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Thank you for that link. I have been looking for "terminal emulators"
and I have found the PockeTerm
http://www.brielcomputers.com/wordpress/?cat=6, the Spare Time Gizmos
VT6 http://www.sparetimegizmos.com/Hardware/VT.htm and the $360 (ouch!)
NTI SERIMUX Terminal Converter
http://www.kvms.com/Product/SERIMUX-TERM.aspx. The MicroVGA seems like the lowest cost solution, I just need to add a bit of perf board, a header, a MAX231CPD and two (tantalum) caps. As a benefit, there's a spare pair of drivers for the second serial port. Soren, I understand why the E6xx integrated video is not useful because of the supervisory LPC processor, and you would have to implement a video BIOS. Have you considered using the supervisor MCU as the terminal emulator to generate the VGA video? It could pass through the serial data and only inject characters if a PS2 keyboard were used. Looking at the MicroVGA, we've come a long way from Don Lancaster's TV Typewriter (I still have the "Cookbook," dog eared, packed away in a box some where). Thanks again, Andrew RSL wrote: On Thu, Mar 01, 2012 at 03:28:47PM -1000, Andrew wrote:Hi, I've been looking into upgrading my aging firewall from a pentium-m running FBSD 4+ to something more recent. |
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