[Coco] Serial to USB adaptor compatible with CoCo?

Gene Heskett gene.heskett at verizon.net
Sun Dec 11 00:38:14 EST 2005


On Sunday 11 December 2005 00:21, Roger Merchberger wrote:
>Rumor has it that Chris Hawks may have mentioned these words:
>>     A loooong time ago, I ported KA9Q to both OS9 6809 and OS9
>> 68000. It's a group of programs that provide TCP/IP thru a serial
>> port via PPP. I used it to have telnet and ftp capabilities on both
>> my Coco
>
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>Heh. Heh. Heheheh. Kewl! Thats... Like... Kewl!
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>>  and MM1.
>
>Any way to convert an Amiga 4000T to one? (read: Can I get OS-9 to
> run on my Amiga?) - IIRC, there was a version that ran on the Atari
> ST, but I've never heard if there was a port to the Amiga...

There is a very poorly done port, by Digby-Tarvan in aussieland.  From 
what I hear the gfx is busted, and he wanted $600 AU for a copy 10 
years ago.  Obviously nobody up in dollar land ever bought a copy at 
that price.

But, even better if you want to play, there is a well supported m68k 
version of linux available from debian and others that will run on the 
amiga.

>>  I connected
>>via PPP from my Coco to my Linux box and it connected via PPP to my
>> ISP. Didn't have a Coco browser, but, kinda neat to FTP from RTSI
>> to my CocoIII!
>>
>>     I have disks of both. I offer them for free (it's GPL) at my
>> booth at the CocoFests.
>
>I'll tell the wifey we're booked that weekend... ;-)
>
>Laterz,
>Roger "Merch" Merchberger
>
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