XON/XOFF was much more useful in 'the old days' although as you say it's
still useful in certain circumstances.
But yes, with so little space above the high water mark the M100 needs
either a bridge with a large buffer* or *a small packet size if possible,
preferably one character just like
With .CO programs, they end up in memory twice: 1) At the top of memory you
protected using CLEAR sss,m command the documentation told you to do,
and 2) Stored in the File System area if you see its .CO file in the Menu.
BASIC programs (.BA) and document Files (.DO) execute "in place" so there
Usually, you will make your own cable. Look up the pin out for your radio’s
connectors. Most mobiles have a TNC connector on the back, a mini DIN that
looks a lot like a PS/2 connector.
For radios without a TNC connector, you have to be creative. It usually
involves an interface box like a
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From: Charles Hudson
Date: Thu, Apr 29, 2021 at 10:35 AM
Subject: Memory release question
To:
As noted, got the Model 100 assembler / debugger recently. Installed on a
Model 102 which has 32k and which, before installation, reported 28k free.
Only 1 .BA
what is HIMEM?
type
?HIMEM
On Thu, Apr 29, 2021 at 10:35 AM Charles Hudson wrote:
> As noted, got the Model 100 assembler / debugger recently. Installed on a
> Model 102 which has 32k and which, before installation, reported 28k free.
> Only 1 .BA program beside the standard applications.
>
Hi Charles,
You may have some data in the clipboard. Open any text file, then
select one character and "COPY" it. That should reduce the clipboard
(copy buffer) size to one byte.
Also, what parameters did you give the CLEAR command? Just "CLEAR" by
itself probably won't do anything. You
As noted, got the Model 100 assembler / debugger recently. Installed on a
Model 102 which has 32k and which, before installation, reported 28k free.
Only 1 .BA program beside the standard applications.
Loaded ZBGASM from tape and saved it to memory, after which the free memory
was about 7k. I
