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=== BASIC program to load the PCW driver from a DOM or CF card ===If you choose to buy one of my DOMs, I can will load it with the xdriver FID file and the uIDE image I describe below. You can also download and copy the uIDE hard disk image onto your own IDE device as this has the driver file preloaded (see below for instructions).

Enter To get the PCW xdriver from the image, enter the following program into BASIC and run it. It will retrieve the driver from the IDE device and write it to the currently logged-in disk. The driver file is written to the first three sectors on the IDE device, so that even if you format it, you can still use the BASIC program to restore the FID (because track 0 is reserved by the driver for future use).

* Plug the DOM or CF card into the uIDE's IDE socket. If using your own, copy the PCW uIDE image onto it first.* Power up the PCW. If the uIDE power and activity lights both come on, you have the cable or DOM back to front. Power down and check.* Now , then power-onagain.* Load Mallard BASIC and enter the program. It's easier if you type AUTO 10 first. Take care with the entering of variable names, most of them have a % at the end (integer).

* Copy get-xdrv.bas onto your boot disk and run it from the boot diskthere. From CP/M: BASIC get-xdrv

* CongratulationsTry a entering DIR C:. if it shows a list of files, your new IDE device uIDE is working!Otherwise, there's something wrong and you will need to check your assembly. If I assembled it, contact me immediately.