I was never able to get this resolved. Still unable to compile on Raspberry Pi. Any advice?

I installed all dependencies as far as I know. I downloaded the v17 .tar.gz source file and unzip. I ran ./configure and then make I get a few hundred messages like this: /usr/bin/ld: pcem-wx-config_sel.o:(.bss+0x0): multiple definition of `keybsenddelay'; pcem-386.o:(.bss+0x978): first defined here...

Using American McGee's Alice, my HP Envy Ryzen 5600h laptop maintains 100% with Pentium MMX 233 and Mobile Pentium MMX 300.

I did notice compiling another app earlier this week that I had to move the "-lncurses" to the end of the make statement rather than earlier in the parameter list. I bet this is something similar ot that. gcc -O2 -std=gnu89 -lncurses ethflopd.c -o ethflopd /usr/bin/ld: /tmp/ccXmLcmW.o: in ...

I installed all dependencies as far as I know. I downloaded the v17 .tar.gz source file and unzip. I ran ./configure and then make I get a few hundred messages like this: /usr/bin/ld: pcem-wx-config_sel.o:(.bss+0x0): multiple definition of `keybsenddelay'; pcem-386.o:(.bss+0x978): first defined here...

After investigating the matter it seems that ports like LPT and COM seem to be generic 16550/bidirectional high speed versions, not necessarily hardware-specific. That's fine, I was more curious than anything else, there isn't exactly an ADVANTAGE to correctly emulating an 8250 UART for com port tha...

Unable to get a NIC to work in a Tandy VM due to IRQ unavailability (it seems), thought that that might be a decent workaround, since it doesn't consume any additional resources. I can't find much technical documentation on the Xircom devices though, much less any existing emulation examples, so tha...

Tandy 1000HX floppy controller is 720k only, com ports are 8250s, parallel port is unidirectional, etc.

Does PCEM emulation extend down to that level of hardware differentation, or does it simply include standard 16550/bidirectional LPT/etc?

Ah, never mind. Ping doesn't seem to work but "sntp pool.ntp.org" did, so something must be working properly...

dnstest also resolves IPs, so I am assuming ICMP (or just ping?) isn't making it through your networking sorcery.

This should be more than enough for me!

Forgot to give my specs. I'm running RaspberryPi OS 5/2020 (aka Debian) on an rpi 4b 2gb. Guest is the Packard Bell 386SX 300 emulated system, 1mb ram, NE2000 nic assigned to adderss 320 and IRQ 7. I've compiled with network support, and muddled through to the point where DHCP returns a 10.2.0.X IP ...

I've been unable to get an NE2000 adapter working on a Tandy 1000 machine. MSD reports all irqs are used and detected. https://i.imgur.com/9YsIQLK.jpg Adding the NE2000 compatible device lets me load the packet driver and attempt mtcp dhcp lease, but never sees any packets. The same configuration do...