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PostPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 9:49 pm 
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Can you give me a brief description of Enhanced Basics features.

Is this something that was born out of Symphysis? I dont seem to recall this for some reason. Probably something to do with old age setting in :)


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PostPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2011 11:52 pm 
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I found EhBASIC on this 6502.org website. This following link seems to be the homepage for it.

http://mycorner.no-ip.org/6502/ehbasic/index.html


Last edited by HouseHarris on Sun Dec 04, 2011 12:50 am, edited 1 time in total.

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PostPosted: Sat Nov 26, 2011 11:46 am 
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Just thought I would share some ideas with you regarding Symbiosys and my expansion board.

One of my intentions with the design was the ability to provide improved address decoding for the A000 - AFFF block which the 6522 VIA's occupy.

With the Sym's existing VIA decoding, address space is unfortunately wasted due to the fact that the VIA registers are echoed throughout the A000 - AFFF address block.

The PLD on my expansion board can be used to provide alternative address decoding for the VIA's, freeing up space which could be then populated with additional memory. Thus the reason for the RAM2 socket on the expansion board.

I was considering an improved memory map along the lines of something like this...

A000 - A00F Via-1
A010 - A01F Via-2
A020 - A3FF extra RAM
A400 - A41F 6532
A420 - A5FF extra RAM
A600 - A67F SYSRAM
A680 - ABFF extra RAM
AC00 - AC0F Via-2
AC20 - AFFF extra RAM

If it was then possible to relocate the SYMBIOSYS buffers into the A000 block RAM, that would then free up the whole 32K of user ram between 0000 - 7FFF

Just a thought...


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PostPosted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 3:16 am 
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There's a lot in what you say, yes there is memory to be reclaimed from VIA's allocation on the sym. I can see some definite advantages to the paradigm you suggest and it would be no problem to compile the symbiosys kernel to accommodate it. Only trouble is it would break the whole thing for use on a standard sym (assuming anyone else in the world was ever using it). I suppose though it's only a matter keeping 2 versions of the compiled kernel for the 2 different memory models, no reason I can't do that. Actually if I got it working for your new memory model It would make it ridiculously easy to compile it for any other 6502 machine which might make it interesting for some other people.

It might make it a bit confusing if anyone was to ever write any applications for symbiosys, but then again I suppose I could maintain a couple of fixed vector areas in the kernel itself that applications could pull out to tell them where the buffer blocks are.

I possibly should mention here that along with the ram buffers it maintains at $0200- $0600 it also stores a vector table in sym's system ram originally intended for the scope buffer ($a600 - $a61f)

Have you run any application on it at all yet?


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PostPosted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 11:08 am 
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Yes, I have successfully performed a papertape load of your EhBasic and FigForth ports and so far they work a treat.

Have yet to try the other applications but I will do so in due course.

What bliss it is to be able to load applications off of my flash memory drive


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PostPosted: Tue Dec 27, 2011 11:52 am 
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andysa wrote:
I was considering an improved memory map along the lines of something like this...

A000 - A00F Via-1
A010 - A01F Via-2
A020 - A3FF extra RAM
A400 - A41F 6532
A420 - A5FF extra RAM
A600 - A67F SYSRAM
A680 - ABFF extra RAM
AC00 - AC0F Via-2
AC20 - AFFF extra RAM



This address map looks a bit cluttered to me. Any reason for these addresses?

Using addresses more aligned to power-of-2s boundaries use up less addressing logic. You could for example make it:

Code:
A000 - A01F     Via-1
A020 - A03F     Via-2
A040 - A05F     6532
A060 - A07F    Via-3
A080 - A0FF     SYSRAM
A100 - AFFF extra RAM


Needs much less address decoding logic too..

André


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PostPosted: Sun May 27, 2012 3:40 am 
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Site is operating again then, praise backups.

I must do some more work on this operating system, it has been a difficult past six months and it seemed my patent House Harris random wiring was making my Sym1 crash regularly in the summer heat.

