I think dlplus looks for YY to offer either loader.ba (teensy installer) or a login prompt on the host, depending on other parts of the packet after the YY prefix.
-- bkw On Thu, Oct 4, 2018, 11:29 AM Kurt McCullum <[email protected]> wrote: > Greg, > > If you are looking for a mobile storage solution AND you have an Android > phone, mComm for Android will solve that. But It won't provide a larger > display when you are at home. Running view80 will provide more characters > on the screen but not everyone likes the look of it. > > Some random thoughts....... > > There was talk a while back about pushing all the screen data out of the > serial port and then having a device display it. The Android TV box is > definitely a possibility for this. Screen commands could be captured and > displayed on whatever TV it is connected to. However, knowing next to nil > about assembler for the model-t, I would not even know where to begin. > Also, the TPDD protocol would need to be tweaked to add screen commands. > > There is plenty of room to add specific commands to the TPDD protocol (I > have actually added a command to the protocol for a project I use here so > it definitely works). File commands start with ZZ, sector commands start > with R. So adding something like SC or TV or whatever prefix followed by > the screen data could be captured by mComm (Or whatever TPDD emulator) and > then displayed. The biggest problem would be co-existing with TS-DOS on the > model-T. Screen related activity could interfere with files being saved or > loaded. > > Not having much time is what has kept me from putting a ton of effort into > this idea. The new job has taken up quite a bit of time. > > Kurt > > > > > On Thu, Oct 4, 2018, at 7:39 AM, Greg Swallow wrote: > > I've mentioned the PI Zero W on list as a possible base of a DVI > replacement. Someone mentioned LaddyAlpha or mComm as a way to get it done > under Linux. In looking into this I found the PI ZeroPhone. This project > goes through the process of building a cell phone using a PI Zero. It has > been around for more than a year so I thought maybe someone here might have > seen or had experience with it. I have also seen some projects using the PI > Zero W as the base to build a tablet. In either case, the device uses some > form Linux (Raspbian/Android) so I got to thinking. Could this be an way to > develop what the M100 might/should have been? A portable device that one > could use out in the wild then take home and use as a desktop. I can see > the ZeroPhone as a storage device for the M100 and then plug it in to a > TV/Monitor and voila a desktop with M100 data already on it. > > Thoughts? Rantings? Any input at all. > > > God Bless, > > GregS <>< > > > ZeroPhone Project: > https://wiki.zerophone.org/index.php/Main_Page > > ZeroPhone on Youtube: > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r95nuvcePDc > > Zero Tablet: > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdALhPD14Yg > > Raspbian Project: > https://www.raspbian.org/ > > >
