Thank you Josh,
WooHoo! First had to move my ol’ LapLink cable from the HP to the MBP as my
other 9-to-9 pin cable I was using was not, after all, null-modem; even with
all my adapters attaching it to the M100 and USB-to-RS232. Restarted TS-DOS on
the M100 and checked FILES. Had created a file
Thanks indeed.
On Fri, Oct 16, 2020, 1:30 PM Joshua O'Keefe
wrote:
> On Oct 16, 2020, at 9:57 AM, Kurt McCullum wrote:
> > Feel free to re-package it.
>
> Thanks, Kurt! I have posted the repackaged version with a simple install
> script (and a minor path edit to the launcher script) to
> http:
On Oct 16, 2020, at 9:57 AM, Kurt McCullum wrote:
> Feel free to re-package it.
Thanks, Kurt! I have posted the repackaged version with a simple install
script (and a minor path edit to the launcher script) to
http://public.nachomountain.com/files/m100/
Hi Josh,
For heaven’s sakes! Yes, had the folder open to see, but expected something as
would be a folder by the name of the .deb. I did a least know it was Debian.
Yes, there are three files actually. “debian-binary" as well.
Rest it is. Too tired to remember even AT&T SVR32.
Thanks again,
G
Josh,
Feel free to re-package it. My only warning is that the supporting CO files
(DOS100/DOS200/DOSNEC/SAR100/SAR200) and the dictionary (mcomm.dic) need to be
in the same directory as the python code. This allows UR-II and SARDINE to load
those files regardless of what directory you are brows
On Oct 16, 2020, at 9:41 AM, Greg Swallow wrote:
> "ar x mComm_1.2_all,deb" ends up at another command prompt. From what I can
> tell does not “open” the .deb file
Hi Greg,
A .deb file is an archive (similar in concept to a ZIP file) that contains a
couple of tar files. Running the "ar" comma
> Hey Josh,
Trying out the instructions you posted, but unable to get past the ar command
line.
"ar x mComm_1.2_all,deb" ends up at another command prompt. From what I can
tell does not “open” the .deb file. Tried ar -x with the same results. Wondered
if all was a11, but saw that it is indeed
Thank you all for the your wisdom and information.
I am finding the Mid-2012 MBP is indeed a great buy. I did upgrade it when
received it with 16gb of RAM and a 1TB SSD. Not difficult at all. Catalina was
already installed on the HDD so I had cloned the HDD to the SSD as an external
first. Was
On Oct 14, 2020, at 5:13 PM, Joshua O'Keefe wrote:
> I'll try mComm after dinner. I unpacked the .deb back when it was released
> and have it lying around somewhere.
Apologies for replying to myself, but I have successfully run Python mComm on
macOS Catalina 10.15. It took a bit of doing:
Pr
I just built dlplus from bkw's master branch and while it did emit some
compiler warnings, it built and runs out of the box perfectly on macOS Catalina
10.15.
I'll try mComm after dinner. I unpacked the .deb back when it was released and
have it lying around somewhere.
All 3 of LaddieAlpha, the python version of mComm, and dlplus probably work.
I have used Laddie and dlplus on macos myself, so those 2 I can say for
sure.
I built dlplus on macos a year or two ago and it worked normally. I use
macports for the gcc/gnu environment. I don't like brew but it probabl
LaddieAlpha and DLPlus are the options.
I've never found installing Mono on OSX to be a big deal but I haven't done
it for a while.
The advantage of LaddieAlpha is it's already built and you don't need to
set up a compiler.
Guess I should try compiling and running it on .net core. That's cross
p
Greg,
There is no native version of mComm for macOS. There is a Python version that
works under Linux but I have no idea if that would actually work under maxOS.
I think LaddieAlpha is your best bet.
Kurt
On Wed, Oct 14, 2020, at 8:27 AM, Greg Swallow wrote:
> All,
>
> Most of my old, Core2Qu
On Oct 14, 2020, at 8:27 AM, Greg Swallow wrote:
> .Was able to pickup aMid-2012 MacBook Pro i7 for a song and am wondering if
> anyone has had luck with DLPlus or mComm on macOS?
Greg,
The mid-2012s are great machines -- my daily driver is the 12" of that vintage
with memory and disk upgrade
All,
Most of my old, Core2Quad and earlier, computers are starting to have issues
with the latest openSuse and I am looking to going all macOS. Or, close to all.
My brother-in-law handed his old MacBook Pro CoreDuo done to me and I have
found use for it as it runs software I have for my PowerMa
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