First Iyonix version of Patch, imported from Steve Revill.

Version 0.01. Tagged as 'Patch-0_01'

!MkClean,fd7

@@ -14,3 +14,4 @@
 |
 Dir <Obey$Dir>
 amu_machine clean
+stripdepnd Makefile

Makefile

@@ -22,21 +22,21 @@ COMPONENT  = Patch
 APP        = !${COMPONENT}
 RDIR       = Resources
 LDIR       = ${RDIR}.${LOCALE}
-INSTDIR    = ${INSTDIR}.${APP}
+INSTAPP    = ${INSTDIR}.${APP}
 
 # Generic options:
 #
-AS      = aasm
+AS      = objasm
 CC      = cc
 CP      = copy
 LD      = link
-MKDIR   = cdir
+MKDIR   = do mkdir -p
 RM      = remove
 SQUEEZE = squeeze
 SQUISH  = squish
 WIPE    = -wipe
 
-AFLAGS  = -depend !Depend -stamp -closeexec -quit -module
+AFLAGS  = -depend !Depend ${THROWBACK} -stamp -quit
 CFLAGS  = -c -depend !Depend -IC:
 CPFLAGS = ~cfr~v
 SQFLAGS = -nolist
@@ -62,8 +62,6 @@ FILES   =\
  Modules.UnSqueeze\
  $(LDIR).Messages\
  $(LDIR).ReadMe\
- Patches.PocketFS.PocketFS\
- Patches.Advance.Advance\
  $(LDIR).Templates\
  $(RDIR).Transforms
 
@@ -80,9 +78,9 @@ all: $(FILES)
 	@echo $(COMPONENT): all build complete
 
 install: $(FILES)
-	 $(MKDIR) $(INSTDIR); Access $(INSTDIR) /r
-	 Set Alias$CPFD $(CP) %0.%1 $(INSTDIR).%1 $(CPFLAGS)
-	 Set Alias$CPFDL CPFD %*0|MAccess $(INSTDIR).%1 LR/r
+	 $(MKDIR) $(INSTAPP); Access $(INSTAPP) /r
+	 Set Alias$CPFD $(CP) %0.%1 $(INSTAPP).%1 $(CPFLAGS)
+	 Set Alias$CPFDL CPFD %*0|MAccess $(INSTAPP).%1 LR/r
 	 |
 	 CPFDL $(RDIR) !Boot
 	 CPFDL $(LDIR) !Help
@@ -91,18 +89,13 @@ install: $(FILES)
 	 CPFDL $(RDIR) !Sprites
 	 CPFDL $(RDIR) !Sprites22
 	 CPFDL $(RDIR) BootStrap
-	 $(MKDIR) $(INSTDIR).Library; Access $(INSTDIR).Library /r
+	 $(MKDIR) $(INSTAPP).Library; Access $(INSTAPP).Library /r
 	 CPFDL @ Library.squeeze
-	 $(MKDIR) $(INSTDIR).Modules; Access $(INSTDIR).Modules /r
+	 $(MKDIR) $(INSTAPP).Modules; Access $(INSTAPP).Modules /r
 	 CPFDL @ Modules.UnSqueeze
 	 CPFDL $(LDIR) Messages
 	 |
-	 $(MKDIR) $(INSTDIR).Patches; Access $(INSTDIR).Patches /r
-	 |
-	 $(MKDIR) $(INSTDIR).Patches.PocketFS; Access $(INSTDIR).Patches.PocketFS /r
-	 CPFDL @ Patches.PocketFS.PocketFS
-	 $(MKDIR) $(INSTDIR).Patches.Advance; Access $(INSTDIR).Patches.Advance /r
-	 CPFDL @ Patches.Advance.Advance
+	 $(MKDIR) $(INSTAPP).Patches; Access $(INSTAPP).Patches /r
 	 |
 	 CPFDL $(LDIR) ReadMe
 	 CPFDL $(LDIR) Templates
@@ -127,7 +120,8 @@ s.TokHelpSrc: s.HelpSrc Hdr:Tokens
 	Tokenise Hdr:Tokens s.HelpSrc s.TokHelpSrc
 
