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   PID: C-NET AMIGA 5.25D   
   On Fri 12-Feb-2021  7:27a, Pzembrod@gmail.com@3:770/3.0 wrote:   
   P> I figure that someone here probably knows why CBM's basic RAM always   
   P> started at $xx01 addresses, like $0801, $0401, $1001, $1c01 instead of   
   P> $0800, $0400, $1000, $1c00?   
      
   P> What is sitting in that one byte, or what role is it playing?   
      
   I am not sure about the other systems, but on the C64 the Byte at $800   
   indicates your intention to use the following bank for Basic.  If you store   
   anything other that 0 in that Byte, then Basic programs will not run.   
      
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