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Subject: Re: FDOS & TEA
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craig@sbc-85.com wrote:
> Thanks Denver, that cleared up a lot of things.
>
> for some reason I was stuck on the idea that TEA and your ASM1 were both resident in eprom and not transient being loaded from the MBM.
>
> I will be back for sure
After working on something for a while It gets very easy to forget that 
not everyone knows as much.  I guess I never did explain clearly that it 
was only FDOS & Co. in EPROM.  The editor and assembler could be made 
ROMable, but I already had the board set up for 8K parts, and those 
programs are distinct from the FDOS programs, so they seemed to fit 
better in the MBM.

Thanks,

Denver