On Jan 12, 12:50=A0pm, BLuRry  wrote:
> On Jan 12, 8:36=A0am, lyricalnanoha
>
>  wrote:
> > On Mon, 12 Jan 2009, BLuRry wrote:
> > > I would need one of the following for GS support to happen:
>
> > > 2) A //gs emulator with serial emulation via TCP/IP
>
> > You mean like KEGS?
>
> > -uso.
>
> Didn't know KEGS had TCP/IP serial port emulation. =A0Well, that does
> make things easier for me. =A0:-D
>
> Acme supports 65816, so no more excuses for me! =A0Thanks for the tip!
>
> -B

Ok, I was able to confirm that Kegs works... sort of.  The serial
emulation is pretty raw, in that the apple is sending screen text
directly as upper-ascii characters (high-bit set).  The SSC firmware
translates apple screentext to lower-ascii (standard) characters, but
Kegs' telnet emulation does not do this.  Is this how a //gs actually
works as well?  Since the overall goal is to stream full 8-bit data, I
need to know if this is something I have to code around or if it is
unique to Kegs alone.

-B
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