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Racer - You're running both the modified tcpser and vice in Windows, right? On one of the bulletin boards someone said they could not get the Win64 compiled Vice to run, saying it gave an error stating that it was not a 32-bit application. (Technically it is a 64-bit application, so maybe they ...

Now I am not sure if it has anything to do with what you have been modifying, but UP9600 support does not seem to work.

I set tcpser to use 9600 baud and set the RS232 settings for UP9600, 9600 baud using serial device 3 which is the IP232 to my tcpser at 9600 baud and I just get random garbage on ...

EDIT:

Disregard this post. I apparently had some settings in vice messed up and it was not showing the registers correctly in the monitor. I reset everything and now the swiftlink registers are showing up.



Ok, so I did a little playing around but to me DCD with ACIA is still not being passed to ...

Cube,

I discovered it by accident. I was playing with the terminal I wrote so I was just typing in random AT commands and then I "broke" it on the ATA. Though it was my code at first.

Not a big deal. Just a heads up to anyone, don't type ATA. For now anyway.

May have found a small issue in tcpser.

Using on Windows10 x64

Any terminal program, Z*Term, CCGMS, Novaterm, etc

typing in AT commands works as expected until you type in ATA (For answer)

I have logging enabled in tcpser and after I type ATA this shows on the tcpser screen

2022-05-18 17:00:05 ...

Maybe I am doing something wrong but I do not see a tcpser executable file for windows?