Recent content by RetroTechChris

Very much so alpha, but this is now a thing! https://github.com/cml37/daynaport-dos-packet-driver I hope to make it more stable as time permits.

This is great! Not sure if anyone has tried to make a DOS driver yet for the BlueSCSI DaynaPort, I am taking a crack at it. We'll see how it goes. Going to start with a packet driver.

Well, I think I might leave a more generic guide as an exercise for the reader. This solution is based on redirection using RedMon, and mswinpr2 is going to bypass the need for any post processing by RedMon. I am sure there is an alternate way to configure things here, but I'll let someone...

Neato! I'll update the "guide". Thanks much!

I'm not seeing that in the options above, perhaps it was added in a later version of GhostScript? I'm on Windows '95, so am limited to what I can use. As noted, I did try a newer version of GhostScript. I think 8.60 was the cutoff.. I was able to find 8.54 but it had issues processing the...

This worked brillantly! Here was more or less my procedure: Downloaded GhostScript 7.04 (tried a newer version but it had issues): https://courses.cs.washington.edu/courses/cse413/02au/dist/gs704w32.exe Downloaded and installed RedMon 1.07: http://www.ghostgum.com.au/software/redmon.htm...

Ooh, that looks to be just what I need. Thank you!!

I decided to have a little fun, and wondered if I could get a Windows '95 system on GlobalTalk. Since I already had one system on the network with Apple Internet Router running, it was actually pretty easy! From my networked Windows '95 computer, with TCP/IP installed as a protocol, I did the...

Peculiar. A couple of options here: Try to install OpenVPN, and select the TAP driver as a part of the install Try User mode per @eric's suggestion I'm also happy to screen share with you to check out your configs!

And this is running an Administrator command prompt?

Haha, you sure did! My reading comprehension is apparently not great as of late. Apologies.

Worth a shot. In this configuration, you'd port forward to the computer hosting the qemu guest. If someone wants to test it and report back, that's great! The disadvantage of this configuration is that your guest might not see other computers on its own network. For example, I am using FTP...

And today I learned that in Windows 10 and Windows 11, you CAN set up the file system to be case sensitive! Who knew! Not this guy apparently, LOL. I guess that makes sense as Windows continues to adopt *NIX type features. Sorry for the trouble on this one, I guess your system is set up for...

Oh, very bizarre! Yea, we should update the guide, these are great suggestions to make it work in all cases!! Thank you for the feedback!!

Yea, that is particularly odd! Yea, case shouldn't matter (EDIT: Actually, on some systems, case does matter!) You can try and do an echo %PATH% in the command line window to see if the environment variable is getting picked up. Or just cheat and update the batch file's first line to be...