User guide

9. PMGR.COM
10. SPOOl.COM
11. DRIVEl.COM
12. LlNKASM.COM
LlNKASM.DOC
This is a program that allows the user to
manage the pipes area of the drive.
It allows
the user to initialize the pipes and clear the
pipes area, purge
as pipe, and list the
current pipes and their status.
This
is a program that use the pipes facilities
on the Corvus drive. It transfers files to
and from
an area of the drive that is acces-
sible by any user and/or system through
pipe commands.
Examples of its usage are:
(1) Send text files to a shared printer; and
(2) Transfer files between different systems
(CPM
<--> APPLE).
This
is a program that helps you configure
your Corvus drive, if you choose not
to use
one
of the default CLlNK.COM's provided.
Based on
your input, it creates a file con-
taining the equates that need to be changed
in the CLlNK2.ASM program
to set up your
drive.
Also in this file is the start and
directory addresses for the pseudo drives
being set up. These addresses are used
with the PUTGET and
MIRROR programs.
This is
an assembler that uses the standard
Intel mnemonics and is upward compatible
with the assembler supplied by Digital
Research (but unfortunately not also pro-
vided by
XEROX with their version of CP/M).
This program was written
by Ward Chris-
tensen and was extracted from CP/M Users
Group disk
#36. If necessary, you can use
this
assembler to assemble any of the .ASM
files
on these disks. NOTE: This assembler
is only supplied forthe XEROX 820 or Vector
Graphics computers.
The
following source programs are provided for those of you who
wish
to modify the Corvus interface or utility programs:
13. CLlNK2.ASM
Source for the Corvus link program which
may be modified if the
default versions do
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