Hi Dave,

What's exactly what you want? An MS-DOS disk image with a pascal
version that runs under CP/M (need to transfer yourself to the P112)? I
do have forth and pascal somewhere, but it sounds like for you it's not
easy to transfer them to P112?

OK, just let us know!
Michel

www.xiac.com


Dave wrote:
> Hi folks!
>
> I'd love to run the above on my P112. I have a DOS PC with 5.25 and
> 3.5 disks and a Tandy Model 4 with Montezuma CP/M (which I believe did
> all sorts of cool things with CP/M disk formats). Regrettably, I have
> no clue where to begin finding and converting such.
>
> Would someone please send or post explicit instructions on what to do?
> Alternatively, I'd pay a nominal fee via PayPal for somebody to make up
> P112 disk image(s) with the above. Modula-2 would be cool, too, but I
> don't want to be greedy.
>
> Thanks.
>
> -Dave
>
> dlowry __at__ mn __dot__ rr __dot__ com

Dave wrote:
>
> Hi folks!
>
> I'd love to run the above on my P112. I have a DOS PC with 5.25 and
> 3.5 disks and a Tandy Model 4 with Montezuma CP/M (which I believe did
> all sorts of cool things with CP/M disk formats). Regrettably, I have
> no clue where to begin finding and converting such.
-----------------------
Gee, you can download TurboPascal and a bunch of Forths that run on
CP/M lately, Lisp I don't know, but what's you're real problem here?
Any up and running P112 will do this, what's wrong? Do you not know
how to get a modem program going, or how to send files back and forth?


> Would someone please send or post explicit instructions on what to do?
> Alternatively, I'd pay a nominal fee via PayPal for somebody to make up
> P112 disk image(s) with the above. Modula-2 would be cool, too, but I
> don't want to be greedy.
>
> Thanks.
>
> -Dave
>
> dlowry __at__ mn __dot__ rr __dot__ com
------------------------
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-Steve
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R. Steve Walz wrote:
> Dave wrote:
> >
> > Hi folks!
> >
> > I'd love to run the above on my P112. I have a DOS PC with 5.25 and
> > 3.5 disks and a Tandy Model 4 with Montezuma CP/M (which I believe did
> > all sorts of cool things with CP/M disk formats). Regrettably, I have
> > no clue where to begin finding and converting such.
> -----------------------
> Gee, you can download TurboPascal and a bunch of Forths that run on
> CP/M lately, Lisp I don't know, but what's you're real problem here?
> Any up and running P112 will do this, what's wrong? Do you not know
> how to get a modem program going, or how to send files back and forth?
>
>
> > Would someone please send or post explicit instructions on what to do?
> > Alternatively, I'd pay a nominal fee via PayPal for somebody to make up
> > P112 disk image(s) with the above. Modula-2 would be cool, too, but I
> > don't want to be greedy.
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> > -Dave
> >
> > dlowry __at__ mn __dot__ rr __dot__ com
> ------------------------
> ?????
>
> -Steve
> --
> -Steve Walz rstevew@armory.com ftp://ftp.armory.com/pub/user/rstevew
> Electronics Site!! 1000's of Files and Dirs!! With Schematics Galore!!
> http://www.armory.com/~rstevew or http://www.armory.com/~rstevew/Public

Steve, thanks for the reply but how about posting something helpful? I
thought I was pretty clear about my newbie status. No, I *don't* know
how to get a modem program going. My first instinct was to write, from
the PC, a CP/M floppy so I could copy to my hard drive.

As it stands, I was able to get a CD-ROM hooked up to the GIDE from
Terry G. and copy off that.

Please try and be more respectful of beginners.

