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Original [http://club100.org/library/ups/teenyd.do Teeny documentation]
Original [http://club100.org/library/ups/teenyd.do Teeny documentation]


There are several ways to bootstrap it on to the portable. Here are a few examples. In all cases below except PDDuino, you will need the correct type of [[Model_T_Serial_Cable|serial cable]].
There are several different ways to bootstrap it on to the portable. Here are a few examples. In all cases below except PDDuino or Backpack, you will need [[Model_T_Serial_Cable|this serial cable]].


If your host pc is linux or macosx or freebsd or any *nix, you can use "dlplus", which not only has a bootstrap function, but also comes with several TPDD client loaders including TEENY already bundled in.
=LOADERS=
git clone git@github.com:bkw777/dlplus.git
A "loader" is a BASIC program that creates a machine language program. The loader is necessary because it can be transferred over a serial connection.<br>
make clean all && sudo make install
In most cases to install TEENY you will first need to download the loader designed for the target machine.<br>
dl -b=TEENY.100
Some methods below already have a loader for TEENY built-in.<br>
Loaders for all available platforms may be found here: https://github.com/bkw777/dlplus/tree/master/clients/teeny


Otherwise, first, download a "loader", a BASIC program that creates the machine-language program.<br>
:[https://github.com/bkw777/dlplus/raw/master/clients/teeny/TEENY.100 TEENY for TRS-80 Model 100 & TANDY Model 102]
Teeny loaders for several Model 100 clones are gathered in one place here:<br>
https://github.com/bkw777/dlplus/tree/master/clients/teeny
 
:[https://github.com/bkw777/dlplus/raw/master/clients/teeny/TEENY.100 TEENY for TRS-80 Model 100 & 102]
:[https://github.com/bkw777/dlplus/raw/master/clients/teeny/TEENY.200 TEENY for TANDY Model 200]
:[https://github.com/bkw777/dlplus/raw/master/clients/teeny/TEENY.200 TEENY for TANDY Model 200]
:[https://github.com/bkw777/dlplus/raw/master/clients/teeny/TEENY.NEC TEENY for NEC PC-8201 & PC-8300]
:[https://github.com/bkw777/dlplus/raw/master/clients/teeny/TEENY.NEC TEENY for NEC PC-8201 & PC-8300]
:[https://github.com/bkw777/dlplus/raw/master/clients/teeny/TEENY.M10 TEENY for Olivetti M10]
:[https://github.com/bkw777/dlplus/raw/master/clients/teeny/TEENY.M10 TEENY for Olivetti M10]
:(there is no version for Kyotronic KC-85)
:(There is no version for Kyotronic KC-85 at this time)


Next, copy the loader to the portable by the serial port. There are a few different ways to do this.
=Windows=
Download one of the loaders above.<br>
Then use [https://github.com/bkw777/tsend tsend] to install it.


If your host pc is Windows, you can use this PowerShell script:
==Other options for Windows==
:[https://github.com/bkw777/tsend tsend]
[http://club100.org/memfiles/index.php?action=downloadfile&filename=Setup250.EXE&directory=Kurt%20McCullum& mComm for Windows] includes a bootstrap function, and includes a TEENY installer built-in, but doesn't work on Windows10. It's unknown what versions of Windows it works on or when it stopped working. Note, it runs, it just doesn't actually work, at least not the bootstrap function.


Other options:
=Linux, MAC, *BSD, most any Unix=
If your host pc is linux or macosx or freebsd or any *nix, you can use [https://github.com/bkw777/dlplus dlplus].<br>
All of the loaders above are already bundled with this package, so you don't need to dlownload it seperately.
git clone git@github.com:bkw777/dlplus.git
make clean all && sudo make install
dl -b=TEENY.100
 
=DOS=
==TEENY.EXE==
TEENY.EXE is a DOS executable that has loaders for Model 100 and 200 built-in, though the one for model 200 has a typo, so this actually only works for Model 100 & 102.


