Check this out then: QNXdemo guest ethernet support first in an emulator:
https://github.com/retrohun/blog/tree/master/dt/pcem14vsqnxdemo
Hope you enjoy it! 🙂

p.s. more tanx pls

No, they are radically different. Check the readme for what files go where

This is the rom set for 86box. Is the directory structure the same for PCem v13? Are there any missing from 86box that are now emulated in PCem?

http://tinyurl.com/rs20170915 (It was further back in the comments).

Do you guys have any support from or something? I get that it’s a fast moving Target but it sure feels like a lot of details for getting each system going, and it’s functional capabilities.

I’ve been looking at getting the Bochs ROM running with more and more degrees of success.

What build are you using again?

I just tried the 55SX with the adf files from this page over @ pcem.org, and I managed to get MS-DOS 5 to install. OS/2 2.0 just crashes PCem out on diskette 1.

That said, Citrix 2 installs using the AMI 386, onto a FAT partition fine, and runs great. Or I can take a disk image from Bochs that’s installed onto HPFS and just run it on PCem, and it’ll run okay.

Although since I setup for a PS/2 style mouse, using a Pentium 60 is crazy fast for old Win16 stuff.

I’d just reached the same conclusion. I can’t get much to boot on the model 80. I’ll try again with the 55SX. I’ve misplaced my OS/2 2.0 images so I was trying to boot with a 2.1 installation disk. Reference disk I found at http://www.walshcomptech.com/selectpccbbs/ works OK on PCem after getting the ESDI roms…

86box doesn’t compile for me, it stops due to a missing fluidsynth.h. The readme appears to need a few updates – git needs installing in the msys toolchain (pacman -S git) and the makefile is named Makefile.local.

I’ll grab a binary and try that later.

I’d try the 55SX… the 80 doesn’t seem so happy, and oddly enough with the same ROMS on 86box, the same reference disk won’t even run.