-Dave

Dave wrote:
>
> R. Steve Walz wrote:
> > Dave wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi folks!
> > >
> > > I'd love to run the above on my P112. I have a DOS PC with 5.25 and
> > > 3.5 disks and a Tandy Model 4 with Montezuma CP/M (which I believe did
> > > all sorts of cool things with CP/M disk formats). Regrettably, I have
> > > no clue where to begin finding and converting such.
> > -----------------------
> > Gee, you can download TurboPascal and a bunch of Forths that run on
> > CP/M lately, Lisp I don't know, but what's you're real problem here?
> > Any up and running P112 will do this, what's wrong? Do you not know
> > how to get a modem program going, or how to send files back and forth?
> >
> >
> > > Would someone please send or post explicit instructions on what to do?
> > > Alternatively, I'd pay a nominal fee via PayPal for somebody to make up
> > > P112 disk image(s) with the above. Modula-2 would be cool, too, but I
> > > don't want to be greedy.
> > >
> > > Thanks.
> > >
> > > -Dave
> > >
> > > dlowry __at__ mn __dot__ rr __dot__ com
> > ------------------------
> > ?????
> >
> > -Steve
> > --
>
> Steve, thanks for the reply but how about posting something helpful? I
> thought I was pretty clear about my newbie status. No, I *don't* know
> how to get a modem program going. My first instinct was to write, from
> the PC, a CP/M floppy so I could copy to my hard drive.
>
> As it stands, I was able to get a CD-ROM hooked up to the GIDE from
> Terry G. and copy off that.
>
> Please try and be more respectful of beginners.
>
> -Dave
--------------------
Please don't get me wrong here, no disrespect for beginners at all!
Far be it!

Ee just need to know what spot you're coming from, do you even HAVE
a PC, do you have CP/M up and running, do you know how to use DDT
to send hex files across the serial port, or do you already have a
modem program so you can use the serial port? Sure, you can make a
disk on PC, maybe that'sthe easiest, but once you get your modem
program moved over you could send anything you need across the serial
cable from your Net-PC. Sort of a CP/M network node.

So now did you get what you wanted off the CD-ROM?

My queries were not intended to insult.
-Steve
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Steve, my apologies; must have been having a bad day.

Yes, I have a PC. Hyperterm is the 'console' for my CP/M board.

I know nothing about DDT. Presumably there's a serial comms program on
the CP/M side that will let me do z,y,zmodem transfers to the PC?

Yes, I got what I wanted off the CD, but I'd really appreciate knowing
about another transfer method.

Thanks, and again, sorry about the testy response.

-Dave

On 26 Feb 2006 08:10:28 -0800, "Dave" wrote:

>Steve, my apologies; must have been having a bad day.
>
>Yes, I have a PC. Hyperterm is the 'console' for my CP/M board.
>
>I know nothing about DDT. Presumably there's a serial comms program on
>the CP/M side that will let me do z,y,zmodem transfers to the PC?

Yes there is and likely several on the CD. HOWEVER, most of those
programs have to be tweeked for the specific system and you have to
get it on the system (p112) first!

The easiest trick is to edit PIP (there is space) to use the second
serial port for download/upload. Do a search on PIPMODEM. The
only caveat is the info to be moved must not be binary. The latter is
fixed using a a binary to hex translator UNLOAD.COM (on the net or WC
CD). Generally this is less an issue as once I've got asm/ddt/load
on the target system I transfer files as source and reassemble them.

>Yes, I got what I wanted off the CD, but I'd really appreciate knowing
>about another transfer method.

There are many ways. Easiest is using a program on the PC that will
write a compatable floppy for the P112 (I to this). Or in the case of
my Amprolb I have a provided program that can read DOS 360/5.25"
or 720/3.5" floppies (wish I could find source for that too!). It's
not rocket science to do a protocal like Xmodem as a transfer tool
either.

Allison

"R. Steve Walz" wrote:
>
.... snip ...
>
> Ee just need to know what spot you're coming from, do you even HAVE
> a PC, do you have CP/M up and running, do you know how to use DDT
> to send hex files across the serial port, or do you already have a
> modem program so you can use the serial port? Sure, you can make a
> disk on PC, maybe that'sthe easiest, but once you get your modem
> program moved over you could send anything you need across the serial
> cable from your Net-PC. Sort of a CP/M network node.

Sounds like gross misuse of DDT.

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CBFalconer wrote:
>
> "R. Steve Walz" wrote:
> >
> ... snip ...
> >
> > Ee just need to know what spot you're coming from, do you even HAVE
> > a PC, do you have CP/M up and running, do you know how to use DDT
> > to send hex files across the serial port, or do you already have a
> > modem program so you can use the serial port? Sure, you can make a
> > disk on PC, maybe that'sthe easiest, but once you get your modem
> > program moved over you could send anything you need across the serial
> > cable from your Net-PC. Sort of a CP/M network node.
>
> Sounds like gross misuse of DDT.
------------
Sorry, meant to write PIP *AND* DDT.

-Steve
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