. That also means
that I can cross that project off my list of projects I'll never get around to
finishing! LOL
It looks lovely. I like how they designed the case. I think I'll order one,
even though I already have a perfectly good NADS box.
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I hope you feel better soon, Ken!
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Just for the record, I already have a NADSbox, so I won't be competing for one
of these. I'm just happy to see a new batch of them venturing out to the world.
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That's a lovely sight!
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Thanks for the update, and I hope your recovery is speedy!
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Good luck to both Ken and Mike!
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et that I said that.
I personally find forums to be more comfortable for this sort of hobby
discussion stuff than other platforms, but I do participate in forums, mailing
lists, Twitter, and chat-based things like Discord or Slack. But not Facebook.
Grrr, I don't like Facebook.
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screen
end after assembling the case, rather than trying to cram my big ham fist
inside the case to make the connection at the motherboard end. The last piece
of plastic to go back on is the plastic cover just below the screen, after
connecting the cable. It's still a bit of a clumsy operation.
with very similar styling and functionality, but none with close enough pin or
plunger dimensions.
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C.
The external Zip drives with SCSI interfaces also used a DB25 cable. The
internal ones used a 50-pin ribbon cable header. I've never heard of a Zip
drive with an RS-232 serial interface.
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assiccmp.org/cini/pdf/Tandy/PDD2%20Software%20Manual.pdf
>
> http://www.classiccmp.org/cini/systems.htm
Fantastic! Thank you very much.
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ot that. I'm not sure if Tandy ever published
> something for the TPDD2 like the 26-3808 manual. If they did, I'd love to get
> a hold of it.
I would also appreciate a copy of that manual. It sounds like it might be very
useful for my MicroTPDD project.
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me by Rick a
> few years back, that is on the top covering the ASUS logo.
That is a delightful and esoteric little Easter egg. Well-played!
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the ends.
That sounds quite plausible. They may have been hand-cut, perhaps against an
end stop that wasn't adjusted with extreme care... after all, they're just feet
that appear to have been made as an afterthought to be crammed into existing
screw hole counterbores.
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ass-filled. From the tool marks, it appears to be rod
stock that was sawn to length. Sadly, it's not one of the standard plastic rod
diameters carried at McMaster-Carr. It should be easy to print a functional
replacement on a 3D printer, or turn a nearly identical reproduction on a lathe
if s
CB on top of the main Woolly PCB.
Wow, that little guy is even smaller than the ESP-WROOM-32 module!
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to the top of my delightfully bloated project list.
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It passes my Standard BASIC Test. Hooray!
text file (ADRS.DO and NOTE.DO, respectively),
and those text files don't exist until you manually create them.
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it out. Was just wondering where I should be looking.
>
>
From the message that started this long thread a week or so ago:
> The tool is written in Python and is available with documentation from
> http://trs80stuff.net/tpdd/.
>
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ike programs know how to perform sector-level copies of
TPDD disks? If so, one of them might give us a way to image the utility
diskettes.
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image that I want to load and hit , it saves RAM contents to the
image marked as current, then loads the image I selected to RAM. Am I doing
something wrong?
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r though. No need to cold boot
> (ideally).
Which build would you recommend?
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> On May 30, 2016, at 22:29, Mark J. Blair <n...@nf6x.net> wrote:
>
> FLOPPY.CO was locking up my machine when I tried using it after doing a
> bootstrap from the utility diskette, but maybe it's just incompatible with
> having the REX hooks loaded? I haven't tried it with
installed yet. TS-DOS is
certainly nicer; I'm just interested in archiving and spreading around the
original utility diskette for purposes of preservation and sharing how things
were done in the before time.
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ves, then there's a
chance.
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Of course, I also
want to archive the disk and find a way to reproduce it from the image, so that
others who have a TPDD without an original utility disk can create a new one.
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.
Please forgive me for not having examined the new command line tool yet; it's
on my radar, but I haven't gotten there yet. Does it (or any other tool I might
be able to run on a Mac, or a Windows or Linux machine in a VM), allow
block-mode access to TPDD disks?
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> On May 22, 2016, at 20:45, Mark J. Blair <n...@nf6x.net> wrote:
>
>
> Ok, I have the TPDD 26-3808. My replacement belts and the utility disk are
> missing in my pile, but I'm continuing to dig for them. :)
I found my belts and utility disk, so I plan to try out
placement belts and the utility disk are
missing in my pile, but I'm continuing to dig for them. :)
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sely because I'm distracted by other
things, but I do have a TPDD (or is it a TPDD 2? I have to check) so maybe I
can help archive a utility disk?
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