#: 39855      Sec. 4 - Tech Notes & Util.
Sb: #COLD START RECOVERY
    03-Jul-84  19:55:58
Fm: Sysop larry gensch   72236,3516
To: BOB SAUNDERS 71656,352 (X)

Bob...
        Recovering takes a wee bit of
knowledge.  The way <<I>> usually do
it is to connect the newly Cold
Started M100 to another computer (any
one with a Model 100 compatible
RS-232), and then execute this short
one liner:

OPEN "COM:37I1E" FOR OUTPUT AS 1: FOR
X = 32768 TO MAXRAM: PRINT #1, CHR$
(PEEK (X));: NEXT: END

(Actually, the COM setting could be
anything, whatever you normally use
with a direct-hook up).  On the
receiving computer, you should get a
bit of garbage, followed by some
intelligible data. Since you know the
addresses where the files were, you
can substitute FOR X = 54262 TO 56410 
for the 32768 to MAXRAM in the above
line.  When enough has been
transmitted, set up the receiving
computer to transfer the data back to
the Model 100, capturing the data to a
file called "RECOV.DO".  Then, edit
the file and PASTE the contents of the
NOTE file into a new file called
NOTE.DO, and likewise for ADRS.DO.

        This may not be the easiest
for everybody, but it is simple for
me.  You may be able to figure an
alternative using a cassette, DVI, or
anything else (how about CompuServe?).

 =====>
 larry
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