On 5/20/19 11:48 AM, Ron Klein wrote:
Hello,
Does anyone have the source to the 'teeny-linux' binary that is
included in the 'dlplus.zip' file?
http://www.bitchin100.com/files/linux/dlplus.zip
I was able to compile the 'dl' utility for Raspbian (Raspberry Pi),
but the 'teeny-linux' binary is for x86, not ARM.
Thanks!
If you look in that same zip file, you'll find loader.ba
Really, that does all the work. The teeny installer just squirts
loader.ba at the m100, and walks the user through answering the prompts
that loader.ba puts up on the m100.
Also, if you look in dl.c on in the zip, you'll see that there is code
right in dl itself to send loader.ba.
Search "loader" and you'll see the sendloader() function, and see that
it's invoked by sending "XX" from the m100 to a running dl.
I haven't tried to actually make that work yet but I found it while
trying to devise essentially the same idea for SD2TPDD (arduino
implementation written by Jeremy Pettit, then hacked up a little by me)
All (maybe only most?) TPDD commands have a prefix of "ZZ". In dl.c it
looks like it's also recognizing XX, to send loader.ba, and YY to enter
terminal/login mode.
It *looks* like what you would do is:
* Place loader.ba in /path/to/share/dir
* Run "dl /dev/ttyUSB0 -p=/path/to/share/dir"
* On the m100 run something like the following in BASIC (similar to the
TPDD1 bootstrap):
OPEN "COM:98N1ENN" FOR OUTPUT AS #1
PRINT #1,"XX"
RUN "COM:98N1ENN"
... actually, I'm a dummy. Look in "dl.do", there are directions to use the
loader function right in there:
---snip---
Using the loader function
-------------------------
Executing the following command from BASIC will load and run "loader.ba"
without needing a DOS loaded on the laptop.
OPEN"COM:98N1D"FOROUTPUTAS1:?#1,"XX";:RUN"COM:98N1D
---snip---
So, you don't *really* need the stand-alone teeny injector.
All the stuff that teenydoc.txt describes that teeny.exe did, none of it seems
too critical.
--
bkw
