Frans-Pieter Vonck

I have found a solution with socat (linux) socat -,raw,echo=0 TCP4:[address]:23 That works. The only disadvantage is that closing the connection with Ctrl-D does not work in raw mode. ' Pkill socat' will solve that, but for that you need to open another terminal window. Another interesting challenge is to send files to the telnet server. I use the following procedure First define a function that slows down the reading of the text-file function slowcat() { while read; do sleep .20; echo "$REPLY";...

I have found a solution with socat (linux) socat -,raw,echo=0 TCP4:[address]:23 That works. The only disadvantage is that closing the connection with Ctrl-D does not work in raw mode. ' Pkill socat' will solve that, but for that you need to open another terminal window. Another interesting challenge is to send files to the telnet server. I use the following procedure First define a function that slows down the reading of the text-file function slowcat() { while read; do sleep .20; echo "$REPLY";...

I have found a solution with socat (linux) socat -,raw,echo=0 TCP4::23 That works. The only disadvantage is that closing the connection with Ctrl-D does not work in raw mode. ' Pkill socat' will solve that, but for that you need to open another terminal window. Another interesting challenge is to send files to the telnet server. I use the following procedure First define a function that slows down the reading of the text-file function slowcat() { while read; do sleep .20; echo "$REPLY"; done; } And...

Via an wifi-serial bridge (esp-link) I can start a telnet session and communicate with flashforth. I tried out blinky, toggle a led until a key is hit, I noticed that key? is consuming the return that is typed in after typing a word. Therefore the loop is only done once. Do i need to write another word for reading keys or is there a setting in telnet in linux that i can adjust? Grts, F.P.

You probably have already found 0033mer's channel, on youtube about using flashforth. Here is a demonstration of the use of the mega 2560 pro board https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYLUM_mbCvI

Ok I will try that too.

Hi, I compiled the avr 328p assembly source on linux (debian 11) with mplab x ide v6. Only the include files were not found. When I changed the < > into the " " it build successfully.