CREATION COMPLETE *****

CONTRIBUTIONS/z80em86/scripts/make_hdd.sh

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+#!/bin/bash
+#==============================================================================
+# Copy CP/M files from A: to a fresh HDD disk image (on C:) and place the
+# banked system on the system tracks.
+# S.J.Kay 18 February 2009
+#==============================================================================
+dosemu -dumb "cd z80em86|z80em86 -A scripts\make_hdd.sub"

CONTRIBUTIONS/z80em86/scripts/make_hdd.sub

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+;===========================================================================
+; CP/M 3 - Create HDD disk drive image script. SJK, 18 February 2009
+;
+; This submit file is used to copy files from a previously created
+; floppy disk to a fresh HDD disk image formatted with E5 hex.  The
+; DOS 'z80hdd.exe' program can be used to create this image.
+;
+; Place a 1.44MB HD CP/M floppy disk containg the CP/M 3 system files
+; into drive A: before starting.
+;
+; This script may be run in several ways:
+; 1) Copy to the HDD on drive C: and execute
+;    C:>dostocpm scripts\make_hdd.sub c:
+;    C:>submit make_hdd
+;
+; 2) Under Linux and DosEmu:
+;    dosemu -dumb "cd z80em86|z80em86 scripts\make_hdd.sub"
+;
+; 3) Under DOS:
+;    >cd z80em86
+;    >z80em86 scripts\make_hdd.sub
+;
+; Methods 2 and 3 require a current CP/M 3 system that has my 'profile.sub'
+; on the floppy disk image.
+;===========================================================================
+;
+; run initdir on drive C: for date and time stamping
+initdir c:
+
+; set time-stamps for 'create' and 'update' (must select drive 1st)
+c:
+a:set [create=on]
+a:set [update=on]
+a:
+
+; copy the required files
+cp -v a:*.sys a:*.com a:profile.sub a:cpmdpb.dat a:help.hlp c:
+
+; place cpmldr.sys onto the system tracks making the banked build bootable
+putldr b c:
+
+; ***** SYSTEM CREATION COMPLETE *****

CONTRIBUTIONS/z80em86/scripts/make_y2k.sh

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+#!/bin/bash
+#==============================================================================
+# Create a CP/M 3 (Y2K) floppy boot disk and image.
+# S.J.Kay 26 February 2009
+#==============================================================================
+FLOPPY_DIR=floppy
+
+cp -a bios/ cpm3/ cpm3_y2k/ extras/ support/ scripts/ ~/.dosemu/drive_c/z80em86/
+rm -f ~/.dosemu/drive_c/z80em86/bios/*.*~ ~/.dosemu/drive_c/z80em86/support/*.*~
+
+dosemu -dumb "cd z80em86|z80em86 scripts\make_y2k.sub"
+
+# make a raw disk image of the floppy assuming 1.44MB HD type
+echo "Creating raw disk image from floppy disk"
+
+if (test ! -d $FLOPPY_DIR); then
+   mkdir floppy
+fi
+
+dd if=/dev/fd0 of=$FLOPPY_DIR/cpm3_y2k_floppy.img bs=1k count=1440

CONTRIBUTIONS/z80em86/scripts/make_y2k.sub

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+;===========================================================================
+; CP/M 3 - Y2K Build script. SJK, 26 February 2009
+;
+; This submit file is used to build and create a bootable CP/M floppy disk.
+; A HDD bootable disk image can then be created from it.
+;
+; A copy of all the source directories must be copied to the installed
+; location of the emulator.
+;
+; Place a freshly formatted 1.44MB HD CP/M floppy disk into drive A: before
+; starting.
+;
+; This script may be run in several ways:
+; 1) Copy to the HDD on drive C: and execute
+;    C:>dostocpm scripts\make_y2k.sub c:
+;    C:>submit make_y2k
+;
+; 2) Under Linux and DosEmu:
+;    dosemu -dumb "cd z80em86|z80em86 scripts\make_y2k.sub"
+;
+; 3) Under DOS:
+;    >cd z80em86
+;    >z80em86 scripts\make_y2k.sub
+;
+; Methods 2 and 3 require a current CP/M 3 system that has my 'profile.sub'
+; on the HDD disk image.
+;
+; All Methods require the drive search path to be set to a drive that
+; contains the executables. (drive C: is set in 'profile.sub')
+;===========================================================================
+;
+; copy the BIOS source and submit files
+dostocpm bios\*.spr bios\*.mac bios\*.asm bios\*.sub bios\*.cpm bios\*.lib bios\*.dat bios\*.rel A: /f
+
+; overwrite the CP/M 3 SPR and REL files with the Y2K ones
+dostocpm cpm3_y2k\*.spr cpm3_y2k\*.rel A: /f
+
+; make CP/M 3 and loader system files
+A:
+submit a:makecpm3.sub
+
+; copy the original CP/M 3 binary files
+dostocpm cpm3\*.com cpm3\*.hlp A: /f
+
+; overwrite the CP/M 3 binary files with the Y2K ones
+dostocpm cpm3_y2k\*.com cpm3_y2k\*.hlp cpm3_y2k\*.rel cpm3_y2k\*.1st  A: /f
+
+; copy the CP/M 3 support files
+dostocpm support\*.com support\*.dat A: /f
+
+; copy selected user files from the 'extras' directory
+dostocpm extras\*.com A: /f
+
+; place cpmldr.sys onto the system tracks making the banked build bootable
+putldr b A:
+
+; ***** SYSTEM CREATION COMPLETE *****