BTW that's not dl but rather ./dl
On Wed, 29 Apr 2020 at 17:04, Brian K. White <b.kenyo...@gmail.com> wrote: > > On 4/29/20 7:50 PM, Kevin Becker wrote: > > should've been 'make && sudo make install' you should still be able to > > run 'sudo make install' from the dlplus directory to finish the install > > Yes sorry, I typed it off the cuff not pasted from a session or from a > doc, so of course I just had to get something wrong. > > make && sudo make install > > I just did a test run from scratch: > > bkw@negre:~$ mkdir stmp > > bkw@negre:~$ cd stmp > bkw@negre:~/stmp$ git clone https://github.com/bkw777/dlplus.git > > Cloning into 'dlplus'... > > remote: Enumerating objects: 112, done. > > remote: Counting objects: 100% (112/112), done. > > remote: Compressing objects: 100% (81/81), done. > > remote: Total 112 (delta 49), reused 88 (delta 30), pack-reused 0 > > Receiving objects: 100% (112/112), 2.33 MiB | 11.39 MiB/s, done. > > Resolving deltas: 100% (49/49), done. > > bkw@negre:~/stmp$ cd dlplus/ > > bkw@negre:~/stmp/dlplus$ make && sudo make install > > gcc -O2 -Wall -s -DAPP_LIB_DIR=/usr/local/lib/dl > -DDEFAULT_CLIENT_TTY=ttyUSB0 -DDEFAULT_CLIENT_APP=TEENY > -DDEFAULT_CLIENT_MODEL=100 dl.c dir_list.c -lutil -o dl > > [sudo] password for bkw: > > install -o root -m 0755 -d /usr/local/lib/dl /usr/local/share/doc/dl > > install -o root -m 0644 -t /usr/local/lib/dl clients/teeny/TEENY.100 > clients/teeny/TEENY.200 clients/teeny/TEENY.NEC > clients/dskmgr/DSKMGR.100 clients/dskmgr/DSKMGR.200 > clients/dskmgr/DSKMGR.K85 clients/dskmgr/DSKMGR.M10 > > for i in clients/teeny/TEENY.100 clients/teeny/TEENY.200 > clients/teeny/TEENY.NEC clients/dskmgr/DSKMGR.100 > clients/dskmgr/DSKMGR.200 clients/dskmgr/DSKMGR.K85 > clients/dskmgr/DSKMGR.M10 ;do install -o root -m 0644 -t > /usr/local/lib/dl ${i} ${i}.pre-install.txt ${i}.post-install.txt ;done > > install -o root -m 0644 -t /usr/local/share/doc/dl dl.do README.txt > README.md LICENSE clients/teeny/teenydoc.txt clients/teeny/hownec.do > clients/dskmgr/DSKMGR.DOC > install -o root -m 0755 dl /usr/local/bin/dl > > bkw@negre:~/stmp/dlplus$ dl -h > > DeskLink+ usage: > > > > dl [tty_device] [options] > > > > tty_device: > > Serial device the client is connected to > > examples: ttyS0, ttyUSB0, /dev/pts/foo4, etc... > > default = ttyUSB0 > > "-" = stdin/stdout (/dev/tty) > > > > options: > > -h Print this help > > -b=file Bootstrap: Install <file> onto the portable > > -v Verbose/debug mode > > -g Getty mode. Run as daemon > > -p=dir Path to files to be served, default is "." > > -w WP-2 compatibility mode > > -f Don't upcase file names when enumerating > > > > available bootstrap files: > > TRS-80 Model 100 / Tandy 102 : TEENY.100 DSKMGR.100 > > Tandy 200 : TEENY.200 DSKMGR.200 > > NEC PC-8201/PC-8201a/PC-8300 : TEENY.NEC > > Kyotronic KC-85 : DSKMGR.K85 > > Olivetti M-10 : DSKMGR.M10 > > > > Examples: > > dl > > dl -b=TEENY.200 > > dl -b=~/Documents/TRS-80/M100SIG/Lib-03-TELCOM/XMDPW5.100 > > dl ttyUSB1 -p=/home/john/wp2files -w -v > > > > bkw@negre:~/stmp/dlplus$ > > -- > bkw > > > > > > > > On Wed, 2020-04-29 at 16:47 -0700, me wrote: > >> It attempted to install the software but it didn't see the files in > >> /usr/bin > >> > >> i didn't see the error that install was missing an operand. so once > >> i > >> get dl installed it should work. > >> > >> On 4/29/20 4:16 PM, Brian K. White wrote: > >>> On 4/29/20 6:30 PM, me wrote: > >>>> Got my cables. Connected my 200 to my linux workstation. It's > >>>> plugged > >>>> into the standard usb. I downloaded the software, expanded it in > >>>> root, invoked teeny. I typed in the command run"cmo:98n1enn and > >>>> it > >>>> continues to fail in detecting the laptop. > >>>> > >>>> Could it be dosbox's listening to serial and not usb? > >>>> > >>> > >>> Could you try: > >>> > >>> git clone https://github.com/bkw777/dlplus.git > >>> cd dlplus > >>> make && sudo install > >>> dl -h > >>> dl -v -b=TEENY.200 > >>> > >>> It uses /dev/ttyUSB0 by default, and that will only be correct if > >>> there is only one usb-serial plugged in, and you haven't removed > >>> and > >>> re-plugged it within a few minutes. Otherwise, ls /dev/USB* and > >>> see > >>> what your device name actually is currently if not ttyUSB0, and > >>> see > >>> the help from "dl -h" to override that and other defaults. > >>> > > > > > -- > bkw
