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injecting networking was no more difficult than it was in version 10. Â It’s only a few changes to pc.c, if you look at the USENETWORKING define you’ll see them. Â The best notes are on the forum.
I haven’t changed or improved anything it still requires manual configuration.
Downloads are available on my site as pcem_v11_networking.7z.  You’ll have to defeat the password protection, as always.  I included the source, it ought to be trivial to rebuild.
*For anyone using an old version the ‘nvr’ directory is missing, so PC-em is unable to create new non volatile ram save files, meaning you always loose your BIOS settings. Â Sorry I missed that one.
Hi Neozeed!
please read mails 🙂 DosBOX is now superior \o/ (runs qnx4 demofloppy with networking)
does pcem support slip or ppp (or even modem handshaking?), ot at least some bidirectional connection method for emulated serial ports?
Nice! I don’t think PCem has any real support for serial ports other than the mice. It should be able to handle them though
I have a strange expirience made with your PCem version.
This version has problems with the year 2016 (even in BIOS settings), but I guess it isn’t related with the year, instead, it’s related with CMOS memory handling.
The BIOS setup is not saved, you can try hard and “Save & Exit” BIOS settings more than once, still every hard reset/new start of PCem will result in CMOS settings error message.
Oh I thought it was just me doing something wrong… I’ll have to check then.
Is the 64-bit version of PCem v11 with networking support?
It doesn’t work, because of a missing produce entry point SymSetScoreFromAddr in dbghelp.dll which killed Windows Vista support. 🙁
I did use earlier versions of PCem with networking support and it did work under Windows Vista. I was hoping to find a way to fix this.
I haven’t tried to build with win64, as Ive always had bad luck with gcc+win64..
I should also add that a grep of SymSetScoreFromAddr reveals nothing in the source so it’s not explicit.
That’s terrible. 🙁
I found a typo, it’s SymSetScopeFromAddr and it’s found in Debugging Tools for Windows 6.8 and later.
So it seems that this entry existed before Windows 7 was even released.
Oh, must be drmingw.
Can confirm, can someone please post on pcem forum about that?
I rebuilt from the stock source I downloaded, and it does the same thing.
Can confirm, can someone please post a bug on pcem forum about that?
The (windows) binary I downloaded from http://pcem-emulator.co.uk/downloads.html does not have the problem.
well the source has the exact same issue for me.
One note for the BIOS error… do you guys have a nvr folder under your pcem folder? PCem doesn’t seems to create the folder by itself. I can save my changes without any problems.
Yep that’s it!
Yes, it solves the problem. Because I downloaded first the extended version of PCem, I had no comparison.
May be it will be a good idea to add the nvr subdir to the offered ZIP, or may be drop an additional note about it.
I’ve already updated it, and added a note…
Neozeed, you are the man! Thanks for the network updated version!
Thanks for your network version. It is awesome!
just for report
IBM AT(286) + NE2000 Packet driver works very well.
IBM XT(8088) + NE2000 Packet driver doesn’t work.
IBM XT(8088) + 8-bit mod NE2000 Packet driver doesn’t work too.
loading packet driver shows message:
System: 8088/8086 process, ISA bus
Packet driver software interrupt is 0x60 (96)
I/O port 0x330 (816)
My Ethernet address is AC:DE:48:88:BB:AA
mTCP ping shows message:
Time out waiting for ARP response.
PS. about the 8-bit mod NE2000 packet driver :
http://www.vcfed.org/forum/showthread.php?41081-NE2000-Packet-drivers-for-8-bit-slots&highlight=ne2000
I never tried the xt stuff with ne2000… but you will need to set a low irq