Zmodem's a load, Roger that... "8)
On Tue, Sep 11, 2018 at 3:39 PM John Gardner wrote:
> ...If you could make room for only one thing in the main rom, would it
> be a tpdd dos, or xmodem?
>
> How about Z-Modem? "8)
>
>
Zmodem (which AFAIK there is no implementation of).
-- John.
And in any event, I did actually say "I think I might actually go with
xmodem or y or zmodem or kermit etc,.."
On Tue, Sep 11, 2018 at 6:42 PM Brian White wrote:
> I assume zmodem is out of the question for an 8085 with 32k of main rom
> which is mostly already used up by...main rom.
>
> On
I assume zmodem is out of the question for an 8085 with 32k of main rom
which is mostly already used up by...main rom.
On Tue, Sep 11, 2018 at 6:39 PM John Gardner wrote:
> ...If you could make room for only one thing in the main rom, would it
> be a tpdd dos, or xmodem?
>
> How about Z-Modem?
On Tue, Sep 11, 2018 at 3:34 PM Kurt McCullum wrote:
> UR-II and Sardine both have TS-DOS code that is stripped down to the bare
> minimum. Basically just a loader for a specific filename (DOS100.CO or
> SAR100.CO). Sardine has the same loader plus a couple other features.
>
> The TPDD protocol
...If you could make room for only one thing in the main rom, would it
be a tpdd dos, or xmodem?
How about Z-Modem? "8)
On 9/11/18, Kurt McCullum wrote:
> UR-II and Sardine both have TS-DOS code that is stripped down to the
> bare minimum. Basically just a loader for a specific filename
UR-II and Sardine both have TS-DOS code that is stripped down to the
bare minimum. Basically just a loader for a specific filename (DOS100.CO
or SAR100.CO). Sardine has the same loader plus a couple other features.
The TPDD protocol works. It may not be the 'standard' for anything but
our Model-Ts
If you could make room for only one thing in the main rom, would it be a
tpdd dos, or xmodem?
Remember, tpdd was only one of a few different kinds of disks, it's only a
sort of defacto standard now because of various reasons, probably mostly
because it works over the serial port and the protocol
Sched is itty bitty.
Plus it's cool. If folks are not using it, probably don't know what it is.
It's an ingenious little line oriented text database that you can use for
anything you want. Really all it is is a super simple text search that
shows you matching lines but that goes a long way with
>> The other stuff - I'm not aware of anyone having a regular stock
>> for
>> sale. It would be nice to find someone to make soft cases for
>> the
>> 100/102/200 - I've seen individuals who make other computer and
>> peripheral cases.
>>
>Yes, that?s typically the case with this sort of thing.
SCHEDL and ADDRSS could both go for me, but I suspect they are pretty small
On Tue, Sep 11, 2018 at 3:56 PM, you got me wrote:
> would ts-dos fit on the main rom if SCHEDULE was taken off? Who uses that?
> --
> *From:* M100 on behalf of Kurt
> McCullum
> *Sent:*
would ts-dos fit on the main rom if SCHEDULE was taken off? Who uses that?
From: M100 on behalf of Kurt McCullum
Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2018 7:42:24 PM
To: m100@lists.bitchin100.com
Subject: Re: [M100] call for programs and games
This brings a question
This brings a question to mind. The Tandy 200 and NEC 8201 (and 8300)
have multiple banks. Since the 27c512 is identical to the 27c256 ROM
with the exception of pin 1 which is for address 15. Could a 27C512 be
inserted with pin 1 bent to stick out to the side and then a wire run
from pin 1 to the
Another simple approach that's often used is to have an adapter with an
(E)EPROM large enough to hold several ROM images and a physical (or logical)
switch to select among them (essentially what my adapter does, but with only
one OptROM image).
Unfortunately there's very little vertical
I know I'm a broken record asking about this again, but I keep hoping
that someone will come across the floppy that contains the RAM version
of Sardine for the NEC. The file is named SARNEC.CO and it would be
between 6k-7k in size. It is the only file missing which would allow the
UR-II ROM for
Ken, any chance I can buy a NADSBox from you? It would really help with my
WAV archiving project.
Thanks,
JR
On Sun, Aug 26, 2018 at 4:51 PM, Jesus R wrote:
> Thanks for the tips Ken!
>
> Jesus R
>
Brian,
Having done this myself with the SARDOS ROM, I can tell you it is not
easy. I managed to merged two OPTROM images together to make one. The
only reason I had success is because Traveling Software just happened
to build their TS-DOS ROM in a location of the 32K OPTROM space that
allowed it
There is SARDOS for instance - ts-dos and sardine hacked into a single ROM.
On Tue, Sep 11, 2018, 09:34 Greg Swallow wrote:
> Multiple ROMs would be easy enough with a REX. Of course if the REX goes,
> you could be out of luck.
>
> I have invested gated in a very small state of developing a
Multiple ROMs would be easy enough with a REX. Of course if the REX goes, you
could be out of luck.
I have invested gated in a very small state of developing a smaller OS that
would be in bits much, as I imagine, you are talking about. My professional
work started on old NCR Tower system with
You know... thinking about that problem of needing a way to get a dos back
if you wipe ram, why can't we have multiple roms? Would it be theoretically
possible, assuming some new hardware, to break up the 32k rom address space
into smaller seperate chunks, so instead of having to choose ts-dos rom
TEENY.CO is a good thing to keep as a sound file :-)
Just be careful having it on your music player. You don't want to have
teeny playing on your car stereo.
True story.
-- John.
That's great, but, what do you think should be available in WAV format?
On Mon, 10 Sep 2018 at 15:12, Jesus R wrote:
>
> Team, I now have: 1. Simple communication between my computer and my T100. 2.
> I can also save files from my T100 as WAV files and upload them to Google
> Docs for easy
22 matches
Mail list logo
