Timo Noko's NokoLisp: Bare-Metal Lisp on the HP Omnigo 700LX(timonoko.github.io)
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Timo Noko's NokoLisp: Bare-Metal Lisp on the HP Omnigo 700LX
https://timonoko.github.io/Nokolisp.htm
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Good to know.
Sadly he deleted his Reddit account, meaning that the story of how he got Nokolisp working bare-metal on a Nokia Communicator is lost to history. All the post headers are there, just marked
[deleted]
:-(
Sadly he deleted his Reddit account, meaning that the story of how he got Nokolisp working bare-metal on a Nokia Communicator is lost to history. All the post headers are there, just marked
[deleted]
:-(
You probably only need access to DOS on your Communicator. To achieve this you need to create a file B:\NOKIA\INSTALL.BAT and reboot the communicator. From this batch file you can call Nokolisp. If "INSTALL.BAT" exits the normal GEOS shell will start.
Oh no. That would be trivially easy and thus unworthy of hacker folklore. :-)
It was much more complicated and much more impressive than that:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20019399
It was much more complicated and much more impressive than that:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20019399
Maybe you'd be interested in this:
https://github.com/timonoko/Nokolisp_On_Nokia_phone
But I can't figure out how to install it, while I know how to build nokolisp with MASM. Thus the MSDOS based Nokolisp is more useful, at least for me.
BTW the cited HN posting contains at least one factual error: The Nokia Communicator 9110 was based on an 486SX SOC, not an 80186.
But to each his own.
https://github.com/timonoko/Nokolisp_On_Nokia_phone
But I can't figure out how to install it, while I know how to build nokolisp with MASM. Thus the MSDOS based Nokolisp is more useful, at least for me.
BTW the cited HN posting contains at least one factual error: The Nokia Communicator 9110 was based on an 486SX SOC, not an 80186.
But to each his own.
It looks like nokia.exe is somekind of special version of noko.exe.
For example it refers to B:/NOKIA/COMMAND.COM instead of MSDOS-standard C:/COMMAND.COM.
For example it refers to B:/NOKIA/COMMAND.COM instead of MSDOS-standard C:/COMMAND.COM.
You can glean a little more of the history from this long and involved Reddit thread.
https://old.reddit.com/r/bestof/comments/1umqu6/timonoko_acc...
It's hard because you have to work around @timonoko's missing comments, but it's intringuing.
https://old.reddit.com/r/bestof/comments/1umqu6/timonoko_acc...
It's hard because you have to work around @timonoko's missing comments, but it's intringuing.
More details on:
http://win98.altervista.org/9110/dos9k/aboutdos.html
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33517797