Now I see why you used 300 baud ;-) With a direct connection (as opposed to Bluetooth or Ethernet packets) you can usually run just fine at 9600 or even 19200 if you enable XON/XOFF; contrary to the video your choice of handshaking makes a large difference.
The usual way to transfer any text file (including programs) is of course TELCOM; however, using TEXT is usually quite a bit faster since there is no scrolling, which slows things down considerably. Then you just load and save in BASIC which will create a true .BA file, and delete the .DO file if you don't need it any more. One time where using BASIC to load as in the video is useful is if you don't have enough memory to have both the text and tokenized versions in memory at the same time. ----- Original Message ----- From: Roger Mullins To: Model 100 Discussion Sent: Friday, April 28, 2017 5:13 PM Subject: Re: [M100] Questions regarding Full Null Modem Cables, specif Serial to USB Here are a couple of YouTube videos that I referred to when I was getting my system set up. I still had to tweak some things here and there but in general these guys do a pretty good job of walking the viewer through the process. https://youtu.be/WoPxMRZRBzg <- using a PC and a 102 https://youtu.be/H0xx9cOe97s <- dlplus and teeny on Linux; I never got teeny to work properly on my 100 but that's most likely user error and in the meantime I discovered minicom which did what I needed -Roger
