This script creates a 4k rad driveecho >T:TM "/****/"
echo >>T:TM "T-0:"
echo >>T:TM "Device = ramdrive.device"
echo >>T:TM "Unit = 8"
echo >>T:TM "Flags = 0"
echo >>T:TM "Surfaces = 1"
echo >>T:TM "SectorsPerTrack = 7"
echo >>T:TM "Sectorsize = 512"
echo >>T:TM "Reserved = 2"
echo >>T:TM "Interleave = 0"
echo >>T:TM "Buffers = 0"
echo >>T:TM "Bufmemtype = 2"
echo >>T:TM "BootPri = 20"
echo >>T:TM "LowCyl = 0"
echo >>T:TM "HighCyl = 0"
echo >>T:TM "Activate = 1"
mount T-0: from T:TM
relabel T-0: T0Boot
makedir T-0:s/
set T T-0:s/startup-sequence
echo >$T `Which Assign NORES` C: `Which C:`
echo >>$T SetPatch QUIET
echo >>$T Cd `Cd`
echo >>$T Assign T0: `Cd`
echo >>$T T-zer0
echo >>$T RemRad T-0: FORCE
echo >>$T Reboot
reboot
place this in your T-zer0 directory,
add a project icon to this and set it's default tool to 'iconx'.
Using a rad drive has the bonus of no dangerous disk writes pending a reset.
Note: You may need to add the following line before the running of the game if it complains about missing libraries.
(don't have T-zer0 so i can't test to see if this is needed)
echo >>$T Assign Libs: `Which Libs:`