I have a dos application I'm running under dosemu that talks to a
serial port (an old tradewars terminal helper app), which I want to use to
talk to a telnet session. I can tell dosemu to use a FIFO (I created
/dev/telnet) as COM2:, and then I can use dd or cat to read from the fifo
at the terminal, but that's only one-way.
I think what I need is a unix socket, which I give to dosemu as
the serial port, and then use dd or cat to connect stdin/stdout to a
telnet (or netcat) session. I don't know how to do this.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
-Alex
PS: Yes, for those old BBS hands, I want to play telnet Tradewars games
using TWHELPER or the like!
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