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Example:
Example:
   wget https://archive.org/download/M100SIG/M100SIG.zip/Lib-09-PERIFERALS/PDD210.ZIP
   wget https://github.com/LivingM100SIG/Living_M100SIG/raw/main/M100SIG/Lib-09-PERIFERALS/PDD210.ZIP
   unzip PDD210.ZIP
   unzip PDD210.ZIP
   dosbox -c "serial1 directserial realport:ttyUSB0" .
   dosbox -c "serial1 directserial realport:ttyUSB0" .
   C:>pdd
   C:>pdd

Latest revision as of 00:43, 30 January 2024

A "TPDD client", also usually called a DOS(note), is software that runs on the portable and can read and write files on a Tandy Portable Disk Drive or Tandy Portable Disk Drive 2, or any of their rebadged versions like Brother FB-100 and Purple Computing disk drive, or any "TPDD server", software which runs on a pc and emulates a TPDD.

To use a TPDD client with a real TPDD1 or TPDD2 drive, you need the special cable that came with the drive, or a new cable that has the same electronics inside.

TPDD#Cable
https://github.com/bkw777/TPDD_Cable
https://www.arcadeshopper.com/wp/?page_id=11#!/Special-serial-cable-for-Tandy-Portable-Disk-Drive-and-Tandy-Portable-Disk-Drive-2/p/144969001/category=28313042

To use a TPDD client with a TPDD emulator, you need a normal Model_T_Serial_Cable.

DOS's (TPDD clients) for Model T computers
Floppy The official DOS that came with the TPDD1
Flopy2 The official DOS that came with the TPDD2
TS-DOS Commercial DOS from Travelling Software
The most popular DOS. Now free.
POWR-DOS / POWR-DISK An early commercial DOS from Acroatix
Some unique features
Tiny A tiny DOS by Tracey Allen that originally came with POWR-DOS
Teeny A relocatable, and slightly smaller version of Tiny by Ron Wiesen
The smallest DOS
D & Weeny Slightly different versions of Teeny by Ron Wiesen
DSKMGR An early alternative DOS
One of the only things available for Kyotronic KC-85 and Olivetti M-10
PAKDOS File-compressor by James Yi that is also a full DOS for TPDD1 and TPDD2
Disk Power Commercial DOS by Hugo Ferreyra / Ultrasoft Innovations
TPDD clients that run on other systems
TpddTool.py Python Runs on anything that has a Python interpreter and the PySerial module
pdd.sh Bash Runs on anything that has bash. (ok also needs stty and mkfifo)
TPDDClient Windows Kurt McCullum
PDD210 MS-DOS Tim Palmquist
PDD2 MS-DOS TPDD2 client by Brian Woodcox
PDD1 MS-DOS TPDD1 client by BJ Gleason - modified from PDD2
LapDOS MS-DOS Travelling Software
PC-PDD MS-DOS MicroMime
MacDOS Macintosh 128,512,Plus,SE, etc... Travelling Software
DISCMGR Cambridge Z88 Originally supplied with the drive on an eprom cartridge. (link says DISKMGR but it's really DISCMGR)
DISC-RPB Cambridge Z88
MacTrans HyperCard TPDD client implemented as Macintosh HyperCard stack ??? (dead link)
TDISK NEC PC-8401 "Starlet" Probably also the PC-8501? Possibly even other CP/M machines?
STPDD Atari ST
PDDos Atari ST
T*.BAS gwbasic 4 files: TDIR.BAS TREAD.BAS TWRITE.BAS TERASE.BAS

To run MS-DOS apps on Linux with DOS's COM1 connected to Linux's /dev/ttyUSB0, and DOS's C: drive mounted on the current directory:

 dosbox -c "serial1 directserial realport:ttyUSB0" .

Example:

 wget https://github.com/LivingM100SIG/Living_M100SIG/raw/main/M100SIG/Lib-09-PERIFERALS/PDD210.ZIP
 unzip PDD210.ZIP
 dosbox -c "serial1 directserial realport:ttyUSB0" .
 C:>pdd