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Subject: Re: SID output to disk
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Date: Tue, 20-May-86 12:09:00 EDT
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Maybe I've got the weirdest solution to this problem:
I've written a short program which redirects console output
(using BIOS calls) to both console and serial line.
That's rather simple to do, but I don't have access to this
atari in the moment, so I can't post the program now.
On the rs232 line I had a UN*X host running "cat >file".
After finishing SID, I connected to the host, typed EOF
and transmitted the file with kermit.  I did not manage to
modify my program to write onto disk instead of the rs232 line,
maybe someone wants to try it ?  I would be a valuable tool sometimes.

	Hans-Martin Mosner <hmm@unido>
	University of Dortmund