NADSbox is no longer available, yeah? That's why I moved to a raspi solution.
On Thu, Oct 13, 2016 at 10:09 PM Phil Wheeler <[email protected]> wrote: > And then there is the NADSBox approach: > http://club100.org/nadsboxoverview.html > > > Phil > > On 10/13/16 6:41 PM, Ken Pettit wrote: > > Hi Eddie, > > You might be better off starting with the fully disassembled version of > TS-DOS and then changing out the TPDD protocol sections with new code to > send out the commands required by the serial USB dongle. > > Also, you could probably use VirtualT with serial port host emulation to > connect the emulated M100 COM port to a physical Host serial port and talk > directly with the dongle. > > Ken > > On 10/13/16 9:49 AM, eddie edwards wrote: > > Awhile ago there was a discussion about how a m100 could save and recall > files from a usb stick. The discussion stopped when the issue of changing > file directories came up. Perhaps there is an answer. An old program on ROM > called Disk + used the M100 serial port to transfer files to a host > computer. The host would run a program on floppy that was equivalent to > interserver/interlink of the old days and just sit there waiting for > commands. No further user interaction required. > > > The major thing about Disk + is that it allows for changing file folders. > This means that a huge library of programs could be organized. Now, there > are also products available that a usb memory stick can connect to that > allow for a serial connection to transfer files back and forth (however, > the usb stick would have to be formatted on a more modern computer before > use). These devices take in simple commands for creating, updating, and > deleting files. Is it possible to use an M100 emulator and the ROM file of > Disk + to 'map' the instructions that are used for create, update, delete? > Then look at the ROM code and change those commands to match those of the > serial to USB device? Note: Disk+ and the usb to serial devices allow for > changes in baud rates. Thoughts? > > > >
