[EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu:
What you want is to use the old board? Then you should try Dosemu, just
as Erik said...
Dosemu is a very fas Linux aplication and you will have real access to
your hardware. It even has a resource locking interface with the main OS.
Now, if you want to develop some
Hi,
> The application is a very old network manager.
> The obsolete communications device is a serial board.
> It is not, however, a typical serial board.? The serial board performs
> certain functions of a proprietary protocol which is somewhat similar to
> frame relay.? The interface to this b
how quickly I got a Linux environment running on my PC..
Dave
-Original Message-
From: Eric Auer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Fri, 8 Aug 2008 11:36 am
Subject: Re: [Freedos-user] Emulating obsolete HW in FreeDOS
Hi Dave,
You question is clear... but incomplete...
What hardware are you talking about. There are *many* possibilities, but
but different solutions for different hw and/or problems.
To name a few: VMware/Qemu/VirtualBox/DosBox/Boshs/Dosemu/etc... each
acn do some nice little tricks :)
Alain
[EMAIL PR
Hi Dave,
Please explain that "obsolete peripheral communications device".
> 1)? Re write the application to use WATTCP or something similar.
If it is open source, you can do that.
> 2) Leave the application alone and modify the emulator
> (like VMWare Player) to provide a bridge between the fi
