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| subject: | Re: Using tcpser on a Pi for telnet gateway to C64? |
On Tue, 20 Jun 2017 00:45:02 -0700 (PDT), 6502enhanced{at}gmail.com wrote:
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> Today I had another stop of tcpser. So it ran now for 8 days without problems.
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> I don't know why it stopped.
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> Has anyone an explanation or a hint what I can do?
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> Here is a pic of the monitor when tcpser stopped:
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> https://s22.postimg.org/ar4ayh2zl/PI_Hayes.jpg
You might be able to bypass tcpser and most of your setup.
I just came around info and a video by LGR from YouTube [1] about the
WIFI232 http://hackaday.com/2017/06/17/bbsing-with-the-esp8266/>. Which
at one end has an RS-232 adapter you plug into any of your old hardware
(C64, Amiga, Apple ][, Macintosh, RadioShack, Atari, many others from
back of the day. It claims to be a Hayes compatible modem. Then sets up a
serial connection and call a terminal program on the computer (I notice
there is COMMSTAR for many 8bit computers available) and issue AT
commands. Not only "ATD123456" to dial. Also to connect to your WIFI. I
think it was something like "ATESSIDmywifi_source". There is a PDF user
manual in the web some where.
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsS0E4G310Y>
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