Hi Brian, You folks are quite helpful on this list. Great community and thank you!
-Ron On Mon, May 20, 2019 at 3:00 PM Brian K. White <bw.al...@gmail.com> wrote: > 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 > >
