System bus on T102 is hamstrung compared to M100. T102 can only support IO
read write whereas m100 exposes both memory and io.
The bus runs at full speed. Every cpu cycle on M100 could run on the
expansion bus. For IO only as in the T102, your ability to read or write
is limited by the software
Non-volatile storage, network connectivity and a bigger display are all easily
possible right now with little or no hardware required; why add the complexity
of using the system bus, especially the M100 (vs. T102) connector version.
The DVI uses the system bus and the cabling has always been a
>I’m no expert when it comes to using the DVI, I had a play about with it and
>really enjoyed the fact I could write with a proper display connected.
You mean like this?
That's an old game display (xbox 360?) clamped on to my M100 back in the day,
with an extended cable going back to the
no it's not possible to read the disks on a PC there's no tool to do so
On Tue, May 9, 2023 at 12:18 PM wrote:
> Hey
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> Just been reading this. My DVI is currently in storage, but I’ve been
> meaning to bring it out and swap the US PSU inside with a 240v unit I
> bought a while back.
>
> I’m
>
> What do you want it to do?
MVT100 exists. https://bitchin100.com/wiki/index.php?title=VT100
I'm aware of MVT, neat little project, but not really what I'm looking for.
I am mainly interested in non-volatile storage and network connectivity,
whether that's the host machine backing up the
Ken,
Thanks for the quick response! I seem to have misunderstood the design
intent of TDock, my apologies.
Certainly sounds like you have your hands full. One of my best friends has
an autistic sister that she helps care for, so I appreciate how much effort
that can be.
Best,
mark
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What do you want it to do?
MVT100 exists. https://bitchin100.com/wiki/index.php?title=VT100
If you want external display and storage, I could possibly create a build
of LaddieAlpha with a display window, terminal emulation and some kind of
serial line multiplexing. Then any small form factor
Hey Mark,
TDock was an idea for a Pi Hat PCB to interface with the M100 Printer
port and then use the RaspPi as the display interface. I developed a
PCB and even built one and wrote some M100 software, but it never got
any farther than that. There were some grumblings about using a RaspPi
HeyJust been reading this. My DVI is currently in storage, but I’ve been meaning to bring it out and swap the US PSU inside with a 240v unit I bought a while back.I’m no expert when it comes to using the DVI, I had a play about with it and really enjoyed the fact I could write with a proper
Guess I'll just ask this every couple years, because I think it would be
rad as hell to have a modern dock for the M100.
It sounded like Ken had a working prototype a couple years ago, but haven't
heard anything since.
*mark audacity romberg817.368.9314mark.romb...@gmail.com
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