Chris Needham

Thanks! So if everything seems to be received, but not displayed, the problem is somewhere between BeebEm reading from the serial port and it presenting the data to the emulated...

I've set up com0com with BeebEm connected to one virtual serial port (COM5) and PuTTY connected to the other (COM6), just to get started. Instead of using PuTTY to send...

I haven't really looked into this in more detail yet. In https://github.com/stardot/beebem-windows/issues/116#issuecomment-1501098519 you mentioned handshaking - what form of handshaking are you using?

Sorry, I haven't had a lot of time recently. I don't think we've found out exactly where characters are being dropped yet. So I'm wondering whether to add more logging...

I hope to have something for you to test soon.

Here's a [test build](https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/jobajdjs1rezv24rskrsb/BeebEm419a.exe?rlkey=9vgvwr09sgcds52swnanwfand&dl=0) that includes some fixes from [here](https://github.com/mmbeeb/STEST). I haven't been able to test this myself. Please give it a try, I'll be interested to know if it...

I was able to get it to connect once, in Comms rather than Prestel mode, but haven't been able to repeat it. I'll check what happens when you first start...

[Here](https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/7frr0fdpfa7bz8uoh45mx/BeebEm419b.exe?rlkey=bjeg2zow3a51ezxlyapyltrjn&dl=0) is another update. I'm now able to connect to the BBS reliably and log in as guest.

Have you also tested with a modem on a serial port? I wonder if that is also working now.

I've been testing again, this time with both endoftheline and nightowlbbs.ddns.net:6400, and it seems to be working well. Which tcpser version are you using?