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  • C64 Meets Synchronet

    From Snobsoft@VERT/PARTYBOW to All on Sun Jun 1 01:04:46 2025
    Hello Everyone!

    How well does everything run with a 1985 300 baud Commodore 64 setup, including a 40-character CRT monitor and all the bells and whistles, in a modern Synchronet BBS? Along the way, there were some unexpected obstacles - true to Murphy's Law.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naRN0SaqyRY

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  • From Belly@VERT/BRAZINET to Snobsoft on Sun Jun 1 11:16:18 2025
    Re: C64 Meets Synchronet
    By: Snobsoft to All on Sun Jun 01 2025 01:04 am

    How well does everything run with a 1985 300 baud Commodore 64 setup, includ

    I run NovaTerm on my C64, which is capable of a perfectly legible 80 column screen on a Commodore 1702 monitor. I have a bunch of ESP8266-based WiFiModems around here for use with my vintage machines, and the C-64's user port is good for 2400bps.


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  • From Gamgee@VERT/PALANTIR to Belly on Sun Jun 1 17:12:15 2025
    Belly wrote to Snobsoft <=-

    I run NovaTerm on my C64, which is capable of a perfectly legible 80 column screen on a Commodore 1702 monitor. I have a bunch of
    ESP8266-based WiFiModems around here for use with my vintage machines,
    and the C-64's user port is good for 2400bps.

    Didn't you just say you were leaving, because of the "Nazis"?

    Why are you still here, posting?



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  • From Boraxman@VERT/MSRDBBS to Snobsoft on Mon Jun 2 20:30:00 2025
    Snobsoft wrote to All <=-

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    Hello Everyone!

    How well does everything run with a 1985 300 baud Commodore 64 setup, including a 40-character CRT monitor and all the bells and whistles, in
    a modern Synchronet BBS? Along the way, there were some unexpected obstacles - true to Murphy's Law.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naRN0SaqyRY

    Thank you!

    I'm only one part away from being able to do this myself. I don't
    have the GLink interface.

    I'm tempted to get one now, and experience this myself. I have both a
    colour CRT TV, and a monochrome amber monitor like yours. Won't able
    to match your slick production values though.

    Nevertheless, thanks again.

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  • From phigan@VERT/TACOPRON to Belly on Thu Jun 5 16:32:01 2025
    Re: C64 Meets Synchronet
    By: Belly to Snobsoft on Sun Jun 01 2025 11:16 am

    I run NovaTerm on my C64, which is capable of a perfectly legible 80 column screen on a Commodore 1702 monitor. I have a bunch of ESP8266-based WiFiMode around here for use with my vintage machines, and the C-64's user port is go for 2400bps.

    Have you used StrikeTerm2014? It's kinda updated Novaterm.

    In 80 column ANSI mode, you're right, 2400bps is probably best.. but in PETSCII, I usually use 4800bps without any dropped characters. Synchronet supports PETSCII. My board's 40col PETSCII port is 2064 and the 80col port is 2128.

    For PETSCII, I usually just load up CCGMS Future 0.2 because it loads much faster than StrikeTerm2014.

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