[Coco] *ALL RAM* BBS system, and cassette emulation on Xroar

[Rod Barnhart]

I found the backup of the documentation I was keeping. I had made an entry
dated 08-26-2008. I had modified All Ram to use the disk drive during
testing (by changed the #-1's to #1's in both ALLRAM.BAS and EDITOR.BAS)
and it worked for about two mintutes before it died out, freezing the CoCo.
I suspected the terminal driver (remote2.bin) at the time, and apparently
inquired on this list about it. You mentioned another driver, but either
didn't name it, or I didn't document it, but regardless I was unsuccessful
in finding another one to test with. But it did run, but, as I said, pretty
unstable ;)

--
Rod Barnhart


On Tue, Apr 2, 2013 at 5:19 PM, Rod Barnhart <rod.barnhart at gmail.com> wrote:

> It was pretty trivial to set up. Instead of a modem, I hooked it up via
> another PC running BBS Server 1.4, which basically takes an incoming telnet
> session and sends it out the serial port, emulating a modem.
>
> I'd set it up for you to check out, but I managed to lose both the CoCo
> and the PC in a move a couple of years back. I always seem to wind up with
> less boxes on the other side of the move than I started with. I *think* I
> was documenting the process as I went via a webpage, so that should at
> least be backed up somewhere :)
>
> --
> Rod Barnhart
>
>
> On Tue, Apr 2, 2013 at 4:24 PM, Allen Huffman <alsplace at pobox.com> wrote:
>
>> On Apr 2, 2013, at 2:54 PM, Rod Barnhart <rod.barnhart at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> > A few years back, I had *ALL RAM* running via telnet on an actual CoCo.
>> I
>> > was doing some testing and it was pretty unstable (I think because of
>> the
>> > version of terminal2.bin, or whatever the file was, that I was running)
>> but
>> > did work.
>>
>> Aw, man. I would have loved to have seen that.
>>
>>                 -- Allen
>>
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