Re: Newly made PCMCIA sound card
Posted on 2024-04-17, 02:29
Some progress on CD-ROM Emulation & CD Audio https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L59Bp61Je4Y
Re: Newly made PCMCIA sound card
Posted on 2024-04-02, 11:44
Getting close. I need to get an idea on current interest/demand to finalize. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YoJ12leojwo
Re: Newly made PCMCIA sound card
Posted on 2023-06-24, 02:39
Here is a short demo, nothing too new here but I sorted out a few items dealing with the non-intel PCIC in this Compaq https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcF_Xhu-wgY
Re: Newly made PCMCIA sound card
Posted on 2023-05-24, 06:20
I am just coming back around to this. I wanted to mention I got around to trying The Lion King, and it works no problem with my DMA manipulation method. My method is very rudimentary, I intend to see how a subset of the tricks you implement in sbemu could be helpful to expand compatibility. After …
Re: New DOS mouse driver for VirtualBox/VMware/ PS/2 mice
Posted on 2022-12-23, 07:30
mbsystem wrote on 2022-12-22, 04:10: There remains a slight problem with vbmouse in VirtualBox, it is when calling some windows programs from a dos command prompt. At this point the cursor is positioned again at the top left of VirtualBox. Do you have some examples? and which windows 3.x or 95.
Re: New DOS mouse driver for VirtualBox/VMware/ PS/2 mice
Posted on 2022-12-11, 22:17
Okay looks perfect so far in Borland C++ ! I am playing with this on a small web interface I have been working on to a legacy system. Previously I would capture the mouse to the canvas area so only the relative movements were sent to the vm in the cloud, but this had a lot of issues and of course …
Re: New DOS mouse driver for VirtualBox/VMware/ PS/2 mice
Posted on 2022-12-11, 22:17
duplicate - delete please (sorry)
Re: New DOS mouse driver for VirtualBox/VMware/ PS/2 mice
Posted on 2022-12-11, 22:12
duplicate - delete please (sorry)
Re: Newly made PCMCIA sound card
Posted on 2022-12-11, 07:41
Its a good one. here are just a few of mine. I can answer that one, it doesn't sound that bad really, it just depends on the laptop, "newer" ones use the same speakers for the integrated audio card out and the basic system speaker sounds, so it's quite good on those. On older models usually without …
Re: New DOS mouse driver for VirtualBox/VMware/ PS/2 mice
Posted on 2022-12-10, 22:05
What a fast update! So it does not crash now which is amazing. What I do notice is, any time there is a dialog in the ide/turbovision, if the new dialog covers the current positon of the mouse cursor, if you move the mouse while the dialog is still open, it restores the character to the display from …
Re: New DOS mouse driver for VirtualBox/VMware/ PS/2 mice
Posted on 2022-12-10, 07:38
This is great! I have been looking for something like this for a while. Only issue I have come across in my use case , when I am in Borland C++ 3.1 IDE, if I compile and run my program the machine will crash if vbmouse.exe is loaded.... even just a printf hello world will crash. Exiting the IDE and …
Re: Newly made PCMCIA sound card
Posted on 2022-12-10, 05:12
Yeah, the game/program puts the data into memory somewhere, configures the dma registers to point to it etc, then programs the DSP to do the transfer. if you look at sbdiag.cpp in the SnarkBarker project that can also help understand at least a single cycle dma transfer. Looking at the SnarkBarker …
Re: HardMPU, anyone?
Posted on 2022-10-21, 02:55
dr.zeissler wrote on 2022-10-19, 15:42: Is it possible to combine a hardmpu with an adlib/CMS clone on a single 8Bit ISA card? Search for PicoGUS, it is an interesting project. Certainly you can do adlib/cms & hardmpu on the pico.
Re: Newly made PCMCIA sound card
Posted on 2022-09-21, 00:48
I've started playing with a different design, initially intended just for my NE2000 emulated wifi card, but I am able to do the soundcard stuff on it as well, and it so far a dramatically simplified design (electrically), which is one of the reasons this project has been slow to move, not because it …
Re: Newly made PCMCIA sound card
Posted on 2022-06-21, 02:35
Yes, the current design is like the format of the joystick card above. it has a DB15 joystick/midi port (just soundblaster 1.5 midi port), and the stanard 1/4 audio jack. having it with an external dongle like the ibm 3d sound etc was adding cost and complexity to manufacturing. The Compaq LTE Elite …
Re: Dedicated IPXNET server software (C# .NET 6)
Posted on 2022-03-17, 03:26
Yeah, I do currently run NetWare (3.2 & 4.11) under KVM so for my my current setup something like ipxbox is probably more suitable. I've got NetWare/IP setup but don't currently use it for anything and I've never actually tried running a game over it - interesting that it doesn't work. IIRC Novells …
Re: Dedicated IPXNET server software (C# .NET 6)
Posted on 2022-03-17, 01:54
It depends on what your end goal is. For gaming, I dont think re-implementing netware/ip dss etc makes sense as it would not work, but also I am not sure why you would re-implement it, it is pretty easy to run netware in a vm? I am not using an SDK, I just wrote it from scratch initially in C and …
Re: Dedicated IPXNET server software (C# .NET 6)
Posted on 2022-03-17, 01:02
IPX-over-UDP (iptunnel, netware/ip) etc will be no good for gaming. They do not handle broadcast traffic, well iptunnel sends broadcast to the gateway but everything else is to an ipv4 mapped address from the ipx node address (so will never work over the internet, this is meant for a private ipv4 …
Re: Dedicated IPXNET server software (C# .NET 6)
Posted on 2022-03-16, 21:22
The link above does this, dali runs on an old dos machine or vm if you want, and uses mtcp and will connect to various ipx servers/dosbox. Specifically the developer also wrote ipxbox which has all kinds of features such as pptp so you can use dialup networking with windows to get in on the ipx …
Re: Dedicated IPXNET server software (C# .NET 6)
Posted on 2022-03-16, 20:17
https://github.com/fragglet/dali I'd not seen that before! Lately I was thinking about trying to build the reverse of this - have the physical DOS machines connect to the IPXNET servers virtual IPX network. The bits to tunnel IPX over UDP are already there on the DOS side and the amount of …
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