 Modules.UnSqueeze: s.UnSqueeze s.TokHelpSrc
-	$(AS) $(AFLAGS) -from s.UnSqueeze -to $@
+	$(AS) $(AFLAGS) -o o.UnSqueeze s.UnSqueeze
+	$(LD) -rmf -o $@ o.UnSqueeze
 
 $(RDIR).!RunImage: $(OBJS) $(CLIB) $(RLIB)
 	$(LD) -o $@ $(OBJS) $(CLIB) $(RLIB)

OPatches/4Mation/Jiglet,fc3

-
-# Patch to allow Jiglet to work on RISC OS 3.10.
-
-Application:!Jiglet &2000
-Description:4Mation Educational Resources: Jiglet
-Patch:Allows Jiglet to run on RISC OS 3.
-ReplaceFile:!Jiglet.!run 
-OldContents:Patch:Patches.4Mation.JigletOld &FEB
-NewContents:Patch:Patches.4Mation.JigletNew &FEB
-
-CreateFile:!Jiglet.Patched
-NewContents:Patch:Patches.4Mation.Patched &FFF
-
-
-# Same thing but !jiglet as lower case.
-
-Application:!jiglet &2000
-Description:4Mation Educational Resources: Jiglet
-Patch:Allows Jiglet to run on RISC OS 3.
-ReplaceFile:!jiglet.!run 
-OldContents:Patch:Patches.4Mation.JigletOld &FEB
-NewContents:Patch:Patches.4Mation.JigletNew &FEB
-
-CreateFile:!jiglet.Patched
-NewContents:Patch:Patches.4Mation.Patched &FFF

OPatches/4Mation/JigletNew,feb

-| Copyright 1996 Acorn Computers Ltd
-|
-| Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
-| you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
-| You may obtain a copy of the License at
-|
-|     http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
-|
-| Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
-| distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
-| WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
-| See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
-| limitations under the License.
-|
-| > !run file for JIGLET
-
-wimpslot -min 632K -max 632k
-set Jiglet$Dir <Obey$Dir>
-rmensure ColourTrans 0.52 rmload <Jiglet$Dir>.colours
-iconsprites <Jiglet$Dir>.!sprites
-run <Jiglet$Dir>.Jiglet %*0

OPatches/4Mation/JigletOld,feb

-| Copyright 1996 Acorn Computers Ltd
-|
-| Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
-| you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
-| You may obtain a copy of the License at
-|
-|     http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
-|
-| Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
-| distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
-| WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
-| See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
-| limitations under the License.
-|
-| > !run file for JIGLET
-
-wimpslot -min 632K -max 632k
-set Jiglet$Dir <Obey$Dir>
-rmload <Jiglet$Dir>.colours
-iconsprites <Jiglet$Dir>.!sprites
-run <Jiglet$Dir>.Jiglet %*0

OPatches/4Mation/Jigsaw,fc3

-
-# Patch to allow Jigsaw to work on RISC OS 3.10.
-
-Application:!Jigsaw &2000
-Description:4Mation Educational Resources: Jigsaw
-Patch:Allows Jigsaw to run on RISC OS 3.
-ReplaceFile:!Jigsaw.!run 
-OldContents:Patch:Patches.4Mation.JigsawOld &FEB
-NewContents:Patch:Patches.4Mation.JigsawNew &FEB
-
-CreateFile:!Jigsaw.Patched
-NewContents:Patch:Patches.4Mation.Patched &FFF
-
-
-# Same thing but !jigsaw as lower case.
-
-Application:!jigsaw &2000
-Description:4Mation Educational Resources: Jigsaw
-Patch:Allows Jigsaw to run on RISC OS 3.
-ReplaceFile:!jigsaw.!run 
-OldContents:Patch:Patches.4Mation.JigsawOld &FEB
-NewContents:Patch:Patches.4Mation.JigsawNew &FEB
-
-CreateFile:!jigsaw.Patched
-NewContents:Patch:Patches.4Mation.Patched &FFF

