[Coco] Coco as unix terminal
Mark Marlette
mark at cloud9tech.com
Mon Jan 31 20:59:55 EST 2005
At 07:41 PM 1/31/2005, you wrote:
John,
Refresh my memory. Who was working on this CoCo USB??
Thanks,
Mark
>On Tue, 2005-02-01 at 12:24 +1100, David wrote:
>
> > is it possible to use the Coco to connect to a unix box (ie FreeBSD, linux,
> > etc) and use it as a remote terminal?
> >
> > would this have to be done via serial connection, or is another connect
> > method available?
> >
>
>Serial is the easiest way. No ethernet for coco yet. You can even use
>the built-in bitbanger port if you don't need really high speeds. But
>for best results you should use a rs232 plug-in card.
>
> > (anyone considered a way to send serial-style data over wireless? I'd love
> > to 'amaze my friends' with this 8-bit coco that can magically access the
> > internet using lynx etc from my linux box :P )
> >
>
>There are serial->wireless adapters available: bluetooth, IrDA.
>Depending on how much you want to spend you will either have to write a
>lot or no code on the coco side.
>
>There was also some talk of hooking a USB controller to Coco, but I
>don't think there's any activity in that direction right now. (see
>microusb.org for how they did it on the Atari). There are lots of USB ->
>wireless solutions, which is why I bring it up.
>
>-- John.
>
>
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