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  2. Posted · Edited by Kyle22
    MORE.

    Around 2007 or so I used the example SIO driver code FROM sdx 4.22 and modified it to be a MyIDE.SYS driver, which I added to the Cart ROM flash file. That was the first implementation of MyIDE on SDX (without Partition Table support) [I am BAD at mathematics]. This is how APT got started. Many magnitudes of THANKS to KMK and especially FJC who took this idea and ran with it.

     

    Mad-Assembler-master.zip

    Maybe you could do the same thing with N: The example source code was good. It is a good generic template for writing a MAD assembleable SDX driver.

     

     Look here: http://mads.atari8.info/mads_eng.html

     

    Look at SIO.ASM.

     

    D/L Attachment. This is the latest version I have.

     

    SDX 4.22 source included. There is no reason this shouldn't be released publicly for the good of the community.

    sdx422.zip

     

    SIO.ASM

  5. Posted · Edited by Kyle22

    I'd suggest emulate MSS because it supports DNS resolution so I can type ATDT broadway1.lorexddns.net instead of 96.235.16.79.

     

    That makes it good for BobTerm, et al.

     

    Edit: I use a UDS-10 and have had trouble with double characters, etc. This means you must use RAW protocol, etc. IIRC, the MSS fixes that as well. Correct me if I'm wrong @_The Doctor__.

     

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    1 minute ago, jamm said:

    @Kyle22 You're running one of the world's least secure and most malware-targeted 32-bit operating systems. You're not doing yourself any favors staying on it.  If you're really concerned about security, go with one of the more secure Linux distributions. There you'll have current support and patches and also be able to run many legacy Win32 programs via WINE.

     

    No one is ignoring Windows XP out of spite. The tools to support it have been either deprecated or outright unsupported by Microsoft for years, so anyone wanting to support it would have to go though (oftentimes significant) extra effort to do so.  We need to spend our very limited programming resources on FujiNet.

     

    Understood, but still would be nice.

     

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    I lost video due to (I believe) a dead transistor. I'll reboot it and hope it works. I work 7 days a week and have little time. I'll try to get a day off soon. It's difficult because I am the only person at the store that knows how to do everything. They don't know how to rent a U-Haul or pay a phone bill or pay a utility bill... It's difficult to find HONEST people to train for the job.

    I recently found a girl that seems decent and honest. As of right now, I think she's gonna work out. Maybe in a week or 2 I hope to fix it.

     

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