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Re: DDLINK: Easily move files between/To/From DOS systems

Posted on 2023-02-22, 16:34

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Would your old MACMON or SNIFF packages be useful here too? I don't think so much (they are certainly available if someone needs them)... I included SDT and PPDEBUG because some might have to make cables, and it's useful to be able to test them. Ethernet is pretty straightforward/standard and for …

Re: DDLINK: Easily move files between/To/From DOS systems

Posted on 2023-02-08, 16:34

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In case anyone is interested, I've just added SDT.COM (Serial Debug Terminal) and PPDEBUG.COM (Parallel Port Debug) to the DDLINK package. These are a couple of my DOS tools I often use when making interface cables because they let you easily see and manipulate the individual signals/pins on the …

Re: Good DosBox on tablets?

Posted on 2023-02-06, 03:06

You can also get a small x86 tablet and use regular Windows and regular Dosbox on it. E.g. older "Atom"-based Surface Gos are likely available for 200-300$ now and they have more than enough horsepower for Dosbox (not for 86Box, though). I used to run my own fork of Dosbox on Nokia Maemo phones …

Good DosBox on tablets?

Posted on 2023-02-04, 16:33

Just curious what people have found to be the best DosBox on a tablet? Sometimes when I travel, I like to take a "DOS" system with me to dabble on. Any sort of laptop is a pain going through customs as you have to unpack it, make everything visible, then re-pack it. Nowadays tablets usually don't …

Re: DDLINK: Easily move files between/To/From DOS systems

Posted on 2023-01-23, 12:48

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Just FYI - posted another update Added a command line option to allow non-interactive operation (eg: transfers within .BAT) Makes it easy to auto-move file(s) between systems as part of a "greater" operation. Dave Dunfield ::: https://dunfield.themindfactory.com or: "Daves Old Computers" -> Personal …

Re: Injecting files into a running PCem/86Box machine

Posted on 2023-01-21, 22:20

This is active in another forum, but I'll mention that I wrote a tool back in the 80's which I do find to be the simplest/best (for me) way to move files on/off and between older DOS systems (real hardware and emulations): DDLINK (available free from my site) is a tiny (16k) .COM which can move …

Re: DDLINK: Easily move files between/To/From DOS systems

Posted on 2023-01-10, 02:55

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Did you try mode + ctty? Have you looked at FreeCOM's copy source? https://github.com/FDOS/freecom/blob/master/cmd/copy.c I also posted some notes to the FreeDOS-Devel list which may have some response to what I suspect is a bug. I have looked at MODE and CTTY - with MS and PC DOS, the COM port …

Re: DDLINK: Easily move files between/To/From DOS systems

Posted on 2023-01-09, 20:53

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I've spent some time determining which byte values are/are-not blocked in FreeDos: COPY COMn: file and have adjusted my bootloader accordingly... Just in case anyone in interested: I've looked at making the initial "boostrap" code (copied by: COPY COMn: file) purely printable ASCII characters ( …

Re: DosBox BootfloppyDisk

Posted on 2023-01-06, 02:28

another update - improvements to FDI, bootable images contain DDLINK 1.7 with improved bootloader (can bootstrap to FreeDos now) Dave Dunfield ::: https://dunfield.themindfactory.com or: "Daves Old Computers" -> Personal (near bottom)

Re: DDLINK: Easily move files between/To/From DOS systems

Posted on 2023-01-04, 14:15

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It's simple enough to download and try it - I do much of my DOS testing these days with "real DOS" booted on DosBox - see my "DBBD" (DosBox Boot Dos) tool! But sure, here are a few DDLINK ScreenShots: [1] [2] < Images in [3] [4] < each .JPG DDLINK1.JPG: (1) Main screen, local" system on the left, " …

Re: DDLINK: Easily move files between/To/From DOS systems

Posted on 2023-01-04, 04:38

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The original post was about adding protocol documentation for a small utility that facilitates file transfer like FTP. Just a note ... DDLINK is NOT FTP :-) yeah! I said that! (-: Keep in mind that this is a DOS program, most FTP clients I've used for DOS are simple command line tools (I'm sure …

Re: DDLINK: Easily move files between/To/From DOS systems

Posted on 2023-01-03, 22:49

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I've spent some time determining which byte values are/are-not blocked in FreeDos: COPY COMn: file and have adjusted my bootloader accordingly... I just posted a new Version (1.7) of DDLINK which can "bootstrap" better with FreeDos! Dave Dunfield ::: https://dunfield.themindfactory.com or: "Daves …

Re: DDLINK: Easily move files between/To/From DOS systems

Posted on 2023-01-02, 04:25

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Does anyone happen to know how to reliably enter an END-of-file character in the FreeDos console during a COPY/B from the console? DDLINK can Bootstrap itself to another system via the serial port. It does this by (eg: COM1): > CTTY COM1: <- User has to do this > COPY COM1: DDLBOOT.COM transfers a …

Re: DDLINK: Easily move files between/To/From DOS systems

Posted on 2023-01-01, 04:42

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Interesting program! Going to give this a try at some point. Our LAN back in the 90s was mainly IPX, as many of the DOS games we played used this. We used Kali Chat to transfer files, which worked ok but wasn't the most convenient way of doing it. Just copying entire folders over with Win95 …

Re: Retro Rig Photo Thread

Posted on 2022-12-30, 12:03

You can see almost all of my "retro" systems at "Daves Old Computers". Lots of pics and description. In the process of downsizing and moving to a more suitable location, I've passed most of these on to new homes... But here are couple which are NOT on the site: As part of above mentioned downsizing, …

Re: DOS virtual filesystem

Posted on 2022-12-29, 15:30

I move files to and from various DOS environments all the time, using a little tool I wrote years ago called "DDLINK". DDLINK is free from my site (below) and performs decently fast file transfers over Serial (up to 115200), Parallel or LAN (both much faster). It's small (15k .COM) and needs only a …

Re: DDLINK: Easily move files between/To/From DOS systems

Posted on 2022-12-28, 04:16

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> Thats why TCP/IP won.... TCB has a lot of nice advantages for a multi-site network, but as a couple others have pointed out, DDLINK is a completely different animal than any such "standard". DDLINK was designed to be a very simple way to move things around quickly betweem systems that may not have …

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