@database "BKick" @Node Main BKick @{b} BKick 1.0 (26-May-96) Written by Adam Ciarcinski Copyright ©1996 Imagic Software@{ub} @{u}Contact via InterNet@{uu} E-Mail: ciarcins@beta.ii.tuniv.szczecin.pl adam@felix.univ.szczecin.pl @{" Copyright " Link Copyright} @{" Requirements " Link Require} @{" Usage " Link Usage} @{" History " Link History} Also available on AmiNet: @{b}DeepX@{ub} XPK based disk expander; processes-oriented; may use only specified files/patterns; works as a Commodity @{b}PackX@{ub} XPK packer with many features and a nice Progress Window @EndNode @Node Copyright BKick is FREEWARE. You must spread it for FREE. You are allowed to duplicate BKick as long as you don't take anything (e.g. money, gold) for the copy. If you want to put BKick on a coverdisk, PD archive, CD-ROM etc. (except AmiNet), first contact the author. The author is not responsible for any damage or data lost caused by BKick. Do not hesitate to send comments, suggestions or bug reports to the author. @EndNode @Node Require "What do you need" BKick needs: Blizzard Turbo Board 1230-IV (maybe BKick will work with another boards from @{"phase 5" Link phase5}) with enabled MapROM @EndNode @Node phase5 phase 5 digital products In der Au 27 D-61440 Oberursel, Germay @EndNode @Node Usage Template: BKick KICK,ROM/S BKick let you load a kickstart file into Blizzard Turbo Board's MapROM memory. That means that you can easily change a kickstart. Use @{b}BKick @{ub} to load a given kickstart to a memory. Kickstart file may be either 256KB or 512KB. BKick can load kickstart stored in @{b}DEVS:Kickstarts@{ub} directory, and you don't need to type the full path. If you want to change the kickstart back to that you have in ROM, use @{b}BKick ROM@{ub} on systems V36 and above, or just @{b}BKick@{ub} on pre-V36 systems. BKick can't load a kickstart from file on pre-V36 systems. @EndNode @Node History @{b}Version Date What was changed@{ub} 1.0 26-May-96 first release @EndNode