hosp@uni-paderborn.de (Holger Spangardt) writes: : Please don't laugh, but I have an old C128 (Commodore) lying in the corner and : I would like to use it as a Terminal together with Linux. Btw a friend of mine : would like to do the same, to have terminal for his girlfriend. : Is there anyone who has experiences with things like that, where can I get the : necessary software for C128 and what kind of hardware do I need. (The C128 has : a RS232 and I hope I can use it int he CP/M Mode). I'm using 0.98pl2. I've hooked a TRS-80 Model 4P into here for a quick test. :) It worked fine, both under LS-DOS as well as CP/M. You shouldn't have a problem with the C128. All you need is a modem program. I got the /ASM source for a VT-100 emulator for the 4P that I used, but most any terminal emulator should work fine in conjunction with a null-modem cable. -- Steven M. Palm smp@myamiga.mixcom.com or smp@myamig2.myamiga.mixcom.com (LINUX SITE) Milwaukee, WI
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