I think maybe I should release the source code.


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PostPosted: Mon Jun 11, 2012 3:56 pm 
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I have got the Sym development system running again and begun preparing the sources for release. But before the source itself I will release this patch for RAE to give it access to the disk services of symbiosys. It is a standard RAE disk patch to enable the LO, EN and DC commands, I used the patch in RAE NOTES Issue No. 1.

This really does fully integrate the development environment so far as to be able to write the operating system itself.

http://b5.net/sym1/raepatch

Upload the raepatch.bin.ptape to the sym1 and make the executable with this command

# store * raepatch 7d00 274

You must cold start RAE the first time with a mon command to drop out to supermon then .g b000, (I'll rig a symbiosys command to do this procedure next)

Then return to symbiosys with a .g 9000 then run
# raepatch

will patch in the commands and warm entry you into RAE.
set the memory model in RAE to assemble the kernel with
>set $2000 $5ffc $1000 $1ffc
>clear

you will now be able to drop out of RAE with the DC command with no parameters. Return to RAE with the command
# rae
With DC you can also put any symbiosys command line as a parameter and it will be passed to the kernel for execution from within RAE.




The raepatch source code has comments to explain it's use.


I'll post the code here so you can check it out. As usual, not well commented.

Code:
 0020  ; RAE patch  for Symbiosys V
 0030  ; Based on the RAE patch published in RAE NOTES Issue 1
 0040  ;
 0050  ; By House Harris. XI June MMXII
 0060  ; Author: Michael Brown, symbiosys@b5.net
 0070  ;
 0080  ; resides at $7d00-$7f74, patches into RAE to provide
 0090  ; ENTER, LOAD and DC commands for use within RAE to
 0100  ; call symbiosys disk file services.
 0110  ;
 0120             .os
 0130  ;
 0140  RAE.tpres  .de $d3      ;present end of RAE text
 0150  diskc.vec  .de $ec      ;disck command vector
 0160  diski.flag .de $ee      ;RAE tape/disk input flag
 0170  disko.flag .de $ef      ;RAE tape/disk output flag
 0180  disko.vec  .de $f0      ;RAE disk output vector
 0190  diski.vec  .de $f2      ;RAE disk input vector
 0200  RAE.txtst  .de $100     ;start of RAE text area
 0210  RAE.txten  .de $102     ;end of RAE text area
 0220  RAE.crt    .de $135     ;RAE input buffer
 0230  ;
 0240  usrent     .de $8035
 0250  nibasc     .de $8309
 0260  ascnib     .de $8275
 0270  access     .de $8b86
 0280  outbyte    .de $82fa
 0290  outchar    .de $8a47
 0300  crlf       .de $834d
 0310  space      .de $8342
 0320  tout       .de $8aa0
 0330  intchr     .de $8a58
 0340  ;
 0350  outvec     .de $a663
 0360  invec      .de $a660
 0370  ;
 0380  RAE.cold   .de $b000    ;RAE cold start
 0390  RAE.warm   .de $b003
 0400  RAE.hot    .de $b05e    ;RAE warm start no message
 0410  RAE.error  .de $b00e    ;RAE error subroutine vector
 0420  ;
 0430  zflag      .de $eb
 0440  zargc      .de $4f
 0450  zargv[0]   .de $50
 0460  filenum    .de $39c
 0470  xfer.bytes .de $398
 0480  xfer.addr  .de $396
 0490  ;
 0500  pattern    .de $350
 0510  ivmp.addr  .de $37c
 0520  osflags    .de $39f
 0530  OpenedFile .de $3a0
 0540  monst.ctab .de $3fc
 0550  ilba0      .de $390
 0560  ilba8      .de $391
 0570  ilba16     .de $392
 0580  ilba24     .de $393
 0590  dta.ptr    .de $394
 0600  ;
 0610  call.bdos  .de $9006
 0620  disk.init  .de $00
 0630  writebytes .de $06
 0640  readbytes  .de $08
 0650  writefile  .de $0a
 0660  readfile   .de $0c
 0670  load.sect  .de $02
 0680  execfile   .de $16
 0690  ;
 0700  lib.puts   .de $9013
 0710  proc.flist .de $9031
 0720  dir.prnt   .de $9025
 0730  lib.parse  .de $9016
 0740  proc.cmnd  .de $9019
 0750  symbiosys  .de $9003
 0760  istr.prnt  .de $9028
 0770  ;
 0780  sectr.buff .de $200
 0790  line.bvff  .de $300
 0800  dirnt.buff .de $500
 0810  ;
 0820  file.color .de $00
 0830  file.name  .de file.color+1
 0840  file.ver   .de file.name+30
 0850  file.size  .de file.ver+1
