On 11/13/2011 11:09 AM, Alain Mouette wrote:
> Em 12-11-2011 23:54, Michael B. Brutman escreveu:
>> I use DOSBox a lot for my mTCP development. In particular, there is a
>> build that adds extra functions like NE2000 emulation. But remember, it
>> is an emulator, not a full system simulator. You are not running real DOS.
> Could you please send a link to that? I am very interested in it because
> I *need* packet drivers...
>
> Alain
>
This is the link to the DOSBox build that contains NE2000 emulation.
With this version of DOSBox you can load the NE2000 packet driver and
then use DOS networking applications. I use it for initial testing of
mTCP code; it allows me to test the code on the same box that I use for
development. (After initial testing I move to a virtual machine, and
then real hardware.)
Some details on using it and the necessary packet driver can be found here
http://brutman.com/mTCP/mTCP_virtual_environments.html
Remember, DOSBox is not real DOS. There are some notable differences,
like the Ctrl-Break handling. It is primarily designed for running
older games on newer hardware. But it does very well for a lot of
applications, and it is convenient.
Mike
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