OPatches/4Mation/JigsawNew,feb

-| Copyright 1996 Acorn Computers Ltd
-|
-| Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
-| you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
-| You may obtain a copy of the License at
-|
-|     http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
-|
-| Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
-| distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
-| WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
-| See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
-| limitations under the License.
-|
-| > !run file for JIGSAW
-
-wimpslot -min 640K -max 640k
-set Jigsaw$Dir <Obey$Dir>
-rmensure ColourTrans 0.52 rmload <Jigsaw$Dir>.colours
-iconsprites <Jigsaw$Dir>.!sprites
-run <Jigsaw$Dir>.Jigsaw %*0

OPatches/4Mation/JigsawOld,feb

-| Copyright 1996 Acorn Computers Ltd
-|
-| Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
-| you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
-| You may obtain a copy of the License at
-|
-|     http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
-|
-| Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
-| distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
-| WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
-| See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
-| limitations under the License.
-|
-| > !run file for JIGSAW
-
-wimpslot -min 640K -max 640k
-set Jigsaw$Dir <Obey$Dir>
-rmload <Jigsaw$Dir>.colours
-iconsprites <Jigsaw$Dir>.!sprites
-run <Jigsaw$Dir>.Jigsaw

OPatches/4Mation/Patched

-If this file is present, then this application has
-been patched to work on RISC OS 3.

OPatches/Acorn/DDT,fc3

-
-# Patch to allow Acorn DDT to run on RISC OS 3.50.
-
-Application:!DDT &2000
-Description:Acorn Desktop Debugging Tool
-Patch:Allows Acorn DDT to run on RISC OS 3.50
-
-File:!DDT.!Boot &FEB
-Location:&20
-ChangeWord:&332E3120 &362E3120
-Location:&24
-ChangeWord:&207C0A30 &207C0A32
-Location:&4C
-ChangeWord:&0A303939 &0A343939
-
-File:!DDT.!Run &FEB
-Location:&20
-ChangeWord:&332E3120 &362E3120
-Location:&24
-ChangeWord:&207C0A30 &207C0A32
-Location:&4C
-ChangeWord:&0A303939 &0A343939
-Location:&31C
-ChangeWord:&0A30332E &0A32362E
-
-File:!DDT.Templates &FEC
-Location:&20
-ChangeWord:&6566660D &00000B0D
-Location:&24
-ChangeWord:&7A697372 &00000B78
-Location:&38
-ChangeWord:&670D676F &000D676F
-Location:&3C
-ChangeWord:&A43D2573 &00000CDB
-Location:&60
-ChangeWord:&84000012 &84030012
-Location:&214
-ChangeWord:&2030352E &2032362E
-Location:&218
-ChangeWord:&2D363228 &2D303228
-Location:&21C
-ChangeWord:&2D727041 &2D6E614A
-Location:&220
-ChangeWord:&0D293139 &0D293439

OPatches/Acorn/DTP,fc3

-
-# Patch to allow Acorn DTP to accept RISC OS 3 Draw files.
-
-# The code modified is the default: statement which handles unknown
-# draw file objects.
-
-Application:!DTP &2000
-Description:Acorn DeskTop Publisher
-Patch:Allows Acorn DTP to read RISC OS 3 Draw files
-File:!DTP.!RunImage &FF8
-Transform:Squeeze
-Location:&48364
-ChangeWord:&E3A06004 &EAFFFFF4