 0860  file.ctime .de file.size+8
 0870  file.mtime .de file.ctime+8
 0880  file.atrib .de file.mtime+8
 0890  file.load  .de file.atrib+4
 0900  file.loc   .de file.load+4
 0910  ;
 0920  of.bvffer  .de $3a0
 0930  ;
 0940  of.lba     .de $00
 0950  of.size    .de of.lba+3
 0960  of.flptr   .de of.size+2
 0970  of.flags   .de of.flptr+2
 0980  ;
 0990  of.RAE     .de $3ef
 1000  ;
 1010  ;
 1020  showprgrs  .de %10000000
 1030  readfrwrd  .de %00000001
 1040  verifymode .de %00000010
 1050  ;
 1060  del        .de $7f
 1070  bs         .de $08
 1080  ;
 1090  !!!sb      .md (oldchar newchar)
 1100             cmp #oldchar
 1110             bne =+3
 1120             lda #newchar
 1130             .me
 1140  ;
 1150  !!!fill    .md (value dest bytes)
 1160             lda #value
 1170             ldx #bytes
 1180  loop...    dex
 1190             sta dest,x
 1200             bne loop...
 1210             .me
 1220  ;
 1230  !!!memcpy  .md (source dest bytes)
 1240             ldx #bytes
 1250  loop...    lda source-1,x
 1260             sta dest-1,x
 1270             dex
 1280             bne loop...
 1290             .me
 1300  ;
 1310  !!!parsarg .md (locvs.line)
 1320             lda #l,locvs.line
 1330             ldy #h,locvs.line
 1340             jsr lib.parse
 1350             .me
 1360  ;
 1370  !!!proccmd .md (monst.cmnds)
 1380             lda monst.cmnds
 1390             ldy monst.cmnds+1
 1400             jsr proc.cmnd
 1410             .me
 1420  ;
 1430  !!!exec    .md (zargv)
 1440             lda *zargv
 1450             ldy *zargv+1
 1460             ldx #execfile
 1470             jsr call.bdos
 1480             .me
 1490  ;
 1500  !!!setosfl .md (mask)
 1510             lda #mask
 1520             ora osflags
 1530             sta osflags
 1540             .me
 1550  ;
 1560  !!!bdos    .md (funct)
 1570             ldx #funct
 1580             jsr call.bdos
 1590             .me
 1600  ;
 1610  !!!puts    .md (outstr)
 1620             lda #l,outstr
 1630             ldy #h,outstr
 1640             jsr lib.puts
 1650             .me
 1660  ;
 1670  !!!proc    .md (function)
 1680             lda #l,function
 1690             sta ivmp.addr
 1700             lda #h,function
 1710             sta ivmp.addr+1
 1720             jsr proc.flist
 1730             .me
 1740  ;
 1750  !!!xfrdbl  .md (src dst)
 1760             lda src
 1770             sta dst
 1780             lda src+1
 1790             sta dst+1
 1800             .me
 1810  ;
 1820  !!!stdbl   .md (src dst)
 1830             lda #l,src
 1840             sta dst
 1850             lda #h,src
 1860             sta dst+1
 1870             .me
 1880  ;
 1890  !!!diag    .md (byte)
 1900             php
 1910             pha
 1920             lda byte
 1930             jsr outbyte
 1940             pla
 1950             plp
 1960             .me
 1970  ;
 1980  !!!gethex  .md (byte)
 1990             lda RAE.crt,y
 2000             jsr ascnib
 2010             bcc ...skip
 2020             ldx #$48
 2030             jmp (RAE.error)
 2040  ...skip    asl a
 2050             asl a
 2060             asl a
 2070             asl a
 2080             sta byte
 2090             iny
 2100             lda RAE.crt,y
 2110             jsr ascnib
 2120             bcc ...skip2
 2130             ldx #$49
 2140             jmp (RAE.error)
 2150  ...skip2   and #%00001111
 2160             ora byte
 2170             sta byte
 2180             .me
 2190  ;
 2200  !!!adddbl  .md (first second)
 2210             pha
 2220             clc
 2230             lda first
 2240             adc second
 2250             sta first
 2260             lda first+1
 2270             adc second+1
 2280             sta first+1
 2290             pla
 2300             .me
 2310  ;
 2320  !!!subdbl  .md (first second)
 2330             pha
 2340             sec
 2350             lda first
 2360             sbc second
 2370             sta first
 2380             lda first+1
 2390             sbc second+1
 2400             sta first+1
 2410             pla
 2420             .me
 2430  ;
