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|    Joacim Melin to All    |
|    Re: C128 and BBS...how??    |
|    02 Dec 17 16:02:24    |
      From: nospam.Joacim.Melin@f120.n201.z2.binkp.net               c> In another thread someone mentioned setting up a BBS with a C128.               c> I saw some videos a while back about people connecting 8-bit computers        c> online and connecting to BBS's.               c> How can I do that on my C128? (also have a C128D if that helps).              It's actually a bit harder than it may appear. If you're gonna run a BBS on       your C128 you need a User Port <-> RS-232-adapter, and that RS-232-adapter will        vary depending on which BBS package you want to use. Some packages works with       more generally available adapters such as the VIC-1011A, and others only work       with the Swiftlink adapter which is very hard to come by and when it's on sale       it goes for silly money.              If you just want to connect other BBS:es from your C128, almost any User Port       <-> RS-232-adapter will do, or one of these Wifi-modems that connect to the       user port and then your wifi at home and acts as a hayes-compatible modem for       the C128.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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