Rexcpm doesn't have NVRAM so it's probably erased by now. You will have to reload it with software
On Thu, Mar 14, 2024, 5:50 PM Will Senn <[email protected]> wrote: > I found my notes on the serial port stuff - thanks to Brian for desklink+. > With a little perseverance, I was able to get the transfer stuff working on > Linux. I made the transition off of MacOS this past year, but my notes are > still Mac centric. Linux sure has come a long way... much easier to work > with than back in the 90's (I say this from Linux Mint 21.3 "Virginia"). It > is so easy to interface the linux machine to practically anything... > > Anyhow, I remembered what the ROM thing was - RexCPM. Tomorrow, I'll try > digging out those notes and seeing about getting that running.... or is it > already running? It's definitely attached, but it's been on the shelf a > looong time now and I seem to recall something about the version I have > loses its mind or something when shelved. No worries, thankfully I've got > great notes... oh, wait, my notes suck! > > Which brings me to today's lesson - keep good notes :). Date them, > organize them, be sure to say what works and what doesn't and what's needed > to get things working. The serial note wasn't horrible, but it's much > better now. The RexCPM note, practically non-existent... and apparently, I > didn't think notes mentioning that TEENY needs upper case, that Q is quit, > that you exit BASIC with MENU, that Shift-Break is how you stop programs or > pretty much anything useful down the road was worth noting. Now, I know > better, off to write a better "Pull the M100 off the shelf and here are > some things you should know/remember..." note. > > Later, > > Will > > >
