Robert

Are you sure you're using the same TPDD emulator & any usb-serial cable as previously? LaddieAlpha is rock solid in my experience and CPMUPD will work, presuming REXCPM is operating normally.

Philip

On 17/10/2022 7:17 am, Stephen Adolph wrote:
Hi Robert, couple of comments.

1) test your REXCPM.  you can always test it yourself and see if you have a hardware problem
https://bitchin100.com/wiki/index.php?title=REXCPM
read up on how to load and run REXCPM.
I would not do this if you are happy with the REX# part of the install.  In fact if that is working, likely no hardware problem.
There is only one memory chip and it is used for both REX# and CPM.

2)  Philip's routines more or less rely on LaddieAlpha to operate.  I would recommend you use LaddieAlpha as the TPDD client.
This is because the files are binary files with a .BK extension.
Also, make sure you load and run CPMUPD.CO <http://CPMUPD.CO> after you power off, power on.  This is to ensure you are in the default RAM config.


cheers
Steve



On Sat, Oct 15, 2022 at 5:24 PM Robert Hutchins <robert.hutch...@cox.net> wrote:

    Hi all,

    Having trouble installing CPM into my Model 100 with the RexCPM
    ROM kit.

    I get the REX part installed, but am unable to get CPMUPD to do
    its job…

    It either just hangs, doing nothing or sometimes it will work, but
    then, when it

    prompts for the CPM file (CPM210.bk) it refuses to load this. Just
    sits there hung…

    Any ideas would be welcome.

    At one point in the past,  I did have it working, but it expired
    (batteries all died) .

    Is there any chance the memory in the RexCPM device is failing…

    Thank you

    Robert J. Hutchins

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