 2440  !!!cmpdbl  .md (first second temp)
 2450             sec
 2460             lda first
 2470             sbc second
 2480             sta temp
 2490             lda first+1
 2500             sbc second+1
 2510             ora temp
 2520             .me
 2530  ;
 2540  ; .ba $f000
 2550             .ba $7d00
 2560  ; .ba $6000
 2570  patch      stdbl (load.file diski.vec)
 2580             stdbl (save.file disko.vec)
 2590             stdbl (disk.cmnd diskc.vec)
 2600             stdbl (crtin invec+1)
 2610  ; stdbl (crtout outvec+1)
 2620             jmp RAE.warm
 2630  ;
 2640  ; load.file is the entry point for the LOAD command
 2650  ; this version requires 1 parameter, a symbiosys filename
 2660  ; it will load the file if it exists with the ':' attribute
 2670  ; in the current directory
 2680  ; An overflow error (31) will occur if the RAE text area
 2690  ; is overrun.
 2700  ; A '+' preceeding the filename will append the file to the end
 2710  ; of the current file
 2720  ;
 2730  ;
 2740  load.file  cpy #$50             ;if y=50 filename is missing
 2750             bne have.lparm       ;y points to filename params
 2760             ldx #$30
 2770             jmp (RAE.error)      ;error 30=no filename parameters
 2780  ;
 2790  have.lparm ldx #0
 2800             stx *diski.flag      ;re-enable tape input
 2810             stx *zflag
 2820             lda RAE.crt,y
 2830             cmp #'+              ;if first char is +
 2840             bne not.append
 2850             iny
 2860             sta *zflag
 2870  not.append ldx #$ff
 2880  cpyloop    inx
 2890             lda RAE.crt,y
 2900             iny
 2910             sta pattern,x
 2920             cmp #$20
 2930             bne cpyloop
 2940             lda #0
 2950             sta pattern,x
 2960             sta osflags
 2970             setosfl (verifymode)
 2980             proc (fetchload)
 2990             bcs overflow
 3000             jmp uniexit
 3010  overflow   ldx #$31
 3020             jmp (RAE.error)      ;error 31=text area overflow
 3030  ;
 3040  fetchload  pla
 3050             pla
 3060  ;
 3070             lda *zflag
 3080             cmp #'+
 3090             beq fldappend
 3100             jsr falloc
 3110             sta of.RAE
 3120             tax
 3130             lda sectr.buff+file.size
 3140             sta of.bvffer+of.size,x
 3150             lda sectr.buff+file.size+1
 3160             sta of.bvffer+of.size+1,x
 3170  ;
 3180  fldappend  ldx #0
 3190  buffloop3  lda sectr.buff,x
 3200             sta dirnt.buff,x
 3210             inx
 3220             bne buffloop3
 3230             xfrdbl (RAE.txtst dirnt.buff+file.load) ;dirnt.buff+file.load set to
 3240             lda *zflag
 3250             cmp #'+
 3260             bne fload.cont
 3270             xfrdbl (RAE.tpres dirnt.buff+file.load) ;set to end of text for
 3280  fload.cont jsr crlf
 3290             setosfl (showprgrs)
 3300             bdos (readfile)      ;do the read from disk
 3310             jsr crlf
 3320             adddbl (xfer.addr xfer.bytes)    ;add bytes read to dest = end file
 3330             xfrdbl (xfer.addr RAE.tpres) ;set RAE end of text pointer
 3340             lda #$00
 3350             ldy #$02
 3360             sta (RAE.tpres),y    ;set end + 2 bytes to 0 for RAE
 3370  fload.exit cmpdbl (RAE.tpres RAE.txten tmp.byte)
 3380             rts
 3390  ;
 3400  ; save.file is the entry point for the ENTER command
 3410  ; This version requires 1 parameter, a symbiosys filename
 3420  ; it will save the RAE text area to a file in the current
 3430  ; directory with the default rae attribute ':'
 3440  ;
 3450  ; If the parameter is '~' instead of a filename then it
 3460  ; will save the RAE text area into the currently opened file,
 3470  ; which can be seen as the first file returned by the 'lsof'
 3480  ; command (DC lsof) special file handle 0 reserved for RAE
 3490  ;
 3500  save.file  cpy #$50             ;if y=50 filename is missing
 3510             bne have.sparm       ;y points to filename
 3520             ldx #$30
 3530             jmp (RAE.error)      ;error 30=no filename
