I see your point, Steve. What I could do is have a function key to
select between say STD, VT100, USER key maps. USER could be
user-definable as we may encounter software which isn't configurable.
Similarly with the video output for the M100 LCD. I was envisaging STD,
ADM3a, USER. (ADM3a was
I may have mentioned in the past that I like to keep most services running on
my deskside server in containers. This is mostly to keep the base OS
installation as vanilla as possible to make it easy to replace. Since I spent
some time over the weekend to play with mComm Python and Kurt has
Hi Jonathan,
You're welcome.
Re. 4Mb on A: -- I know, right??!!??!! This M-100 is now more capable
than my Kaypro, which has only 390K per disk. And more portable :-)
CP/M does offer an alternative to directories: USER areas. Just type
USER 1 to get to it, and you have 15 more. Some
Hello,
That is probably not too unreasonable, given the number of 'other keys' on a VT
100 keyboard that aren't there (physically) on a M 100. I'm not sure if any
other terminal had a 'Gold' key. I still have an overlay (made of taped
together punch cards) that fits over an IBM keyboard,
I would vote for not modifying the base keyboard routine of the M100 to
align with VT100 in CP/M.
Most CP/M applications seems to support customizable keyboard.
For myself, any progress now made in setting up the M100 keyboard in CP/M
would suddenly become invalid, and need to be redone to align
Hi Bert,
Thanks for the tip. I didn't realize that I could do this. I did try a
command like
import ws33/ws.in .ini
and I got a rather bizarre CPM file name and no real content so I assumed it
always went to the root. Changing the directory with TS-DOS will be fine until
import.com is
