Jörg Hoppe wrote: >A BeagleBone with our "BlinkenCape" serves well as "serial-to-telnet" >converter. >BlinkenCape has 4 serial ports, over which you can log in to Angstrom-Linux on >the BeagleBone. >So > >1. You connect your historic equipment (VT100, ASR) to one of the 4 serial >UARTs, >2. get the Linux prompt >3. connect to one of SimHs user terminal via telnet >4. then you have your serial device connected over a telnet tunnel to one of >SimH's user serial ports > >Feeling is much the way a LAT server works. >But you can access any simulated machine this way, not LAT serving PDP-11's >and VAXes.
Has anyone thought about simulating/emulating one of the old DECserver LAT terminal servers ? I half expected that with MAME/MESS already having 68000 CPU emulation, this might not be beyond the realms of possibility, and might be implementable on a BeagleBone or a "plug" computer with USB-to-RS232 ports added as needed. Jason
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