[Coco] GETTING PyWire to actually connect.

[Neil Cherry]

On 7/16/19 4:53 PM, coco at jechar.ca wrote:
> 
>   So in PyWire there is no Wizard so how do I establish a connection to a coco.
>   Can I perhaps copy the config.xml from the Java Drivewire4 package to someware?
>   Otherwise is there a step by step absolute beginners guide that takes you
>   from install to setup of a system including a real coco so that disks can be
>   accessed by the coco.
> 
>   I have Installed the system and my linux user has dialout privileges and I have
>   used the web interface to mount a .dsk but I have no clue how have my coco
>   actually access the system, this is where the Wizard in the Java version would
>   do the rest for me.
> 
>   Charlie.
> 

Not quite the solution you are asking for (you might be able to use the
web interface).

./pyDriveWire.py -x printer -s 38400 -p /dev/ttyUSB1 ~/mc-10/0/HUMBUG.C10

Dang thought I had the server setting also (sets up the web interface that
should allow you to configure it).

The HUMBUG.C10 is for the Tandy MC10.

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