OPatches/Acorn/Internet,fc3

-
-# Patch to allow NFS to work in a task window
-
-Application:!Internet &2000
-Description:Acorn TCP/IP Protocol Suite
-Patch:Allows NFS to work in task windows
-File:!Internet.rm.Internet &FFA
-Location:&1F518
-VerifyWord:&E59EE03C
-Location:&1F520
-ChangeWord:&E92D4007 &E92D400F
-ChangeWord:&E3A00007 &E24DD040
-ChangeWord:&E3A01000 &E3A00007
-ChangeWord:&E3A02000 &E24F1028
-ChangeWord:&E3A03000 &E1A0200D
-ChangeWord:&EF020040 &E1A0300D
-ChangeWord:&E92D0006 &EF020040
-ChangeWord:&E24F1038 &E92D000E
-ChangeWord:&E1A02003 &E33FF000
-ChangeWord:&E3A03000 &E3A00000
-ChangeWord:&EF020040 &E3A01001
-ChangeWord:&E31FF0FC &EF020006
-ChangeWord:&F1A00000 &EF020016
-ChangeWord:&E3A00000 &E3A00007
-ChangeWord:&E3A01001 &E8BD000E
-ChangeWord:&EF020006 &EF020040
-ChangeWord:&EF020016 &E28DD040
-ChangeWord:&F1A00000 &E8BD800F
-
-# Note that this second patch uses space freed up by the application of
-# the first patch (the new routine in the first patch is shorter). Hence
-# the careful use of VerifyWord to make sure everything can only be
-# applied/removed in the right order.
-
-Patch:Allows Internet to work with ARM2as and ARM61
-File:!Internet.rm.Internet &FFA
-Location:&1F560
-VerifyWord:&E28DD040
-Location:&1F518
-ChangeWord:&E59EE03C &EA000012
-Location:&1F568
-ChangeWord:&E3A00007 &E59EE03C
-ChangeWord:&E8BD0006 &E1B0F00E
-
-# Fixes a bug in the first patch, which didn't preserve the flags on return
-# which caused a crash when RMKilling the module.
-
-Patch:Fixes RMKill of Internet to not crash
-File:!Internet.rm.Internet &FFA
-Location:&1F564
-ChangeWord:&E8BD800F &E8FD800F
-
-
-# Patch to allow NFS to work in a task window and with ARM2as and ARM61.
-
-Application:Internet &FFA
-Description:Acorn Internet module version 1.03 (AtomWide and Nexus cards)
-Patch:Allows NFS to work in task windows and with ARM2as and ARM61
-File:Internet &FFA
-
-# Change the version number and date string.
-
-Location:&3E
-ChangeString:1.03<32>(26<32>Sep<32>1991) 1.04<32>(25<32>Feb<32>1992)
-
-# First part of the ARM2as patch - puts in a jump to the second half.
-
-Location:&19F6C
-ChangeWord:&E59EE03C &EA000012
-
-# TaksWindow patch - fixes the setting of CallBacks.
-
-Location:&19F74
-ChangeWord:&E92D4007 &E92D400F
-ChangeWord:&E3A00007 &E24DD040
-ChangeWord:&E3A01000 &E3A00007
-ChangeWord:&E3A02000 &E24F1028
-ChangeWord:&E3A03000 &E1A0200D
-ChangeWord:&EF020040 &E1A0300D
-ChangeWord:&E92D0006 &EF020040
-ChangeWord:&E24F1038 &E92D000E
-ChangeWord:&E1A02003 &E33FF000
-ChangeWord:&E3A03000 &E3A00000
-ChangeWord:&EF020040 &E3A01001
-ChangeWord:&E31FF0FC &EF020006
-ChangeWord:&E1A00000 &EF020016
-ChangeWord:&E3A00000 &E3A00007
-ChangeWord:&E3A01001 &E8BD000E
-ChangeWord:&EF020006 &EF020040
-ChangeWord:&EF020016 &E28DD040
-ChangeWord:&E1A00000 &E8BD800F
-
-# Second half of the ARM2as patch uses space freed up by the TaskWindow
-# patch. By this point the register banks have settled on ARM2as so the
-# original code sequence is now OK.
-
-ChangeWord:&E3A00007 &E59EE03C
-ChangeWord:&E8BD0006 &E1B0F00E
-
-# Fixes a bug in the first patch, which didn't preserve the flags on return
-# which caused a crash when RMKilling the module.
-
-Patch:Fixes RMKill of Internet to not crash
-File:Internet &FFA
-Location:&3E
-ChangeString:1.04<32>(25<32>Feb<32>1992) 1.05<32>(02<32>Mar<32>1992)
-Location:&19FB8
-ChangeWord:&E8BD800F &E8FD800F
-
-
-# Patch to prevent NFS overflowing enumerate directories buffers
-
-Application:!NFSFiler &2000
-Description:Acorn TCP/IP Protocol Suite
-Patch:Prevent NFS overflowing enumerate directories buffers
-File:!NFSFiler.rm.NFS &FFA
-Location:&9A68
-ChangeWord:&E2840003 &E2840003
-ChangeWord:&E3500000 &E3C00003
-ChangeWord:&D2800003 &E0404004
-ChangeWord:&E1A00140 &E0466004
-ChangeWord:&E1A04100 &E1A04000
-
-# Change the version number and date string.
-Location:&3C
-ChangeString:1.01<32>(17<32>Aug<32>1990) 1.02<32>(05<32>Mar<32>1992)

