On 11 Jan 2024 at 22:06, Eric Auer via Freedos-user wrote:
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> Hi Anton,
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> > The machines are indeed physical with custom made ISA Bus controller
> > cards, built on prototype board, and only 4 were made, 2 in production
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> That sounds exciting!
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> > plan is to eventually replace ...
Hi Anton,
The machines are indeed physical with custom made ISA Bus controller
cards, built on prototype board, and only 4 were made, 2 in production
That sounds exciting!
plan is to eventually replace ... with something more ubiquitous.
Looking at other forums, people do impressive
I apologize for the slow reply, I have been caught up to the neck with
work! Wow, what an interesting read this thread has been, you guys
certainly have lots of experience.
Thanks Roderick for the link to DMH Software, I'll have a look at it,
and thanks Frantisek, that was an interesting
I tend to be very pragmatic with my code. For example, instead of trying
to port existing libraries (and dealing with all of their dependencies)
I'll usually just write what I need from scratch and do the bare minimum.
Where that is not possible (HTTPS on an 8088 class machine) I'd go with
some
On 8 Jan 2024 at 10:29, Michael Brutman via Freedos-user wrote:
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> Obviously something that does real-time operations should not be
> burdened with a TSR. But it should also not be burdened with running
> DOS on legacy hardware either. Nobody in their right mind is running
> something
That last post was impressive, but I think it makes things way too
complicated.
Obviously something that does real-time operations should not be burdened
with a TSR. But it should also not be burdened with running DOS on legacy
hardware either. Nobody in their right mind is running something
On 7 Jan 2024 at 21:28, Anton Gustafsson via Freedos-user wrote:
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> Hi Roderick! I agree, in this case it is mostly to satisfy my
> supervisor's need to follow protocol. All machines in the network are
> supposed monitored (load, mem, swap etc) using a software called Zabbix
> which has the
How much is it worth ($$$) to your supervisor?
SNMP runs over UDP. It is possible to write an SNMP agent that runs in the
background as a TSR, but such a thing doesn't exist today. If somebody is
willing to invest it can be done.
-Mike
On Sun, Jan 7, 2024 at 12:30 PM Anton Gustafsson via
On 7-01-24 21:28, Anton Gustafsson via Freedos-user wrote:
Hi Roderick! I agree, in this case it is mostly to satisfy my
supervisor's need to follow protocol.
I can understand following but at a certain moment it feels like it
becomes a bureaucracy,
Do a quick search for SNMP DOS agent. I
Hi Roderick! I agree, in this case it is mostly to satisfy my
supervisor's need to follow protocol. All machines in the network are
supposed monitored (load, mem, swap etc) using a software called Zabbix
which has the ability to use either their own agent, ICMP or SNMP.
It is possible to use
On 6-01-24 18:24, Anton Gustafsson via Freedos-user wrote:
Hi!
We have a few network connected FreeDOS machines, running on an isolated
network using MSClient. I have been instructed that all our machines on
the network should be monitored, by either SNMP or a Zabbix agent, and
not ICMP ping
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