Hey All… I have to say I finally have a decent working PC interface with my recently acquired 102 with 32k Ram. Thanks to Mike Stein, Ken Pettit, and many others from this list. I always wanted one of these machines, but never was able to acquire before. I finally convinced the wife for it to be a birthday present (Oops sorry hon).
Anyway I have Laddiealpha up and running with updated TS-DOS (SARDOS) with Mikes’s boards and much guidance from you guys. Everything is perfect so far, yet I see a couple minor issues with large basic ASCII listings coming into the T, swapping to Hyperterm instead of Laddiealpha. As I write this I wonder if it would be possible to port a client from the system for the Coco 3 called Drivewire. It is very much the same as TPDD, but has a much broader protocol. It even supports telnet and HTTP. The Drivewire server is written in Java so it is quite portable across all systems. I have it on Win7, OSX, and Linux. The reason I say this is because Drivewire uses RS232 as its communication protocol. Bill Nobel b_nobel@ <mailto:b_no...@yuenscanada.com>hotmail.com