OPatches/Acorn/PCEm,fc3

-
-# Patches for the Acorn PC Emulator version 1.60.
-
-# As shipped, the PC Emulator will not use a hard disk file which has
-# a file type of &FC8 and is therefore a DOSFS image, as the object
-# type is 3 (Image) not 1 (File). This patch fixes this problem.
-
-# In all three cases the code being changed is: 
-
-#   059D0008 : LDREQ   R0,[R13,#8]
-#   028DD010 : ADDEQ   R13,R13,#&10                   ; =16
-#   13A00000 : MOVNE   R0,#0
-#   128DD010 : ADDNE   R13,R13,#&10                   ; =16
-
-# to:
-
-#   13500003 : CMPNE   R0,#3
-#   13A00000 : MOVNE   R0,#0
-#   059D0008 : LDREQ   R0,[R13,#8]
-#   095BA800 : LDMDB   R11,{R11,R13,PC}^
-
-Application:!PCEm &2000
-Description:Acorn PC Emulator
-Patch:Allows !PCEm 1.60 to access DOSDisc hard disk images
-File:!PCEm.!RunImage &FF8
-Transform:Squeeze
-Location:&1B2D0
-ChangeWord:&059D0008 &13500003
-ChangeWord:&028DD010 &13A00000
-ChangeWord:&13A00000 &059D0008
-ChangeWord:&128DD010 &E95BA800
-
-
-Application:!PCEmS &2000
-Description:Acorn PC Emulator (small version)
-Patch:Allows !PCEmS 1.60 to access DOSDisc hard disk images
-File:!PCEmS.!RunImage &FF8
-Transform:Squeeze
-Location:&1D25C
-ChangeWord:&059D0008 &13500003
-ChangeWord:&028DD010 &13A00000
-ChangeWord:&13A00000 &059D0008
-ChangeWord:&128DD010 &E95BA800
-
-File:!PCEmS.!configdb &FF8
-Transform:Squeeze
-Location:&2CA4
-ChangeWord:&059D0008 &13500003
-ChangeWord:&028DD010 &13A00000
-ChangeWord:&13A00000 &059D0008
-ChangeWord:&128DD010 &E95BA800

