[Simh] DEC Net for DOS and the product on an emulated PDP-11 OS
Gregg Levine
gregg.drwho8 at gmail.com
Wed Nov 8 09:21:54 EST 2017
Hello!
Okay. That's one for me. And both won and lost. Now about that example
of Pathworks-32, where did you find it? Now my steps are to get a
proper PDP-11 emulation up and running, and of course installing an OS
there, and even picking one... Oh my!
More later I think. But okay.
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Gregg C Levine gregg.drwho8 at gmail.com
"This signature fought the Time Wars, time and again."
On Wed, Nov 8, 2017 at 4:21 AM, Jordi Guillaumes Pons
<jg at jordi.guillaumes.name> wrote:
>
>
>
> VMWare Player is available for free, and will allow you to create
> virtual machines without a problem. It's basically the same as
> Workstation without the problems of an evaluation period ending and
> catching you or the user out. Of course trying to get it to properly
> engage on the laptop when running Linux, is a trip to be certain.
>
> Of course I can't go ahead with this idea until I get more feedback
> from the rest of the group.
> ——
>
>
> Hello,
>
> This is a Windows 98 virtual machine running under VMWare Fusion:
>
> c:\>ver
>
> 4DOS 8,00 (Win98) DOS 7,10
>
> c:\>ncp loop node bitxor
>
> LOOP NODE test started at Wed Nov 08 10:14:40 2017
>
> Connect complete to node BITXOR
> Remote node maximum buffer size for loopback: 184
>
> Send 1, 46 bytes.
> Successful send and receive, message 1.
>
> LOOP NODE test finished successfully at Wed Nov 08 10:14:41 2017
>
>
> c:\>
>
>
> It’s not strictly DECNET-DOS; it’s PATHWORKS-32, which includes the DECNET
> stack. I’ve not been able to try the old, “pure” DECNET-DOS because the
> supported LAN cards (DEPCA et all) are not emulated in any VM software I
> know. But this setup works OK:
>
> c:\>nft
> NFT - Network File Transfer - V6.0.004
> NFT>dir bitxor::
>
> Directory of: bitxor::DU1:[DECNET]
> INFO.TXT;1 4 22-NOV-12 12:15:25
> INFO.TXT;9 8 29-DEC-12 01:25:14
> INFO.TXT;10 9 14-MAR-13 13:05:37
> NFT>
>
> Let’s try a remote FAL access:
>
> [BITXOW]$ dir 7.98::
>
> Directory 7.98::C:[PW32]
>
> API.CNT API.HLP ASLAPI.DLL ASLCZ.DLL
> ASLDE.DLL ASLFR.DLL ASLPASS.EXE ASLUS.DLL
> CHARSETS.DAT CSM32.DLL CSM_W3.DLL DAP32.DLL
> DECIC16.DLL DECITOT.CNT DECITOT.DAT DECITOT.HLP
> DECITOT.TPL DECLOG.CNT DECLOG.EXE DECLOG.HLP
> DECTAL.DLL DECTNET.DLL DEINST.EXE DEINSTAL.DAT
> DEINSTAL.TXT FAL32.EXE INDEXFIX.HLP MANDEC.CNT
> MANDEC.HLP NCP.EXE NCPHELP.BIN NCPTAB.BIN
> NFTW.CNT NFTW.HLP NFTW32.EXE NMAPI32.DLL
> NML32.EXE NM_MSG.BIN PW32.CNT PW32.HLP
> PWASSTCZ.CNT PWASSTCZ.HLP PWASSTDE.CNT PWASSTDE.HLP
> PWASSTFR.CNT PWASSTFR.HLP PWASSTUS.CNT PWASSTUS.GID
> PWASSTUS.HLP PWCTERM.DLL PWENT.DAT PWINACC.DAT
> PWLICLM.CNT PWLICLM.HLP PWMSG.CNT PWMSG.HLP
> PWNODE.DAT PWOBJ.DAT PWREADME.TXT PWS2DNST.EXE
> PWS2INST.EXE PWSOCK32.DLL PWTELNT.DLL SPAWN32.EXE
> UPGRADE.INI WHATSNEW.CNT WHATSNEW.HLP WHATSNEW.TXT
> nft.exe
>
> Total of 69 files.
> [BITXOW]$
>
>
>
>
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