BUSY/CMD
              Original version by Robert Eden
               Revisions by Richard VanHouten

Busy/cmd is a BBS utility that sends a message to callers if
the sysop is using the system locally.  It is a self-relocating
program that protects itself at the top of memory.  It should
work with any disk-based Model III with 300/1200 baud selected
by a cable with the HS signal brought in on RI (pins 12 and 22
swapped).  It should also work with Model Is which have the
RS232 ports addressed in the same spot as the Model III (ports
E8-EB).

Program invocation:
BUSY [(N)|message]
where (N) disables BUSY and reclaims memory if possible
  and message is any string that will fit on the command line
   and will replace the default message of:
      'System busy.  Call back in ten minutes.'

If the interrupt vector has been changed since BUSY was invoked,
you will have to reboot to disable BUSY.  If the high memory
pointer has been changed since BUSY was invoked, you will be
able to disable BUSY, but not to reclaim memory.

Any questions, call me at my board:
The West End BBS
(914)858-8722
300/1200 baud
24 hrs.
Supporting TBBS 1.3 for TRS80s
 
Name         Length   Sto  SF  Size now Date      Time   CRC
============ ======== === ==== ======== ========= ====== ====
BUSY.ASM         5809 Sqz  28%     4231 11 Feb 89 11:51a 9d4d
BUSY.CMD          693 Pkd  26%      513 11 Feb 89 12:31p e1b5
BUSY.DOC         1178 Sqz  18%      976 11 Feb 89 12:36p 1edd
        ==== ========     ==== ========
Total      3     7680      26%     5720  
 
Downloaded from 8/N/1 #1 (Guy Omer - SYSOP) at 904/377-1200