 3540  ;
 3550  have.sparm ldx #$00
 3560             stx *disko.flag      ;re-enable tape output
 3570             lda RAE.crt,y
 3580             cmp #'~
 3590             bne newfile
 3600  ;
 3610             lda of.RAE
 3620             beq sfexit   ;errnofile
 3630             tax
 3640             lda of.bvffer+of.lba,x
 3650             sta ilba0
 3660             lda #0
 3670             sta ilba8
 3680             lda of.bvffer+of.lba+1,x
 3690             sta ilba16
 3700             lda of.bvffer+of.lba+2,x
 3710             sta ilba24
 3720             stdbl (dirnt.buff dta.ptr)
 3730             bdos (load.sect)
 3740             jmp existingfl
 3750  ;
 3760  sfexit     jmp uniexit  ;existingfl
 3770  newfile    fill ($00 dirnt.buff $ff)
 3780             lda #':
 3790             sta dirnt.buff+file.color
 3800             ldx #$ff
 3810  fnameloop  inx
 3820             lda RAE.crt,y
 3830             iny
 3840             sta dirnt.buff+file.name,x
 3850             cmp #$20
 3860             bne fnameloop
 3870             lda #0
 3880             sta dirnt.buff+file.name,x
 3890  existingfl lda #showprgrs
 3900             sta osflags
 3910             xfrdbl (RAE.txtst dirnt.buff+file.load)
 3920             xfrdbl (RAE.tpres dirnt.buff+file.size)
 3930             subdbl (dirnt.buff+file.size dirnt.buff+file.load)
 3940             bdos (disk.init)
 3950             bdos (writefile)
 3960  ;
 3970             jsr falloc
 3980             sta of.RAE
 3990             tax
 4000             lda dirnt.buff+file.size
 4010             sta of.bvffer+of.size,x
 4020             lda dirnt.buff+file.size+1
 4030             sta of.bvffer+of.size+1,x
 4040  ;
 4050  savefexit  jmp uniexit
 4060  ;
 4070  ;
 4080  ; disk.cmnd is the entry point for the DC command
 4090  ; this version requires a parameter the same as
 4100  ; a regular Symbiosys command line which it will
 4110  ; pass to the kernel for execution.
 4120  ; The DC command with no parameters will exit to
 4130  ; the symbiosys command prompt. Return to RAE with the
 4140  ; rae command.
 4150  ;
 4160  disk.cmnd  cpy #$50
 4170             bne dc.cont
 4180             jmp symbiosys        ;no parms jump to sybiosys prompt
 4190             ldx #$32
 4200             jmp (RAE.error)
 4210  dc.cont    ldx #0
 4220  dc.loop    lda RAE.crt,y
 4230             sta line.bvff,x
 4240             iny
 4250             inx
 4260             cmp #$20
 4270             bne dc.loop
 4280             lda RAE.crt,y
 4290             cmp #$20
 4300             bne dc.loop
 4310             lda #0
 4320             sta line.bvff-1,x
 4330             sta osflags
 4340             puts (line.bvff)
 4350             jsr space
 4360             parsarg (line.bvff)
 4370             lda *zargc
 4380             beq dc.exit
 4390             proccmd (monst.ctab)
 4400             bcs dc.exit  ; command found internally
 4410             exec (zargv[0])
 4420             bne dc.exit  ; command found in filesystem
 4430             jsr istr.prnt
 4440             .by 'command not found' $00
 4450  dc.exit    jmp uniexit
 4460  ;
 4470  uniexit    ldx #$ff
 4480             txs
 4490             jmp RAE.hot
 4500  ;
 4510  crtin      jsr intchr
 4520             sb (del bs)
 4530             rts
 4540  ;
 4550  crtout     sb (bs del)
 4560             jmp tout
 4570  ;
 4580  falloc     ldx #1       ;of.bvffer
 4590             ldy #0
 4600  cplba.loop lda ilba8,y
 4610             sta of.bvffer,x
 4620             inx
 4630             iny
 4640             cpy #3
 4650             bne cplba.loop
 4660             lda #0
 4670             sta of.bvffer,x
 4680             inx
 4690             sta of.bvffer,x
 4700             inx
 4710             sta of.bvffer,x
 4720             inx
 4730             sta of.bvffer,x
 4740             inx
 4750             lda #1
 4760             sta of.bvffer,x
 4770             inx
 4780  ; lda #1 ;of.bvffer
 4790  ; stx of.bvffer
 4800             rts
 4810  ;
 4820  tmp.byte   .by $00
 4830  ;
 4840             .en



