Hi Kurt Question for a Model T newbie (but not a newbie in a programmer sense). I have an eprom burner and a bunch of 27c256 eproms. How hard is it, or if you can reference a schematic to remap the option socket to this eprom.
I have been playing with Byteit assembler on the T alone to transition myself from a hardcore 6809 programmer to the 8085 (not finding it that difficult other than not knowing memory layout by heart yet) I do have VirtualT up and running for my real programs that I have in mind, as well as asm85 on my PC. I would also like to know if Byteit is my best choice for the assembler on the T alone (I can’t seem to find a good assembler on the T). My problem I wish to resolve is to get TS-DOS onto the option rom so I can use TPDD protocol instead on ASCII/XMODEM transfers. I seem to have good communication between the PC/Model-T @ 4800 baud for ASCII & 19,200 baud for Xmodem, but have never gotten any of the TPDD Servers/Clients working.. Bill Nobel > On Mar 29, 2016, at 11:15 PM, Kurt McCullum <kurt.mccul...@att.net> wrote: > > The beta version of SARDOS for the NEC is available for download. Gary Weber > put it on the web8201.net site for me. > > Kurt
