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Date   : Wed, 13 Feb 1991 01:21:01 GMT
From   : usc!samsung!munnari.oz.au!uniwa!vax7!nmurrayr@ucsd.edu
Subject: ZMP 1.5 on Apple //e with Applicard and SSC

In article <910208124340.20200c7b@SUMMA.TAMU.EDU>, JDB8042@SUMMA.TAMU.EDU
(John D. Baker->An Apple ZCPR3 nut//) writes:
> When I run it, ZMP puts up its title scree (proving that the gotoxy works)
and
> then hangs up.  Actually, it seems to jump back to the CCP (ZCPR3) without
> properly resetting the screen output.  The result is, that I type characters
> and they get built up in the command line buffer, but nothing happens until
> I reset the Apple (performs a somewhat stronger warm boot).  Then all the
> pending characters are displayed as if they had been typed at the system
> prompt (with returns and such which tries to invoke non-existant programs and
> the like).
> 
> It doesn't appear to even get as far as loading any of its overlays.
> 
> Can anyone help and shed light on this problem?
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> John D. Baker ->An Apple ZCPR3 nut // [STILL waiting for my CardZ180 :-(  ]
> 
> PS.  ZMP appears to send/receive a char to my serial port (SerialPro) as 
> evidenced by the RD and SD lights on my modem.  It also appears to flash the
> switchhook as evidenced by a click from the modem's speaker.  I got all the
> routines installed except the ones to set the parameters of the serial port.

   When I fix my CP/M machine, I'll have a look through the sources and see
if I can see what's happening.

....Ron

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