Little RAM Disk Bug

Does that mean a Bug in the Little RAM Disk, or a Little Bug in the RAM Disk?  Actually, both.  Several of you have called or written to point out a problem in Bob's program last month.

The TAY instruction at line 1280 (on page 8) should be a TYA.  It does seem pointless to force Y to zero and then immediately clobber it with whatever the processor read out of $C083.  This code worked when Bob tested it on his //e, because that computer does return a zero when you read $C083.  My ][+, on the other hand, returns a byte of video data, usually $A0, and that really makes a mess out of the VTOC and Catalog sectors.

There's one other glitch in that article as well.  In the fifth paragraph on page 5 there is a reference to line number "189~".  I bet you can guess that's really supposed to be "1890".

So, thanks to all of you who caught us on this one!  It's nice to know you're keeping an eye on us.
