I am using Apple-T to get in and out of terminal mode.
The version of PT 3.1 that I’m using has been broken into two 140k disk images (boot and program) to work with my FloppyEmu.
So far it’s the only version that I’ve been able to use due to the limitation of the larger size of the official Intrec .dsk file and the limitations of the FloppyEmu not supporting those larger files with my controller card. Perhaps that’s the root cause of the issue.
If it is indeed a result of this version of the program, but I’m limited to only using this version, is there another solution? Physically unplugging and plugging the WiModem back in worked in getting the type to reappear. I tried using the AT*REBOOT command thinking it would do the same, but I got stuck with flashing red and blue lights. Is there another command that would do the same, or does it just take a while for the WiModem to actually reboot with the AT*REBOOT command?
The version of PT 3.1 that I’m using has been broken into two 140k disk images (boot and program) to work with my FloppyEmu.
So far it’s the only version that I’ve been able to use due to the limitation of the larger size of the official Intrec .dsk file and the limitations of the FloppyEmu not supporting those larger files with my controller card. Perhaps that’s the root cause of the issue.
If it is indeed a result of this version of the program, but I’m limited to only using this version, is there another solution? Physically unplugging and plugging the WiModem back in worked in getting the type to reappear. I tried using the AT*REBOOT command thinking it would do the same, but I got stuck with flashing red and blue lights. Is there another command that would do the same, or does it just take a while for the WiModem to actually reboot with the AT*REBOOT command?