Not just yet, the sound bite is
"all of REX, + enabling CP/M"
plug and play, 4MB of total storage. M100 and T102
On Wed, Jan 22, 2020 at 7:16 PM Jim Williams wrote:
> Thanks Stephen.
> Is there a description of REXCPM somewhere?
> Definitely interested in one; I can put my current REX (still
Sorry James I had intended to direct my response to Charles. Though it's
probably applicable to everybody.
-- John.
On Wed, Jan 22, 2020, 3:49 PM James Zeun wrote:
> I'll have to look at the Wiki, would be happy to contribute where I can. I
> don't mind watching YouTube, but I feel there are
but you get the
> point: this is exceptional.
>
> So let me offer to help; let me repay my debt to those who have contributed
> to the legacy from which I have profited. Let me know what I can do. (I'm
> good at flying leaps...)
>
> -CH-
> -- next part
Thanks Stephen.
Is there a description of REXCPM somewhere?
Definitely interested in one; I can put my current REX (still running
4.8) in my backup M100.
> Message: 5
> Date: Wed, 22 Jan 2020 10:40:45 -0500
> From: Stephen Adolph
> To: m...@bitchin100.com
> Subject: Re: [M100] Current version
I was just reading the wiki about this device. Has anyone seen one of these
in the wild? I couldn't seem to find any actual photos.
On 1/22/20 6:54 PM, Daryl Tester wrote:
On 23/1/20 2:02 am, Jim Williams wrote:
Doh... I renamed the game file extension from .bas to .ba, loaded it
into Virtual-T... and it appears to run without errors!
I think it was discussed on the list recently that Virtual-T does the
conversion
On 23/1/20 2:02 am, Jim Williams wrote:
Doh... I renamed the game file extension from .bas to .ba, loaded it
into Virtual-T... and it appears to run without errors!
I think it was discussed on the list recently that Virtual-T does the
conversion automagically for you. On the Model 100 itself
I'll have to look at the Wiki, would be happy to contribute where I can. I
don't mind watching YouTube, but I feel there are plenty of people on there
without adding my voice. Besides I prefer contributing to the written word,
while attention spans seem ever bent on shrinking to that of a gold
As long as you're having fun with it, and sometimes sharing the fun with
the rest of us, I'd say you're doing your part as a member of the community.
These days youtube is a great way to share the hobby. If you do something
tricky or interesting you could try your hand at that.
We always need
FYI arcadeshopper.com has the 8K RAM modules for the model 10x.
On Wed, 22 Jan 2020 at 07:32, Jim Williams wrote:
>
> Doh... I renamed the game file extension from .bas to .ba, loaded it
> into Virtual-T... and it appears to run without errors!
>
> Which is great, but leaves me without a
Well said, likewise I'm hoping to cover more in Model 100 material on my
blog. If for nothing else than to keep a record of my activities and maybe
get others interested in this great computer.
James
On Wed, 22 Jan 2020, 9:29 pm Charles Hudson, wrote:
> In December of 2018 I got my first M100,
In December of 2018 I got my first M100, which was my first TRS-anything.
I remember I posted on VCFED asking for advice on how to care and feed the
little monster. I remember Mike Stein pointing me to Club100 and to
Bitchin100. I remember all the help and advice you people have given me
along
Hello,
This is how I connect a Raspberry Pi to my M100, the little board even looks
the same. You can get 5v from the Pi GPIO bus, and the tx, rx, and gnd.
It seems to do OK with the M100 almost RS-232 levels. It doesn't handshake
though, but I just run at slower speeds if I'm using the
HI Jim,
The newest version of REX, REXCPM, is nearing completion. Just sorting out
the last details for manufacturing a reasonable quantity now.
..Steve
On Wed, Jan 22, 2020 at 10:27 AM Jim Williams wrote:
> I just realized that, after a hard drive crash awhile back, I have
> LaddieAlpha on my
I've been working on my Raspberry Pi recently, trying to connect it to
an Adafruit FONA cellular module.
The primary communication has been through TTL serial between the two.
Recently, I reluctantly switched to USB connection, for speed, which
freed up the serial pins on the Pi and on the
Okay, as I mentioned in the email I just posted, I've been fafiated*,
and just dug out Virtual-T.
I came across an old basic program listing (not my own) I'd like to try
installing on my M100. It's 8K, so it should fit, but it's in text
format, meant for another system The original code dates
Doh... I renamed the game file extension from .bas to .ba, loaded it
into Virtual-T... and it appears to run without errors!
Which is great, but leaves me without a project.
Not really; I need to reformat it for the 40 column screen, add in an
option to exit mid-game, things like that.
Oh...
I just realized that, after a hard drive crash awhile back, I have
LaddieAlpha on my desktop, but not Virtual-T.
So I corrected this by creating a shortcut, but I noticed the datestamp
on the Virtual-T executable is 2013.
Upon running it, I discover it's version 1.5. Is this the current
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