Pete Turnbull wrote:
> I've still got the ASCII HEX files for an Apple ][. As far as I
> remmeber there are two ways to get Kermit-65 onto an Apple. The first
> way is to type "IN#2" to set he serial card as the input, and then on
> the remote machine give the command to send the main file. It starts
I do something similar all the time in MS-DOS: "mode con com1:9600,n,8,1" sets
up console TTY to be read from the serial port. You then just send a program
in "debug script" form, then call "debug < script.ext" and it assembles and
saves the program.
I should say I used to do this a lot -- now I just do it once to get a file
transfer program on there like MS-DOS 6.x's intersvr/interlnk, or FastLynx
(preferred), then transfer files with that instead (uses compression, faster
speeds, etc.)
--
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Received on Thu Jan 06 2005 - 16:47:39 GMT