MAGIC file format

Hello, All There was a need to find out the exact format of the MAGIC file for 48K and 128K. However, I couldn’t find it right away. Can you help? P.S. So far I only have the following information from Yu. Pomortsev’s book “TR-DOS for professionals and amateurs", but it is not enough: ┌─- code ─── RECORDING FOR HELP "M A G I C K E Y" Using the MAGIC button, almost any program can be written to a floppy disk at any time, and then run from the same place. It doesn't matter how it was originally loaded - from magnetic tape or disk drive. Everything is written to the disk RAM, as well as the contents of processor registers. It is natural that Disk space is not consumed in the most economical way. at once, although for many toys with complex loaders or code blocks longer than 41 KB, using MAGIC is quite op- right (especially since there are programs for bringing MAGIC files to normal form). The MAGIC procedure is based on a non-maskable interrupt, which basically the ROM is not used due to a bug. In control- re BETA pressing the MAGIC button switches the ROM to DOS and produces There is a non-maskable interrupt pulse. Having received the NMI signal, the process rubbish immediately postpones all other tasks and puts it on the stack address of the next command (to return) and jumps to the address#0066, and then to the processing subroutine (see ROM addresses). To save the value of registers (AF, BC, DE, HL, IX, IY, Sun

Hello spensor No! I don't need deep information, I just need to know what byte is in the file what he is responsible for. That's all! That is, sufficient information is needed to to create a standard MAGIC file from scratch using YOUR OWN means. Doesn't anyone really have it? At one time I had this information, but where did I get it from? I took it and I can’t remember.