Posts Tagged ‘terminal’
Generally MAME emulations that would use a terminal make use of the built in terminal emulation. So you can just start MAME and get going with a screen like this: But that has some limitations, such as you can’t copy from it, or paste into it. Also if you want to use the MAME display […]
Filed under: MAME, RC2014 | Leave a Comment
Tags: COM, emulator, MAME, port, RC2014, serial, terminal
It turned out that my TMS9995 system had no modules in common with my CP/M system, as it’s using the ROM and RAM modules left over from the CP/M upgrade. All I needed was another backplane to be able to run both at once. SC116 3 slot backplane As the TMS9995 uses three modules: CPU, […]
Filed under: Raspberry Pi, RC2014, retro, TMS9995 | Leave a Comment
Tags: CP/M, FT232, FTDI, minicom, PL2303, RC2014, screen, terminal, TMS9995
One of the great disappointments for me in last week’s launch of the iPhone 5 is that it doesn’t come with near field communications (NFC) capabilities. This was explained in an interview with Senior VP Phil Schiller: It’s not clear that NFC is the solution to any current problem, Schiller said. “Passbook does the kinds of […]
Filed under: could_do_better, technology | 1 Comment
Tags: apple, authentication, NFC, payments, terminal, token
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