Around the same ear I had my mobile packet rig setup - A 73 Toyota Corolla
with a Yaesu Memoriser, and TAPR TNC2, and a Model 100.
I remember leaning over at the traffic lights one afternoon, typing "Not
now Kevin, I'm driving"
Those were the days before people had mobile phones and we could tou
Yesterday I posted a problem I was having getting files to transfer from my
Windows 10 PC to my T102. It looked like it was something in Windows with
new files that LaddieAlpha didn't like and returned a FF - File not Found.
What it actually was: If I ask Teeny to load a file from the PC directo
On Thu, Apr 22, 2021 at 10:02 AM Dave Christensen wrote:
> Yesterday I posted a problem I was having getting files to transfer from
> my Windows 10 PC to my T102. It looked like it was something in Windows
> with new files that LaddieAlpha didn’t like and returned a FF - File not
> Found. What
To clarify my remarks
"TS-DOS (and probably TEENY) if you try to inload an untokenized BASIC
program *with a .BA extension* will crash the Model 100's file system.
So what LaddieAlpha does when it sees *a untokenized file with* BA
extension it is presented to the TPDD client as a .DO extension."
On 4/22/21 1:02 PM, Dave Christensen wrote:
Yesterday I posted a problem I was having getting files to transfer from
my Windows 10 PC to my T102. It looked like it was something in Windows
with new files that LaddieAlpha didn’t like and returned a FF - File
not Found. What it actually was:
"Laddie however will transparently convert files like this on the fly,
which is convenient when you know about it, but creates confusion
exactly like you experienced when you don't know about it."
As I've said Laddie is more of a file transfer service/tool than an attempt
at a high fidelity "TPDD
The .BA/.DO problem again, in a new form
On Thu, 22 Apr 2021 at 10:11, Dave Christensen wrote:
> Yesterday I posted a problem I was having getting files to transfer from
> my Windows 10 PC to my T102. It looked like it was something in Windows
> with new files that LaddieAlpha didn’t like and
Happy Earth Day.
An original work written on my Model 100 (running on rechargeable
batteries of course):
Ok, so I'm no poet! But there it is just the same. :)
Ken
My T102 is a match to PPG Moth Gray #PPG1024-4. I have had it since new,
and always kept out of sunlight or fluorescent light, mostly covered and in
a smoke free home.
My M100 came from eBay, so I don't know its history, but since I got it I
have treated it in the same way. The outside of the top
I was fortunate enough years ago to buy a very clean M100 from ebay. The
case does not look discolored at all, but of course I haven't seen many to
compare it with.
On Thu, Apr 22, 2021 at 6:42 PM Peter Noeth wrote:
> My T102 is a match to PPG Moth Gray #PPG1024-4. I have had it since new,
> and
Thank you for the response. I tried your suggestion and it doesn't seem to have
changed the behavior at all. I guess I'll open it back up and have another poke
around to see if I missed anything obvious. I just realized that I had the
Technical Reference Manual in the bag with the 102 which is w
These are the full steps I documented for recovering a laptop coming out of
storage, if a reset can fix it.
http://bitchin100.com/wiki/index.php?title=Recovering_an_Unresponsive_Laptop
In your case it is probably a hardware issue, but following these steps
carefully can sometimes make a differenc
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