[Coco] Using DriveWire to write network software

[RETRO Innovations]

I'm happy to help in the "real" space (networking solutions for 
emulators are dirt simple, they've done it on the Commodore emu side for 
a while using RS232 to a "server" to handle the crosstalk and such, and 
with the emulated NIC for true peer to peer games), but I can only (but 
quickly) provide HW.  ESP8266, CS8900a, WizNet are all possible, but it 
takes someone in the SW realm to be interested enough to write the app.

My personal view is that folks should write code to use the RS232 pak, 
assuming that there is a "modem" on the other end.  Once the session is 
established, it looks like a "becker" port for comms, and older code can 
enjoy the new networking (Telnettable BBSes, etc.) To that end, I 
created a new RS232 cart last year, that offered faster comms, but there 
was little interest in the community for it, so I focused efforts 
elsewhere.  Still, my idea would be:

Step 1: RS232 PAK (or reproduction) -> UDS10 ( or tcpser_via_PC) -> 
Internet
Lets people start coding and testing out ideas.
Step 2: self contained cartridge to emulate Step 1
Same code will work, more finished looking unit
Step 3 (obligatory): PROFIT!

Jim