Aha ok then. Thanks for the clues. On Jun 1, 2016 10:03 PM, "John R. Hogerhuis" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Xon/xoff flow control doesn't work with the model t and Linux unless you > turn the baud rate down really low. That's why in HTERM I implemented > hardware flow control. > > Teeny/DL is packet based and it doesn't use flow control. and in fact > doesn't need it because it's completely client driven. There's no way for > the remote to overrun its 64 > byte queue since every incoming packet (max 128 bytes) is in response to > a client request. > > -- John. > > On Wednesday, June 1, 2016, Brian White <[email protected]> wrote: > >> How can I load-and-run-without-save-first? >> >> Use TpddTool to copy it to a floppy, >> Install and patch floppy as per the text file, and then some syntax to >> the run command directly from the pdd2 from within basic? >> >> Or is there a cassette version? >> >> Or really I guess the question is, why the heck does my serial cable and >> null modem work perfectly reliably for teeny and dlplus, yet not when I try >> to use "cu" on linux to feed a file to a run/load com:... command on the >> m100? Is there a reference of known working settings to set in cu to match >> up with a particular setting on the m100? I'm no stranger to rs232 so I >> would normally not be one to have to ask such a question, and in telcom I >> can type into one keyboard and it appears on the other screen fine, and I'm >> using xon/xoff enabled on both ends, (assuming "man cu" isn't lying) same >> speed, parity, stop, all the same as teeny & dlplus. >> >> Yet the run or load command in basic is acting sort of like no flow >> control or mismatched speed or maybe bad interaction with escape char (~ >> not literally esc) or xoff char or ??? I don't know? >> >> When I do "~> PGMENU.BA" in cu, it says 1 2 3 4 5 file sent, but nothing >> happens on the m100 sitting there at a run"com:98n1e command (or 98n1enn, >> or 88n1e, or even 38n1e with the matching speed changes on linux) >> >> I can try minicom or even a windows or mac app if there is some other >> recipe you use which you know works. >> >> Thanks much >> >
