[Simh] Hello and a noobish question about networking

[Jason Stevens]

well that'd be trivial, but do you really need it, as it runs in
windows just fine....

I did bundle up simh with BSD 4.2 & 4.3 and I've had positive feed
back, albeit limited..

Check out this link:
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/bsd42/BSD-4.3-Reno-install.exe?use_mirror=

As you can see the nsi installer script is in there so you can roll
your own.. It's not terribly complicated.  Ive been thinking of trying
to do this with all the existing OS's that are avail for SIMH but I
wasn't sure if there would be much of a 'market' for it.
On the otherhand it certainly lowers the 'bar' on getting it running
and opens it up to casual users.

On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 2:06 AM, Markus Ruggiero <markus at ruggiero.ch> wrote:
> Haven't done this yet but one possibility could be running SIMH within a
> virtual machine. This could be a minimum bare bones Linux without GUI.
> Networking should then "just work" because all the TUN/TAP stuff would then
> be handled by VMWare or whatever else one uses to virtualize. Anyone done
> this? Any volunteers out there to create a VMWare appliance with SIMH?
> ---markus---