OPatches/Acorn/RISCiX110,fc3

-
-# Patch to allow RISC iX 1.1 to boot on RISC OS 3.
-
-# The existing code in the boot modules does an OS_Byte 129 to read
-# the operating system version number, and refuses to boot if it is not
-# one of the versions it knows about. The code concerned is approximately:
-
-#   switch (os_version)
-#   {
-#   case &A0:                           /* Arthur 1.20 */
-#   case &A1:                           /* RISC OS 2.00 */
-#       break;
-#
-#   default:
-#       panic("Unknown machine hardware");
-#   }
-
-# Since RISC OS 3.00 returns &A3 for the os_version, RISC iX fails to
-# boot. (&A2 is returned by RISC OS 2.01, which was only fitted to the
-# A540/R260/R225 and anyway the R260 and R225 ship with RISC iX 1.2.)
-
-# This patch modifies the default: statement to allow RISC iX 1.1 to boot
-# with any RISC OS version number.
-
-# The machine code changed is:
-
-#       ADRNE   r0, "Unknown machine hardware"
-#       BLNE    panic
-
-# to:
-
-#       BNE     continue_booting
-#       BLNE    panic
-
-
-Application:RISCiXFS &FFA
-Description:!RISCiX boot application
-Patch:Allows RISC iX 1.10 to boot on RISC OS 3
-File:RISCiXFS &FFA
-Location:&C398
-ChangeWord:&128F0F09 &1A000010
-VerifyWord:&1B0010C9
-
-Application:SecureBoot &FFA
-Description:RISC iX secure boot module
-Patch:Allows RISC iX 1.10 to secure boot on RISC OS 3
-File:SecureBoot &FFA
-Location:&B644
-ChangeWord:&128F0F09 &1A000010
-VerifyWord:&1B0010C9
-
-
-# There may be some other versions of these modules (eg. 1.13 and 1.15?).
-# These versions (if they exist) may need different patches. The chances
-# are that the code will be the same, but in a different location.

