Am 31.08.2014 um 05:31 schrieb dmccunney :
> it looks like
>
> mt -b- -c -n wattcp.cfg #ipaddr = my_ip= #netmask = netmask= #gateway
> = gateway= #nameserver = nameserver= #hostname = hostname=
>
> would do the same thing.
Hmm. Doesn't. Scrambles wattcp.cfg. :-(
But was a good idea.
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On Sat, Aug 30, 2014 at 11:10 PM, Michael Brutman wrote:
>
> It pains me to see this much effort going into what should be a small
> utility that takes the relevant mTCP obtained network parameters and
> writes them into the WATTCP file. There are 15 invocations of the
> mt.exe program in that sc
It pains me to see this much effort going into what should be a small
utility that takes the relevant mTCP obtained network parameters and
writes them into the WATTCP file. There are 15 invocations of the
mt.exe program in that script.
I suggest that somebody write a small program that takes
I am sorry, there were some errors in my previous post:
The batchfile has to be called like this in AUTOEXEC.BAT, right after the line
DHCP:
DHCP
CALL C:\FDOS\M2WAT.BAT
Otherwise it wouldn't return to AUTOEXEC.BAT.
There were also errors in the batchfile itself. I made some changes, now it
se
Am 30.08.2014 um 23:56 schrieb Mateusz Viste :
> Thanks for sharing!
> I might have missed something, but why haven't you used the DHCP.COM tool
> from Dave Dunfield, instead of all the sed-like magic? Just curious.
The main reason is that (unfortunately) DHCP.COM doesn't seem to be free
softw
Hi Ulrich,
Thanks for sharing!
I might have missed something, but why haven't you used the DHCP.COM tool from
Dave Dunfield, instead of all the sed-like magic? Just curious.
Mateusz
On August 30, 2014 11:47:35 PM GMT+02:00, Ulrich wrote:
>
>I think I found a solution.
>
>The problem was:
I think I found a solution.
The problem was:
When I choose "NAT" as network type for a VirtualBox FreeDOS 1.1 guest, only
mTCP DHCP.EXE is able to get the correct IP addresses from the DHCP server
provided by VirtualBox. WATTCP applications fail to get their IPs from that
DHCP server.
The i
Hi,
thanks for pointing me to minitrue. Last year I learned to use "sed" in linux
and minitrue seems to be comparable. It's also great to see that this is free
software under GNU GPL. Maybe this should be included in the util repo of
FreeDOS? It seems to be very useful and it is also well docum
