Re: Apple II Emulator

[labute@galois.math.mcgill.ca (John LABUTE)]

In article <C67JLA.pu@murdoch.acc.Virginia.EDU> 
adb2y@faraday.clas.Virginia.EDU (Allen David Boozer) writes:

>Hi, all!  I just recently downloaded an Apple II emulator called
>Apl2em-2.  I set up the ROM files, and the emulator works fine, except
>for the serial card.  Using the default apple.ini file, I get the
>error message "Invalid Pullup".  If I delete the line, the emulator
>loads up properly, but when I try to talk to the modem the emulator
>locks up (I can still exit to DOS, though).  I am using the kermitp
>communicatoins program, and have a 2400 baud modem on COM1.  Any
>ideas?  Has anyone gotten the serial emulation to work, and if so,
>what did you put in the apple.ini file?  Thanks!
>
>						-David Boozer

The problem is that kermit uses hardware interupts and so switch 
sw2-6 on the super serial card has to be set on. I had the same
problem with the emulator and when I got a copy of the software
for my Apple II+ I had the same problem. On reading the kermit manual
I found the above solution, which worked for my II+. However, I have
no way of doing the same with the emulator. I don't think it would
be too hard to modify the source code of aple2em-2 in order to get
kermitp to work but that is outside my comptence. Perhaps some kind 
soul could do it for us.
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