
where VSC???.OBJ is VSCNPC.OBJ - for a system without a
PC Video board; and VSC???.OBJ is VSCYPC.OBJ - for a
system with a PC Video board.
VSCPC.OBJ is the file containing the assembled but not
linked PC Video card code.
STEP 4. Pick the appropriate serial terminal driver file by
typing:
0A>PIP VSCREEN.OBJ=VSC???.OBJ[VROW] [RET]
where VSC???.OBJ is VSCREENG.OBJ - for most types of
terminals; and VSC???.OBJ is VSCZ19.OBJ - for Zenith Z19
terminals.
VSCREEN.OBJ is the file containing the assembled but not
linked terminal dependent screen drivers.
STEP 5. The object files you've just created and others must now
be linked together. The necessary files are:
HEADENTR.OBJ
INITENT.OBJ
INTVEC.OBJ
PIC.OBJ
CTC.OBJ
TICK.OBJ
NP8087.OBJ
CONOUT.OBJ
SEROUT.OBJ
VSCREEN.OBJ
CONIN.OBJ
SERIN.OBJ
SSINT.OBJ
I3INT.OBJ
SERVAR.OBJ
LIST.OBJ
SWITCH.OBJ
STATLIN.OBJ
VCCB.OBJ
SERDATA.OBJ
FUNC56.OBJ
VSCPC.OBJ
DENTRY.OBJ
RESKEW.OBJ
MDISK.OBJ
FD.OBJ
PCMODE.OBJ
CPROXIOS.INP
HDISK
PCKEY
To link all the object files together, type:
0A>LINK86 CPROXIOS[I] [RET]
NOTE: Depending on the version of LINK86, you may get
undefined symbols dealing with the 8087. This is because
some versions of LINK86 do not support 8087 references.
These will have no effect on the final result.
STEP 6. The resulting command file, CPROXIOS.CMD, must be renamed
by typing:
0A>REN XIOS.CON=CPROXIOS.CMD
[RET]
This completes the changes you may make to your XIOS. After
making any changes to your XIOS, you must run a GENCCPM in order
to generate a new system that incoroporates these changes.
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