* WBOOT re-reads the CCP and BDOS from the system tracks and re-initialises the jumpblocks. It doesn't re-initialise ENTER FIRMWARE.
WBOOT is triggered when a transient CP/M program is quit. (e.g. run CLOAD and then press ESC to return back to CP/M).
Therefore it's problematic if patching the BIOS jumpblockpatched.
* BOOT effectively performs a |CPM command from the beginning, re-loads the boot sector, re-loads the configuration sector and then re-runs WBOOT. This is also problematic to patch.