I put this together this morning. It's a DO file that will create TSLOAD.CO on a 100/102. The Windows version of mComm or any terminal program can inject this into the laptop by selecting the file and then going into BASIC and typing "RUN "COM:98n1e". (19200 Baud)
I would have to create and injector for the Android version of mComm to make
this work. But I tend to agree with John and others that perhaps TEENY is a
better route for injecting a small TPPD client. TSLOAD may be less that 1k in
size but it allocates the full size of TS-DOS when installed. So you end up
loosing 5-6k by loading a loader that is less than 1k.
I did manage to find TSLOAD for the 200 but I will have to convert that later.
Kurt
On Tuesday, September 19, 2017 9:12 AM, Jonathan Yuen
<[email protected]> wrote:
Hello,
As far as I remember, the Basic program, called loader.ba in my computer is
actually a text (.DO) file. It is not tokenized Basic and I've moved via
capturing the output from a big computer and the TELNET program.
lines 1 and 2 from 'more loader.ba'
1 'TEENY.100 by Ron Wiesen (c) 1995
2 'A disk transfer utility which is a smaller version of TINY
Jonathan
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Another TEENY option of course is to create .DO versions of the .BA
intermediate program that actually creates TEENY.CO; that also wouldn't require
a client.
ISTR we played with that a few years ago but never actually finished it for
some reason; I'll have to dig through my files...
As I said. so many options...
m
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From: John R. Hogerhuis<mailto:[email protected]>
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Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2017 11:32 AM
Subject: Re: [M100] Questions regarding REX and file transfer
On Tue, Sep 19, 2017 at 8:16 AM Mike Stein
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Sorry, yes, it's the injector that I was talking about and which is Teeny's big
selling point for me, but it's essentially an MS-DOS program and AFAIK it
doesn't work too well in native Windows later than XP.
If you have a 'tweener' running DOS or WIN < XP it's great, at least to get you
started so you can install better tools; you can create a DOS boot USB stick
for incompatible OSs as long as you have a com port.
So many choices these days...
Hmm. Well hopefully I can get back to TBACK development. It has the potential
to be a universal injector since it requires no client.
But I don't think I got plain CO transfer working.
-- John.
TSL100.DO
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