Re: image to disk ?-- ways to transfer

["Simon Biber" <simon@basilisk2.cjb.net>]

Thanks. That format is not mine, it is from a file I downloaded,
ADTandDOS33dmp.

It looks like you wrote the documentation included (dos33dmpinfo.txt), and
in it you suggest 300 baud with no delays, but also say "using Hyperterm at
2400 baud with the IIgs set at 10MHz (using a 400ms end-of-line delay)."

Based on what we've discussed, isn't 400 ms overkill, especially on a 10MHz
IIgs?

Simon.


>      Yes. Your 'end of line' (of entries) would always come before you run
out
> of space on a 40-col line. The CR would force a linefeed and display
update and
> you would get the appropriate Line Delay at that time.
>
>      A format like yours would mean that a plain char send could be at max
> speed because the Apple II is just putting a char in the buffer and on the
> screen and this never forces a full display update.
>
>      At 1200 baud-- about 8ms/char-- there is no need for the sender to
add a
> char delay. You have plenty of time to get the just received char and deal
with
> it and be waiting when the next char arrives. You would come close to a
full
> 120 chars/sec. You could probably go to 2400 baud with no problem.