28 Apr
2000
28 Apr
'00
8:01 a.m.
On Fri, Apr 28, 2000 at 11:26:59AM -0600, Roger Ivie
wrote:
In addition to not setting the comm parameters, the BIOS must support the
IOBYTE. I don't know if this is the case for the Apple add-in cards, which
is why I said "I don't know anything about the BIOS implementations on
the Z80 cards" above.
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Roger Ivie
rivie(a)teraglobal.com
Not speaking for TeraGlobal Communications Corporation
I don't know anything about the BIOS
implementations on the Z80
cards, but I
use the exact same executable of Kermit on a
variety of CP/M hardware.
It's been a while, but I clearly remember that building CP/M Kermit for
the TRS-80 Model II required a special version of one of the source files
(probably just for SET SPEED etc., the Model II wasn't as weird as the other
TRS-80s so ORG 100H wasn't a problem), and they had versions for lots of
other machines too. Maybe you're safe on any machine as long as you don't
try to set the comm parameters though.