OK back to mcomm on linux. It does seem so far more stable than on windows. However! when running my CPU is being taxed by python3. Anyhow.... After I launch TS-DOS on M100, I can go to Disk and see all the files that will fit on the screen. Looking at the TSDOS documentation it seems that I should choose LOAD to put a file into RAM and then I'm guessing that I would then SAVE it. But what happens when I load a file is that it will always say that the file already exists, but when I go to RAM it's an empty file. So even if I try to save it, it says it's an empty file. If I load it in Basic, there is nothing there. So obviously I'm missing something.....
Another thing I've noticed is that under Windows you can load TPDD to the M100. But when I launch mcomm on linux there is no such option. I'm wondering how I'm supposed to get that over to M100 should I lose it? Curtis On Sun, Feb 28, 2021 at 6:46 AM Brian K. White <b.kenyo...@gmail.com> wrote: > On 2/26/21 6:28 PM, Chris Fezzler wrote: > > > Hey, after I type RUN "COM:98N1E" in BASIC, do I hit ENTER on the M100? > > Yes. > > -- > bkw >
