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  • Re: FD 2.02NC or 2.26SW a

    From Warp 4@1:261/1 to Raymond Quinn on Sat Jan 20 04:22:00 2007
    Raymond Quinn wrote to Rick Christian <=-

    You might want to look into DOSBOX. http://dosbox.sourceforge.net. The latest version (0.65 at this time) will allow you to configure a COM
    port to any port.

    For example, a section on one of the configuration files in one of my setups:

    serial1=modem listenport:23
    serial2=modem listenport:2323
    serial3=directserial:COM3
    serial4=disabled

    This program is FREE, and is available for many platforms, including Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. The OS/2 version is at 0.63.

    So basically it has VMODEM support built in then?

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  • From Raymond Quinn@1:214/1 to Warp 4 on Sat Jan 20 13:12:38 2007

    "Warp 4" <warp.4@1:261/1> wrote in message news:45B1EBD1.83.fidofdecho@us99.synchro.net...
    Raymond Quinn wrote to Rick Christian <=-

    You might want to look into DOSBOX. http://dosbox.sourceforge.net. The latest version (0.65 at this time) will allow you to configure a COM
    port to any port.

    For example, a section on one of the configuration files in one of my setups:

    serial1=modem listenport:23
    serial2=modem listenport:2323
    serial3=directserial:COM3
    serial4=disabled

    This program is FREE, and is available for many platforms, including Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. The OS/2 version is at 0.63.

    So basically it has VMODEM support built in then?

    I am not sure what mechanism it uses, but put basically, yes. As I remember, the "serial port to telnet" either didn't work in versions prior to 0.65. I
    do remember that the configuration options for it were different.

    Ray
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  • From Mvan Le@3:800/432 to Raymond Quinn on Wed Jan 23 23:06:00 2008
    You might want to look into DOSBOX.
    http://dosbox.sourceforge.net. The
    latest version (0.65 at this time) will allow you to configure a COM
    port to any port.

    Do you know if DOSbox can load a different command interpreter ? like cmd.exe or 4dos ?


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  • From Ray Quinn@1:214/23 to Mvan Le on Thu Feb 7 16:44:15 2008
    Do you know if DOSbox can load a different command interpreter ? like cmd.exe
    or 4dos ?

    I am not sure if I replied or not, but I am not sure if it does or not. You can
    check out dosbox.sourceforge.net and there should find some documentation. I know DOSEMU does, but I don't believe it handles telnet.

    Ray

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  • From Raymond Quinn@1:214/1 to Ray Quinn on Sun Feb 10 18:10:25 2008
    Ray Quinn wrote:
    Do you know if DOSbox can load a different command interpreter ? like cmd.exe
    or 4dos ?

    I am not sure if I replied or not, but I am not sure if it does or not. You
    can
    check out dosbox.sourceforge.net and there should find some documentation. I know DOSEMU does, but I don't believe it handles telnet.

    Actually, the correct URL is www.dosbox.com. The URL above will forward
    you to the new one.



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