OPatches/Acorn/RISCiX120,fc3

-
-# Patch to allow RISC iX 1.2 to boot on RISC OS 3.
-
-# The existing code in the boot modules does an OS_Byte 129 to read
-# the operating system version number, and uses the result to determine
-# whether it is on an A540/R260/R225, or a "standard" (A400/R140 etc.)
-# machine. This is a totally bogus thing to do, as RISC OS 2.01 will run
-# quite happily on a "standard" machine. The code concerned is
-# approximately:
-
-#   switch (os_version)
-#   {
-#   case &A0:                           /* Arthur 1.20 */
-#   case &A1:                           /* RISC OS 2.00 */
-#       hardware = STANDARD;
-#       break;
-#
-#   case &A2:                           /* RISC OS 2.01 */
-#       hardware = A540;
-#       break;
-#
-#   default:
-#       panic("Unknown machine hardware");
-#   }
-
-# Since RISC OS 3.00 returns &A3 for the os_version, RISC iX fails to
-# boot. The actual machine type derived has very little effect anyway,
-# even though it is passed to the RISC iX kernel and used. The only effect
-# of any consequence is that if it thinks it is on an A540, RISC iX will
-# not look for an on board ST506 controller, and device numbers of any
-# ST506 podules will be lower as a result. (If there are no podules, then
-# the ST506 driver code will be thrown away and the memory it was occupying
-# scavenged for other things.) If you tell RISC iX it is on a "standard"
-# machine when in fact it is on an A540, it will try to access the on board
-# ST506 controller, fail (because there isn't one), report an error and
-# continue, with the ST506 podule device numbers being greater than they
-# would previously have been. (Even if there are no ST506 podules, the
-# memory used by the code will not be scavenged as RISC iX thinks it has a
-# controller even though it failed.) All in all, not much of a difference.
-
-# The only other hardware differences between the A540 and "standard"
-# machines are the selectable VIDC clocks on the A540 (24 MHz, 25.175 MHz
-# and 36 MHz), the extra memory (8, 12 or 16 MB), the ARM3, and the ability
-# to disable the reset key on the A540. The VIDC clocks are not a problem
-# as RISC iX assumes it has got them, and switches to a 200 Hz frame rate
-# special screen mode. It then switches to 36 MHz clock, and if the frame
-# rate changes to 300 Hz then it has got switchable VIDC clocks. If the
-# frame rate does not change, then it has not got switchable clocks.
-# Similarly the memory size is not a problem as the boot module finds out
-# directly from the hardware how many memory pages there are in the system,
-# and passes that number to the RISC iX kernel when it is started. The ARM3
-# is not a problem as the RISC iX kernel tests for the presence of an ARM3
-# directly itself. Finally, the reset key disable hardware is not a problem
-# as RISC iX does not use it (and neither does anything else).
-
-# So, all in all it really doesn't make much difference. The safest option
-# is to tell the RISC iX kernel that it is on a "standard" machine, then
-# everything will work. If you know for a fact that you are on an A540,
-# then that is the better option as you won't get the warning about a
-# faulty on board ST506 controller, and the memory for the ST506 driver
-# code will be scavenged (unless of course you have an ST506 podule
-# in your A540). Plus it is generally a Good Thing (TM) for the hardware
-# you think you are running on to conincide with what you are actually
-# running on.
-
-# Two patches are available. They both modify the code in the default:
-# statement, thus RISC iX will boot with any RISC OS version number.
-# One patch changes the code to tell the RISC iX kernel that it
-# is running on a "standard" machine. You should use this patch if you
-# are using a "standard" machine or if you are using the same files
-# on a mixture of machines over a network. The other patch changes the code
-# to tell the RISC iX kernel that it is running on an A540. You should use
-# this patch if you are using an A540, or if you are using a "standard"
-# machine and you do not access the on board ST506 controller from
-# RISC iX.
-
-# In all cases, the machine code changed is:
-
-#       ADRNE   r0, "Unknown machine hardware"
-#       BLNE    panic
-
-# to:
-
-#       BNE     code_for_appropriate_hardware
-#       BLNE    panic
-
-
-Application:SecureBoot &FFA
-Description:RISC iX secure boot module
-Patch:Let RISC iX 1.20 secure boot on RISC OS 3 (A540/R260 version)
-File:SecureBoot &FFA
-Location:&B404
-ChangeWord:&128F0F08 &1A000011
-VerifyWord:&1B000F00
-Patch:Let RISC iX 1.20 secure boot on RISC OS 3 (R140/A400 version)
-File:SecureBoot &FFA
-Location:&B404
-ChangeWord:&128F0F08 &1A00000F
-VerifyWord:&1B000F00
-
-Application:RISCiXFS &FFA
-Description:!RISCiX boot application
-Patch:Let RISC iX 1.20 boot on RISC OS 3 (A540/R260 version)
-File:RISCiXFS &FFA
-Location:&C168
-ChangeWord:&128F0F08 &1A000011
-VerifyWord:&1B000F00
-Patch:Let RISC iX 1.20 boot on RISC OS 3 (R140/A400 version)
-File:RISCiXFS &FFA
-Location:&C168
-ChangeWord:&128F0F08 &1A00000F
-VerifyWord:&1B000F00
-
-# Version 1.21 of RISCiXFS has the code in a different place.
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-Application:RISCiXFS &FFA
-Description:!RISCiX boot application
-Patch:Let RISC iX 1.21 boot on RISC OS 3 (A540/R260 version)
-File:RISCiXFS &FFA
-Location:&C378
-ChangeWord:&128F0F08 &1A000011
-VerifyWord:&1B000F00
-Patch:Let RISC iX 1.21 boot on RISC OS 3 (R140/A400 version)
-File:RISCiXFS &FFA
-Location:&C378
-ChangeWord:&128F0F08 &1A00000F
-VerifyWord:&1B000F00
-
-# Version 1.22 of SecureBoot has the code in a different place.
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-Application:SecureBoot &FFA
-Description:RISC iX secure boot module
-Patch:Let RISC iX 1.22 secure boot on RISC OS 3 (A540/R260 version)
-File:SecureBoot &FFA
-Location:&B614
-ChangeWord:&128F0F08 &1A000011
-VerifyWord:&1B000F00
-Patch:Let RISC iX 1.22 secure boot on RISC OS 3 (R140/A400 version)
-File:SecureBoot &FFA
-Location:&B614
-ChangeWord:&128F0F08 &1A00000F
-VerifyWord:&1B000F00
-
-# Patch for the pboot file for discless booting an R225. This file should be