Robert Jordan

- Windows 3.1 doesn't come with any networking support but it cooperates pretty well with MSCLIENT (NDIS-2) - WfW 3.1 comes with its own real mode NDIS-2 stack (driver and...

It's even worse: NDIS2 and NDIS3 don't cooperate at all. You can either use NDIS2 (and also redirect drives before Windows starts, etc.), or use NDIS3, which only works after...

Here is shim which I called PKTNDIS. [PKTNDIS.ZIP](https://github.com/dosemu2/dosemu2/files/8110920/PKTNDIS.ZIP) It's implemented solely in 16bit real-mode, although now that I know how NDIS works, it should be possible to implement it in...

I will release everything as I didn't use any verbatim code from the OS/2 DDK, The Token Ring driver from the NDDK is pure assembler code so I didn't use...

Somewhat unrelated but I didn't know where to ask: How do I emit debugging output from a DOS program running inside dosemu2 such that it lands in dosemu2's logfile? For...

@[andrewbird](https://github.com/andrewbird): Sure, but it doesn't land in the logs. What options does dosemu2 need to handle int e6? @[stsp](https://github.com/stsp): yeah, that worked but the output is not useful for debugging....

RTMSUBST has replaced Borland Powerpack's own 16-bit extender (RTM.EXE). It was indeed incomplete and buggy, but easy to fix. - HX RTM.DLL implements the non-windows parts of RTM.EXE (only 3...

Good point. There are no real world benefits because a resident HX DPMI server is already good enough. RTMSUBST is only needed when the NE stub is replaced to avoid...

Windows has macros for this situation: node_dll = GetModuleHandle(TEXT("node.dll")); You just have to use the TEXT macro to wrap string literals. The macro expands to L"node.dll" for UNICODE and "node.dll"...