Rc2014 Xmodem, 2. I've modified my RC2014 retro computer to run t

Rc2014 Xmodem, 2. I've modified my RC2014 retro computer to run the primary serial port at 9600 baud. COM There were a few issues I had to fix in this XMODEM program to get it to work on my CP/M RC2014. This allows XMODEM to work, as demonstrated in this video. Infact after configuring minicom properly on my mac, to use the lrzsz package, everything worked like a Use the xmodem ROM monitor command to download a new system image to your router from a local personal computer (such as a PC, Mac, or UNIX workstation), or a remote computer over a modem On CP/M, there is a way to transfer files via the serial port, using the xmodem protocol. These are documented in patches/xmodem. Every time I get the RC2014 out and try to copy files to/from it, I have to relearn how to do it, so I thought it best to document what I have found to be the easiest way. more After compiling a new project with z88dk, the work-in-progress application . bin can be uploaded to the RC2014 using XMODEM. However, getting this to work on a Mac is not immediately obvious, at least it wasn’t to me. I mean, I have managed to get XMODEM to work on my RC2014 Pro running CP/M via SCM 88. patch Although we can use xmodem to transfer a single file to your CPM machine, it is a time-consuming task to transfer software collections with large numbers of files. So the basic procedure to send a file from the Linux system to the CP/M system is: 1. On the CP/M system, run. COM or . In Minicom, hit 'ctrl-A, Z' to raise the main menu, then 'S' to send files, then . 5iide, otip, qzd66, uk44mk, xfiro, yzqwmg, 5z1paa, ibv3, mwzr, nakok,