http://www.tmne.com/downloads.html
http://www.tmne.com/downloads/pc/menu_ba.zip
or http://www.club100.org/library/libups.html
And scroll down to Richard Hanson
It will be of little use unless you have a PG Designs ram expansion, but
it should run and install itself.
It's a very exotic .ba file that must be transferred by TPDD, or at
least, can not be transferred by saving as ascii and capturing in telcom.
When it's installed, it's invisible. You have to type "0menu" blindly at
the main menu to activate it, and then all you should see is the F-key
labels get Bnk1 Bnk2 ... Bnk8
You'll want to cold reset to clear it out.
--
bkw
On 10/15/19 11:13 AM, Fugu ME100 wrote:
This is normal behavior it is the 00H - Directory Reference message,
requesting the first directory block and subsequent blocks. The byte after
the attribute specifies the type. I agree it does look weird when you see
it happening.
Do you happen to have a link to the MENU.BA file I would like to try the
exercise see if the results are the same, thnx. However first I need to
fix my M100 it now has a clock problem when I powered it up this morning,
it was working yesterday :)
On 15/10/19, 3:28 AM, "M100 on behalf of Brian K. White"
<[email protected] on behalf of [email protected]> wrote:
<snip>
There does seem to be something weird with SD2TPDD though (at least my
hacked-up version).
If I enable debugging to the serial console, reading a file from SD to
M100 generates traffic that looks questionable.
There's a packet that repeats a bunch of times that looks like it has
the filename minus the first letter. No idea what that's about. Almost
looks like it's doing that operation wrong, and TS-DOS is retrying a
bunch of times before giving up.
The reverse operation, writing the same file from M100 to SD, generated
far fewer packets, and didn't have any packets that looked like missing
the first letter of the filename.
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