
Verify that the keystretch is set for ~400, or whatever your system requires. If the Symbolic Links are BLACK with RED Text, that device is DISABLED or DOES NOT EXIST. Select the Image, or Symbolic Link for each Disk Image or Real Floppy Drive. Once the Emulator starts, use F7 to Double check the Model is Model 4, Disk Drive Step is Single and the Size as 5' forĪll eight drives. This allows the emulator to run faster than a real TRS80.īy default, when on, the emulator runs 5 times the speed of a normal TRS80, however, the rate is adjustable through the text GUI, or Use the F11 Function Key for Turbo Mode ON/OFF Toggle for the Emulator Speed. Use the F8 Function Key to EXIT the Emulator. Use the F7 Function Key to Setup the Virtual & Floppy Drives.
SDLTRS MANUAL SERIAL
(NOTE: I disabled the Serial Port to stop the errors with the -serial switch)Ĭode: Select all ~/sdltrs_1_1_0/src/linux/sdltrs -keystretch 400 -serial ' -autodelay -model 4 -diskdir. Run sdltrs (adjust keystretch down to around 500 from 4000 to prevent multiple keystrokes depending on how fast your Host system is running): This step totally if you want to set up sdltrs from the text GUI.)ĥ. NOTE: (You don't need to use Symbolic links if you aren't going to be using Real Floppy Drives. Ln -s /dev/fd1 disk4-3 #THESE ARE REAL FLOPPY DRIVES Ln -s /dev/fd0 disk4-2 #THESE ARE REAL FLOPPY DRIVES Ln -s ~/xtrs/Mmcpm231/MMTOOLS.DSK disk4-1 There are 8 Drives available.:Ĭode: Select all ln -s ~/sdltrs_1_1_0/src/linux/MMCPM231.DSK disk4-0



Create the Symbolic Links to the files you will use, and to real TRS-80 Model 1, 3, or 4 Internal/External Drives. Won't survive a reboot.) NOTE: mkdisk is included in Tim Mann's xtrs.Ĭode: Select all mkdisk -u -k filename.dmkĤ. If you don't change the file to unprotected, you may not be able to save the parameters so the settings The Drive Parameters and save the settings. (If you are using Montezuma Micro 2.31 CP/M, you may use mkdisk to reset the write protect attribute of the file, so you can use CONFIG to change DMK (NEWDOS, DOSPLUS, LDOS, TRSDOS, ULTRADOS, MULTIDOS, or MONTEZUMA MICRO CP/M) OS files you will use: Sudo cp ~/pathto/model4p.rom ~/sdltrs_1_1_0/src/linux/romimage.m4p #(Original Filename was model4p.rom)ģ. Sudo cp ~/pathto/model4.rom ~/sdltrs_1_1_0/src/linux/romimage.m4 #(Original Filename was model4.rom) Sudo cp ~/pathto/model3.rom ~/sdltrs_1_1_0/src/linux/romimage.m3 #(Original Filename was model3.rom) Sudo cp ~/pathto/level2.rom ~/sdltrs_1_1_0/src/linux/level2rom.hex #(Original Filename was level2.rom) Copy Model I, Model III, Model 4, and Model 4P ROM image files to ~/sdltrs_1_1_0/src/linux/Ĭode: Select all cd ~/sdktrs_1_1_0/src/linux Model 4 files will be disk4-0, disk4-1, disk4-2, disk4-3Īnd real hardware drives can be used via Symbolic linking.Ģ. Model 3 files will be disk3-0, disk3-1, disk3-2, disk3-3 Model 1 files will be disk1-0, disk1-1, disk1-2, disk1-3

Remove any previous Symbolic linked files (if any):Ĭode: Select all cd ~/sdltrs_1_1_0/src/linux
SDLTRS MANUAL INSTALL
Compile & Install (no configure file exists, and no errors from compile assumed.mine worked fine):ġ. Use Synaptics to install the following Library Files needed for the Compile:Ģ. It also removes the Bin file from the source subdirectory.ġ. 'make clean' won't remove anything on the first compile, but will clean up on a successive compile. TYPICAL COMPILE STEPS: (from within your source directory)
SDLTRS MANUAL SOFTWARE
Sdltrs Manualwill install the software needed to compile your code. Will tell you the kernel you are currently running.Ĭode: Select all sudo apt-get install build-essential linux-headers-$(uname -r) Kernel you are running, if you are going to compile code. Typically you need to install build-essential and the headers for the Linux and sdltrs rely on this information to know how fast your drives are spinning and hence what data rate to Be sure to set the drive type correctly in (ROM Files were not included!)Īt this point you need to check any Physical Floppy drives connected to your computer.
SDLTRS MANUAL CODE
This HOWTO: will guide you through the process of downloading, compiling, and getting SDLTRS - Radio Shack Model 1, 3, & 4 EMULATORĭownload the Source code for Version 1.1.0 from Mark Grebe's site.Įxtract the mg-sdltrs_110_ file to your sdltrs_1_1_0 subdirectory.
