c60b-gd@buddy.Berkeley.EDU (Ofer Licht) (02/27/88)
I bought a c128 a long time ago. The cp/m that came with it didn't support the user port and so modeming was out. Some time in Dec '85 a friend of mine in Miami gave me a beta version of a new cp/m that did support the user port, plus add key click and some other little things. I currently use IMP-C128, a terminal program by Irv Hoff. Keyboard response is still terribley s l o w and sssstttiiiccckkkeeeyyy. Have there been any new releases?
wjt@wp3b01.UUCP (Bill Taggart) (02/29/88)
In article <1056@pasteur.Berkeley.Edu> c60b-gd@buddy.Berkeley.EDU.UUCP (Ofer Licht) writes: >I bought a c128 a long time ago. The cp/m that came with it >didn't support the user port and so modeming was out. Some time >in Dec '85 a friend of mine in Miami gave me a beta version of a >new cp/m that did support the user port, plus add key click and some >other little things. I currently use IMP-C128, a terminal program >by Irv Hoff. Keyboard response is still terribley s l o w and >sssstttiiiccckkkeeeyyy. Have there been any new releases? I don't know about new releases for IMP, I use MEX -- but, I don't believe IMP is the source of your problem. If you don't have it, you need to get a copy of of CONFIG.COM and CONFIG.HLP. This allows you to change certain parameters of CP/M like screen and character color, port baud rate, keyboard feel, keyboard repeat, and even the volume of the keyboard clicks. I have it in my PROFILE.SUB file to set up the screen the way I like it. You will also get faster response if you turn off the 40-column screen driver -- SCREEN40.COM. -- Bill Taggart {uunet | ihnp4}!wp3b01!wjt
c60b-gd@buddy.Berkeley.EDU (Ofer Licht) (03/05/88)
In article <474@wp3b01.UUCP> wjt@wp3b01.UUCP (Bill Taggart) writes: >In article <1056@pasteur.Berkeley.Edu> c60b-gd@buddy.Berkeley.EDU.UUCP (Ofer Licht) writes: .. >>Have there been any new releases? >I don't know about new releases for IMP, I use MEX I meant new releases of cp/m. But I got some info on that... >you need to get a copy of of CONFIG.COM and CONFIG.HLP. Are these on the new version cp/m disks? and what about SCREEN40.COM? What other utilities are in existence for cp/m on c128? Sound? 80-column graphics? ... Ofer Licht
sekora-jay@CS.YALE.EDU (Jay Sekora) (07/24/89)
(1) I have lost the information on how to get the additional disk
of "standard" CP/M utilities for the C128 (ED, the assemblers,
etc.). There was a card to mail in that came with my C128D, but
I've lost it. I got my machine a couple of years ago, and I *think*
I registered my copy of CP/M.
(2) Does anyone know where I could get (public domain or fairly
cheap):
* a decent CP/M text editor
* a Z-80 assembler (I understand the one that
comes with CP/M uses 8080 mnemonics--I like
my LDIR)
* a C compiler (I understand there's a good
PD C compiler that comes with source)
I read comp.sys.cbm fairly often, so you can reply either by posting
here or by email.
Thanks,
-j.
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| 6455 Yale Station, New Haven, CT 06520ksk@well.UUCP (Kianusch Sayah-Karadji) (07/26/89)
In article <67290@yale-celray.yale.UUCP> sekora-jay@CS.YALE.EDU (Jay Sekora) writes: >(1) I have lost the information on how to get the additional disk >of "standard" CP/M utilities for the C128 (ED, the assemblers, >etc.). [...] > >(2) Does anyone know where I could get (public domain or fairly >cheap): > [...] Try Q-Link... they have a good selection on CP/M programs for the 128. Greetings Kianusch