Oh no John, I am not saying there is a bug. TPDD loads and saves .BA, .DO, .CO files fine. I was meaning having to load a large ASCII basic listing from TPDD into basic. Instead of having to do it using ‘load “com:98n1e”’ from basic using Hyperterm. I have since learned after I sent the email earlier, I found that I can use ‘“load “0:xxx.do”’ from basic using TPDD on Laddiealpha. I never got the ‘0’ drive number in the upper right of TS-DOS as stated in the docs I have.
Aha, I am learning this machine. And for Ken’s response, yes a second protocol. It would mean replacing TS-DOS with the Drivewire client in the same format as TS-DOS as to comply with the Model T structure. Drivewire uses 256 drives of various sizes in a image format, with utilities to move things around on the server side. Bill Nobel b_nobel@ <mailto:b_no...@yuenscanada.com>hotmail.com > On May 11, 2016, at 8:32 PM, John R. Hogerhuis <jho...@pobox.com> wrote: > > > > On Wednesday, May 11, 2016, Bill Nobel <b_no...@hotmail.com > <mailto:b_no...@hotmail.com>> wrote: > 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. > > > Are you saying that there's a problem loading basic listings with Laddiealpha > or hyper terminal? Can you elaborate? > > As to drive wire I'm aware of it and have used it being I spent my youth with > coco 1 2 and 3. > > The big advantage of TPDD with the Model T is Tsdos is a pretty friendly > client. To really replace it would take some work or rewriting. Maybe you > could swap out TPDD support for DW support in tsdos. > > -- John.
