[Coco] CocoPi3 "PacoOtaktay Winter 2017-2018 Edition" now available
Ron Klein
ron at kdomain.org
Thu Nov 23 00:13:37 EST 2017
Hi Bill,
The version of Drivewire I'm using is 4.3.3o and it has the multiple
session support. The version you mention is not something I've heard of
but it sounds great - especially the V-Port Sniffer. I would love to see
that version released. If there's anything I can do to help make that
happen, please let me know.
In the meantime, it's great to get some insight into a bit of Drivewire
history and thanks for sharing those screen shots!
-Ron
On Wed, Nov 22, 2017 at 11:05 PM, Bill Pierce via Coco <coco at maltedmedia.com
> wrote:
> Ron, I assume you're using the "DriveWire4 4.3.4e" version that Aaron
> never officially released. This version was sent to a few Coco software
> developers for testing a few years ago, and, at the time, was the
> forerunner to the never finished "DriveWire5".
> This version of DW4 is the ONLY version I will use. Some things are broken
> from the official release, but the addition of several features (one being
> the multiple instances) made it well worth the sacrifice.
> The V-Port Sniffer alone was invaluable to me in development of DW4Man,
> Sound Chaser, and eventually, MShell.
> Once you understand how to setup the DW4 config file for multiple
> instances (simple copy and paste), it's easy to setup any number of
> instances. I think the most I've had at one time has been 8 instances,
> which included 4 Cocos (1x Coco1, 2x Coco2s, and a Coco3), 2x VCC, 1x Mame,
> & 1x XRoar.
> The first thing that people should know is that this version of DW4 does
> NOT allow "inter-networking" (communication) between instances, but does
> allow the instances to share VHDs/DSKs, which allows me to move test
> programs from my VCC development system, immediately to my Coco3 for
> testing.
> At one point I had thought of talking to Aaron about releasing this
> publicly, but then realized there would need to be a manual (of some sort)
> for the new features (or answering never ending questions) and being one of
> the few who knew how it worked, I didn't have the time. I guess maybe it's
> time to revisit this project and see if some sort of documentation could be
> assembled and maybe post a release somewhere (Aaron?).
> Here is a couple of screenshots of the console:
>
> http:yaccs.info/BPIERCECOCO/Pictures/DriveWire/DW4%204.3.4e%20(1).jpg
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> http:yaccs.info/BPIERCECOCO/Pictures/DriveWire/DW4%204.3.4e%20(2).jpg
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