Releases: nitros9project/nitros9
Releases · nitros9project/nitros9
NitrOS-9 V3.1.3
- The
asm
program now supports 6309 bitfield instructions. - The
prompt
command has been added to the standard command set. os9gen
now supports the-t=
option which allows one to specify an alternate boot track file.- Two new directories have been added:
BOOTLISTS
andBOOTSCRIPTS
. The former contains bootlist files for building boot disks, while the latter contains scripts to build boot disks. - There are now two booters for booting from a WD1773-based floppy controller:
boot_1773_6ms
andboot_1773_30ms
for 6 and 30 millisecond step rates. - The
help
utility has been enhanced to show help subjects if forked without any command line parameters.
Level 1 Only:
- Clock modules for Eliminator, Disto 2-N-1, Disto 4-N-1, Harris, and SmartWatch have been added (these are all UNTESTED.) Also, the
clock_bb
clock module has been renamed toclock_bnb
, andclock.60hz
andclock.50hz
have been renamed toclock_soft
andclock_soft_50hz
.
Level 2 Only:
- The
M1
device descriptor now references theSACIA
driver.
NitrOS-9 V3.1.2
- A bug in the
help
utility has been fixed. - The
MODULES
directory structure has been enhanced to include multiple subdirectories for better module organization. - Booter modules for Burke & Burke, Disto RAMPak, Eliminator and IDE-LBA have been added.
- The
BOOTLISTS/
directory has been added on the Modules disk, and contains bootlist files for various configurations. - The
cputype
command has been optimized for size. - Minor help file updates have been made.
Level 2 Only:
- Drivers and descriptors for Tandy's Hard Disk Interface have been added to the MODULES directory.
- Slight performance modifications were made to RBF and SCF.
- More commands have been added to the merged utilpak1 file.
NitrOS-9 V3.1.1
SYS/helpmsg
expanded to include new commands.ident
now correctly reports modules with a language byte ofObj6309
.- The
LogBook
file in theSYS
directory has been removed. - A bug in the
cputype
command that caused crashing on a 6809 system has been fixed.
Level 2 Only:
rbf.mn
has been back-ported from NitrOS-9 in order to unify the code base and bring non-6309 specific features to OS-9 Level Two.- A bug in
IOMan
which affected any driver wanting to access the port address of its hardware via its path descriptor has been fixed. - The
montype
command had a bug-fix and now shows the current monitor type if no parameters are given. Also, themontype.hp
file has been updated.
V3.1.0
- New common version among all releases of OS-9 for the CoCo
- Many commands have been updated and optimized:
- For size reasons, command help information is no longer embedded in the utilities, but is instead available through the
helpmsg
file in/DD/SYS
date
,dir
,mdir
,procs
andverify
now require a dash (-
) before optionsformat
now has a cluster option and now shows the correct number of good sectors on large sector devices- Numerous commands have been optimized for size
cputype
,ded
,devs
,disasm
,dmode
andirqs
have been added to theCMDS
directorycmp
,error
,help
andtouch
have been rewritten in assembly for sizecopy
has been enhanced to include OS-9/68K-like features
- For size reasons, command help information is no longer embedded in the utilities, but is instead available through the
Level 2 Only:
VDGInt
has been back-ported to OS-9 Level Two from NitrOS-9. Thevdgint.io
module contains both CoCo 1/2 AND CoCo 3 graphics code.
Thevdgint_small.io
module only contains CoCo 3 graphics code.CC3Go
has been moved back into the root directory from theCMDS
directory. This keeps ROM-based users and those who wantcc3go
in their boot file from having to change theinit
module, which referencedCMDS/cc3go
.CC3Go
once again references/H0
and/H0/CMDS
as paths that it tries tochd
/chx
to upon startup. This allows for those with floppy boots who want to point/DD
at their floppy to continue to do so. Also, if the forking ofshell startup
fails due to lack of a shell file, thenCC3Go
will now try to forkAutoEx
instead of jumping to the crash routine.- Several bugs that crept into
IOMan
during the last release have been fixed.
V2.1.0 'Phoenix'
V2.1.0 'Phoenix' Release (11/04/2002):
- Defs files now have properly terminated lines and
pag
is now emitted
as a comment. Asm
now assembles 6309 op-codes
Level 1 Only:
SYS/password
now references/DD
instead of/D0
Level 2 Only:
- SCF,
Rammer
andPipeMan
are now made from the NitrOS-9 version source base, bringing in new improvements and features from that platform. - Clock and Clock2 are now unified once again and are built from the same source base as the clocks from NitrOS-9.
- The printer driver is now for the CoCo 3 serial port. In the previous release, it was mistakenly made for the Disto parallel port.
- Window descriptors now have proper initialization count.
- The debug program is now part of the CMDS package.
- With the inclusion of NitrOS-9's SCF, a bug which crashed the system when typing
Ctrl+E
orCtrl+C
while using Shell+ has been fixed.