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PostPosted: Thu Jun 28, 2012 12:03 pm 
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I have made the source code for Symbiosys avaliable now on the repository. There is also the latest release version of the Symbiosys kernel binary which should be suitable for the interface hardware as described earlier in this forum.

http://b5.net/sym1/kern.source.Symbiosys-V

The files are in RAE format and are available raw or in paper tape format suitable for upload to the Sym.

I'll definitely prepare some instructions, I just put the text versions of the source files there now so everyman can inspect the coding. You might even work out how basic AND wasteful of space the symbiosys file system (sfs1) is. I'll write in a better file system under it sometime in the future.

anyone interested in running it or porting it to another system, porting would be fun, should post.


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and GPL? Lovely! Thanks.


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Yes GPL, got to maximise the chances that people might use it, spread out the user base. get development happening outside of House Harris as well who knows.


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I might as well post this to help anyone out who may need it...

The original sources are written in the RAE syntax, which HouseHarris has of course done on an actual SYM-1. Anyone who wants to develop on the Symbiosys code might like to use the following quick&dirty Python script to convert the binary RAE source saves into almost-ca65 format (it doesn't do a complete conversion, but what's left can be quickly edited into shape).

http://kildall.apana.org.au/~cjb/SYM/rae_to_ca65.py


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That's very handy, I was wondering about how such a thing would be done for porting purposes.


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Just thought I might let people know I still live, having moved house to a new House Harris. Must get the SYM development system out of storage and see if it still works.


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