No, all machines have that (INT 18h). However, all machines but IBM
print a message -- historically "NO ROM BASIC" more recently "BOOT
FAILED".
> Actually, that is still a useful feature: you can plug in your own ROM
> and have the machine boot that ROM, having no disk, ethernet etc etc.
That is what's called an option ROM, though; it has nothing to do with
ROM BASIC.
-hpa
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