Hi everyone!
I'm new to the group, having been a CoCo1 owner way back when, and
long time lusting after the m100. I've been playing with a Desklink
setup I'm running on a Raspberry Pi, which seems to be going pretty
well, but I've got this weird problem:
Most programs don't load over properly.
Yes very inspiring. Now I want a 3d printer so I can mod my Model T case.
Custom colors... custom badge...
Anyone have a scanner to create a model?
-- John.
I saw. A telnet session "sd" command will give you native text output
for future reference. If you don't need it scripted, then this is a
simple solution, though it sounds like screen capture + OCD isn't too
difficult either and should be reliable.
Ken
On 3/17/16 11:16 AM, Kurt McCullum wro
On Mar 15, 2016, at 6:44 PM, Gary Weber wrote:
> It shows the email address "p...@yearthree.com". I've sent off an email and
> have been awaiting a response.
From whois info for yearthree.com:
Registrant Name: Michael Sherman
Registrant Organization: Year Three
Registrant Street: 2480 Lawn Dr
Maybe try LaddieAlpha on Linux? I suggest Laddiealpha because I've tested
it on Linux Windows and OSX. And because I wrote and maintain it.
Desklink is a dos program and all but the dos users have abandoned it
because it is not reliable on new oses
Are you running it in an emulator?
But that is
Hi All,
I have recently joined the list and am glad to see there is still a fair bit of
stuff going on.
I am a collector of TRS-80 computers of which I have some Model 100s, 102’s and
a 200, DVI, TPDD and a TPDD2 amongst the other TRS-80 stuff. I have repaired
the non-working ones, and the ones
Some time ago, I designed battery covers to be 3D printed for both the
models 100 and 102. I was able to print and test fit the model 100 version,
but it wasn't until today that someone proved the 102 version works.
Model 100: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:955567
Model 102: http://www.thingiver
Kurt,
What OS are you running on? On Linux, it may be possible to script a
screen scrape. Also, one would think Copy / Paste would be easy, but
from a programming perspective, it is actually more complicated than
simply opening and writing to a file. I can check if the window control
for t
>I just bought one! The spell is broken!
Good to hear!
Willard
Sent from Samsung tablet
Sure but that would only give me an image of the screen. I need the actual text
to work with.
Kurt
On Thursday, March 17, 2016 10:52 AM, Mike Stein
wrote:
Can't you just PrtScr(een)?
- Original Message - From: Kurt McCullum To: Model 100 Discussion
Sent: Thursday, March 1
I just bought one! The spell is broken!
On 16 March 2016 at 01:32, Willard Goosey wrote:
> On Tue, Mar 15, 2016 at 08:30:11PM +, Kurt McCullum wrote:
> > Great work Willard. Look forward to playing the new version.
>
> (I'm not sure, but I think the Tandy Warlock is also the reason why
> nob
Actually telnet will work with Windows also, I was asking about OS
because in LInux, it may be possible to script the screen scrape using
'netcat' vs. requiring an interactive command line session. But I think
the telnet session really wants an interactive session ... scripting may
need a simpl
Yeah Willard I am aware of that. I dabbled in some 8085 coding back in the
80’s, but haven’t touched it since. Still need to wrap my head around the
mixed Address and Data bus. I know it is all in the timing on the clock.
I think since not much is available in to 102 directly I am going to go
Ken,
Everything I need to copy is in the error window on the screen but I can't copy
it to the clipboard. Would that be easier than writing to a file?
Kurt
On Thursday, March 17, 2016 10:12 AM, Ken Pettit wrote:
No. It would be super simple to add though ... the assembler and linker
On Fri, Mar 18, 2016 at 09:21:00AM -0400, Joseph Remy wrote:
> ROG copied over from Desklink via TS-DOS to the m102 works fine (And
> is a great game!)
Thank you! I'm glad you like it. :-)
>
> But most other basic programs I've found on the m100 archives seem to
> get corrupted when copied over.
Yeah this is excellent stuff! Well done
On Mar 17, 2016 3:43 PM, "Todd Schlemmer" wrote:
> Some time ago, I designed battery covers to be 3D printed for both the
> models 100 and 102. I was able to print and test fit the model 100 version,
> but it wasn't until today that someone proved the 102 v
No. It would be super simple to add though ... the assembler and linker
already output through a common "stdout" handler (VT_Ide::Stdout in the
ide.cpp file). Would be a simple matter adding a line of code to also
print any messages to a file. The most time consuming thing would be to
add a
How about a screen scraper?
- Original Message -
From: Kurt McCullum
To: Model 100 Discussion
Sent: Thursday, March 17, 2016 12:53 PM
Subject: [M100] Virtual-T IDE Question
Is there a way to export the assembler error messages to a file?
Kurt
Thank You Todd for creating a plastic battery cover for the TRS 80 Model 100.
I am HAPPY to hear that someone actually created a plastic battery cover. I am
sure many M100 users and owners will be HAPPY to get replacement parts created
by a 3D printer. This is good that you and other use 3D print
Hey Greg - have purchased a few carts from you in the past for my TI
(Rasmus, Sabre Wulf, EB 2.7 etc)
My T102 has the same issue, a single row of pixels out. I kinda just ignore
it, but would be cool to know if it was fixable!
cheers
Daryn
On Thu, Mar 17, 2016 at 5:37 AM, Gregory McGill
wrote:
Can't you just PrtScr(een)?
- Original Message -
From: Kurt McCullum
To: Model 100 Discussion
Sent: Thursday, March 17, 2016 1:32 PM
Subject: Re: [M100] Virtual-T IDE Question
Ken,
Everything I need to copy is in the error window on the screen but I can't
copy it to th
Ken,
I'm running windows. I'll check out the telnet socket but I was able to figure
it out by using OCR on a screen cap.
Kurt
On Thursday, March 17, 2016 11:13 AM, Ken Pettit wrote:
Kurt,
What OS are you running on? On Linux, it may be possible to script a screen
scrape. Also, o
Hey I'm Greg I have had a 100 for many years but mostly just sat on the
shelf as I didn't enjoy typing in programs just to try them out.. I knew
about whtech from the TI-99/4a library there and typed in a few listings
from the 100 library in the past..
I recently (Thanks to floppy days) picked up
That is awesome! Best application of 3d printing I've seen yet. :-)
On Mar 16, 2016 10:43 PM, "Todd Schlemmer" wrote:
> Some time ago, I designed battery covers to be 3D printed for both the
> models 100 and 102. I was able to print and test fit the model 100 version,
> but it wasn't until today
That's why I suggested scraping the screen first, but if you're running Linux
then the Telnet option as Ken suggests would probably be easier (although ISTR
some limitations with it when I tried it years ago).
But I'm curious: why do you need the error messages in text form?
m
- Original
Mike,
Actually that's a great idea. I took the image and ran it through an OCR
engine. Worked great. Thanks!
Kurt
On Thursday, March 17, 2016 10:52 AM, Mike Stein
wrote:
Can't you just PrtScr(een)?
- Original Message - From: Kurt McCullum To: Model 100 Discussion
Sent: Th
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