.386 was there only to make Tasm 2.0 happy... I see, thanks for clarification (didn't check the complete code). I just compiled cpu.asm with Tasm 2.0 and you are right, it works :) However, CPULEVEL is Nasm-style syntax and doesn't use this - quite irritating - .386-instruction, seems to be quite "...

Hmmm, a program with 386-instructions (" .386" at the beginning) running/testing on (e.g.) a NEC V20 or a 286?

But you can take cpulevel from FreeDOS, public domain by Eric Auer 2004-2008.

Probably you want TCP/IP, for either WATTCP or mTCP network stacks. Then you need the correct packet driver, which depends on the network card you have (with real hardware). If you really have a NE2000-compatible network card (with real hardware), or with PCem: Don't forget to take the 8bit version ...

Not sure about 3dfx Voodoo, but I successfully used TinyCore Linux under Pcem, and PCem under TinyCore Linux...

szadycbr, your posting says (just citing one of several similar examples): wx-sdl2.c:(.text+0x16c1): undefined reference to `loadbios' Either you have edited the file wx-sdl2.c, or deleted the file mem.h, or (more likely) your configure process is/was messed up. Explanation: In wx-sdl2.c you should ...

Katakis, your posting says: checking whether the C compiler works... no configure: error: in `/home/glenn/Games/Emulators/PC': configure: error:C compiler cannot create executables C compiler cannot create executables ... uh oh... check if you have write permission in folder `/home/glenn/Games/Emula...

Finally I got the [8088] Zenith Data SupersPORT running... The problem was the very special memory handling of this machine. The SupersPort has a so called Scratchpad RAM. It is used by the Monitor program to temporarily store intermediate information used by the CPU and BIOS. It is located from F00...

Samba: short answer: yes. I do so. long answer (but don't expect a tutorial now): With PCem and DOS: First issue is to set up a Samba server in your LAN or on your host system which lets DOS clients connect. Hint: You must fiddle around with settings (in section [global] of your smb.conf) like - lan...

It depends on the build process when compiling PCem.
When you run the "configure" script (I suppose you are running a decent OS, e.g. Linux) do NOT enable release-build.

Working as expected, thanks for this patch :) (quickly tested with Linux version of PCem and DOS boot floppies). AMA-932J: The suggested EMS driver was not necessary for me. Do I miss something here? FreeDOS provides XMS and EMS with either HimemX + (FreeDOS-)EMM386 or with JemmEx 5.78. And so does ...

Thanks for this patch

Does anyone have an idea why the Corona machine only uses 256 K memory although I configured 512 K in PCem?

FreeDOS 1.4 does not exist, current version is 1.2. I have the same issues with UDVD2.sys and PCem, however several "simple" older IDE-CDROM drivers do work. In addition to leilei's proposal (oakcdrom.sys), you might choose VIDE-CDD.SYS v2.15 (small footprint). I use it with PCem and several differe...

Thanks for your reply and the link - that's what I was looking for

I successfully applied this patch, thanks :-) One question: Could you tell me which version of COMPAQ DIAGNOSTICS you used to get screen shot #2 ("The Compaq (R) Personal Computer Diagnostics")? I tried "SETUP/DIAGNOSTICS Version 8.00 DP256" 720K (3.5 Inch floppy) from Softpaq sp0308; however setup....

Depending on your compiler (here: gcc with Linux) you might receive four similar warnings (compiling fdi2raw.c)
Attachment (patch against PCem v14) fixes the warnings.

Not a big deal - this small patch (against PCem v14) just enables a configurable mac address. I remember someone asking for this feature in the forum some time ago... Not in the GUI though, you must set your mac address manually in your config. file (pcem.cfg). Add a line similar to "macaddr = AC:DE...