Windows, Mac, Linux, or DOS: You can run the MS-DOS Desk-Link, using dosbox (or actually run MS-DOS or FreeDOS on an old machine).
Get TEENY.EXE from [http://www.club100.org/memfiles/index.php?action=downloadfile&filename=T2005.zip&directory=Ron%20Wiesen/TEENY T2005.zip]<br>
:Get the file "dl-arc.exe" which is a self-extracting dos executable, and run it with dosbox.
Run TEENY.EXE and follow it's prompts, and it will install TEENY onto the portable.
:That will unpack a bunch of files including both Desk-Link.COM and TEENY.EXE.
<!--
:Run TEENY.EXE in dosbox and it will install teeny onto the portable.
How to do this all from dosbox on linux, icluding some dosbox commandline switches to connect ttyUSB0 as COM1 in dos without having to edit the dosbox config file.
:You will need to give dosbox some command-line options to map COM1 inside dosbox to a serial device on the host pc.
:For instance, on linux, with a usb-serial adapter plugged in:
  mkdir /tmp/dlarc
  mkdir /tmp/dlarc
  cd /tmp/dlarc
  cd /tmp/dlarc
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  ...
  ...
  C:\>teeny
  C:\>teeny
Note: If you try to use TEENY.EXE to install TEENY on a Model 200 it won't work. There IS a version for model 200 in the executable, but it has a typo! That typo is corrected in TEENY.200 in dlplus.
-->
 
==LAPTAP==
Get the approriate loader.do from the list above.<br>
Then see using [[LAPTAP]].


Windows: [http://club100.org/memfiles/index.php?action=downloadfile&filename=Setup250.EXE&directory=Kurt%20McCullum& mComm for Windows]
==Android==
[http://club100.org/memfiles/index.php?&direction=0&order=&directory=Kurt%20McCullum/mComm%20Android mComm for Android] has a bootstrap function and a TEENY loader build in.


Android: [http://club100.org/memfiles/index.php?&direction=0&order=&directory=Kurt%20McCullum/mComm%20Android mComm for Android]
==Arduino==
[https://github.com/bkw777/PDDuino PDDuino]<br>
Use with one of the loaders above.


Arduino: [https://github.com/bkw777/PDDuino PDDuino]
==Backpack==
[https://www.soigeneris.com/tandy-tpdd-2-backpack-drive Backpack]<br>
Use with one of the loaders above.

Latest revision as of 08:39, 23 April 2022

"TEENY" is the tiniest "TPDD client" for Tandy and NEC portable computers.

Original Teeny documentation

There are several different ways to bootstrap it on to the portable. Here are a few examples. In all cases below except PDDuino or Backpack, you will need this serial cable.

LOADERS

A "loader" is a BASIC program that creates a machine language program. The loader is necessary because it can be transferred over a serial connection.
In most cases to install TEENY you will first need to download the loader designed for the target machine.
Some methods below already have a loader for TEENY built-in.
Loaders for all available platforms may be found here: https://github.com/bkw777/dlplus/tree/master/clients/teeny

TEENY for TRS-80 Model 100 & TANDY Model 102
TEENY for TANDY Model 200
TEENY for NEC PC-8201 & PC-8300
TEENY for Olivetti M10
(There is no version for Kyotronic KC-85 at this time)

Windows

Download one of the loaders above.
Then use tsend to install it.

Other options for Windows

mComm for Windows includes a bootstrap function, and includes a TEENY installer built-in, but doesn't work on Windows10. It's unknown what versions of Windows it works on or when it stopped working. Note, it runs, it just doesn't actually work, at least not the bootstrap function.

Linux, MAC, *BSD, most any Unix

If your host pc is linux or macosx or freebsd or any *nix, you can use dlplus.
All of the loaders above are already bundled with this package, so you don't need to dlownload it seperately. 

git clone git@github.com:bkw777/dlplus.git
make clean all && sudo make install
dl -b=TEENY.100

DOS

TEENY.EXE

TEENY.EXE is a DOS executable that has loaders for Model 100 and 200 built-in, though the one for model 200 has a typo, so this actually only works for Model 100 & 102.

Get TEENY.EXE from T2005.zip
Run TEENY.EXE and follow it's prompts, and it will install TEENY onto the portable.

LAPTAP

Get the approriate loader.do from the list above.
Then see using LAPTAP.

Android

mComm for Android has a bootstrap function and a TEENY loader build in.

Arduino

PDDuino
Use with one of the loaders above.

Backpack

Backpack
Use with one of the loaders above.

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