Wrong Character device name displayed. #557
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An extraneous character device enumeration string had not been deleted as needed. This has been fixed. Thanks and credit to @PeterOGB.
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Thank you @PeterOGB. This has been fixed with the latest commit. -Wayne |
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In hbios.asm the entry "CIODEV_EF .EQU $0F" has been removed
3.5.0 version
CIODEV_SCON .EQU $0E
CIODEV_EF .EQU $0F
CIODEV_SSER .EQU $10
CIODEV_EZ80UART .EQU $11
CIODEV_RP .EQU $12
3.5.1 version
CIODEV_SCON .EQU $0E
CIODEV_SSER .EQU $0F
CIODEV_EZ80UART .EQU $10
CIODEV_RP .EQU $11
Note that CIODEV_RP is the "dumb terminal" device for my graphics card that is used to display the startup diagnostics.
However the associated device name string has not been removed for the table of "CHARACTER DEVICE STRINGS" in hbios.asm
PS_SDSCON .TEXT "SCON$"
PS_SDEF .TEXT "EF$" <<<<<<<<<<<<< This line should be removed.
PS_SDSSER .TEXT "SSER$"
PS_SDEZ80 .TEXT "EZ80$"
PS_RPCIO .TEXT "RPCIO$"
This is causing my device to appear with the name "EZ800" rather than "RPCIO0". I expect it is causing SSER and EZ80 devices to also get the wrong name printed.
HTH
PeterO
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