Yesterday Arachne was working fine. After that the only thing I did was defragging (Defrag
v1.21) drive C and shutting off the computer. Arachne is on drive D which is visible in
WinXP ad was defragged from there. After starting FreeDos a few hours later I'm back to
square one: tcp/ip looks
After FDOS folder was moved from drive C to drive D Defrag's full optimization works ok.
There are only four files (and no folders) left on drive C:
- kernel.sys
- command.com
- fdconfig.sys
- fdauto.bat
Drastic solution but very effective. I made drive D visible from WinXP so it can be def
Arachne connection problems were apparently related to fragmentation of drive
C. I was
trying to resolve the issue of FreeDos Defrag v1.21 returning error when set to
"full
optimization". Here is the quote from another thread describing the fix to both
Defrag and
Arachne issue.
Lester
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Here is my "Lantcp.cfg" used to connect Arachne browser to the internet. The browser works
just fine, nevertheless, all comments are welcome:
LANTCP.CFG
hostname=arachne
sockdelay=30
mss=1452 (default was 512)
1) "Sockdelay" could probably be set lower on the new fast computer, not sure i
Does the packet driver "rtspkt.com" load itself automatically into high memory
or should this
be done from the command line?
Tnx
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, security?
Get stuff done qu
I use UMBPCI:
DOS=HIGH,UMB
DOSDATA=UMB
DEVICE=D:\FDOS\BIN\FDXXMS.SYS BIOS NUMHANDLES=128
DEVICE=D:\FDOS\BIN\UMBPCI.SYS
Eric: rtspkt does not load itself high, but as with all dma related drives, it
is possible that it
even does not work properly when you load it high manual
> Eric: in which way is Fdxxms better than Himem?
It was my impression from browsing around faqs and wiki last winter, when I was
setting up
FreeDos for the first time, that Fdxxms+Umbpci was preferred over Himem+Emm386.
Maybe that has changed since then, I don't follow this list all the time.
I have just discovered the second link to archives of this list sorted by
thread:
http://www.mail-archive.com/freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net/
The link is much better than " Freedos-user Archives" link from this page,
which many times
is slow to open even in WinXP:
https://lists.sourceforg
> Stegozor: Give news://news.gmane.org/gmane.comp.emulators.freedos.general, you'll like this one as an archive ;)
It looks great. Is NNTP archive complete? I have seen some posts here a while back
complaining that no one is using NNTP threads so I never bothered checking that out.
Lester
I have two files of different size:
rtspkt.com - 9 KB
rtspkt.com - 33 KB
The smaller one was downloaded somewhere from Hewlett Packard website and the
larger
one from here:
http://sonic.net/support/nic_drivers/nway/RTSPKT/
The large file probably has debugging code, but who knows. Both show v
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