Stas Sergeev

Its very easy to reproduce with something like this patch: [a.diff.gz](https://github.com/dosemu2/dosemu2/files/5918404/a.diff.gz) There is some extra stuff in it, but the main idea is to either: - always unmap the memory...

Besides, I wonder if our "CS changed" checks are valid in presence of a linker. If it can link the nodes with different CS, then our check is bypassed.

Yes, can't reproduce that even with the above patch applied on top of the revision it was made for. So that might have been gcc-specific and now does not occur...

Well, even just this change alone: ``` --- a/src/base/emu-i386/simx86/econfig.h +++ b/src/base/emu-i386/simx86/econfig.h @@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ #define DEBUG_TREE_FILE "/DOS/treedump.log" #define USE_LINKER 1 // 0 or 1 -#undef DEBUG_LINKER +#define DEBUG_LINKER #undef...

> Install Trumpet Winsock You mean under windows? > option could be to have a exec keyword so that one could also put 'bash' there. Everything is possible, patches welcome....

> I guess there are other tools that support SLIP over a serial port as well though. If you can find any, then this makes sense. But implementing this just...

I don't see your point, we already have vde that does this all. And yes, allowing to hook slirp to serial port would be nice; I already hooked modemu to...

Also I wonder why can't slirp itself create a pty for dosemu's use. Much fewer work.

https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/vde2-dosemu2/ I think there is some libvirt-based replacement that also uses slirp, and because of that, vde is not maintained. But not sure.

No, its more likely that vde is unmaintained simply because qemu have embedded slirp in, and there are nothing else in the world but qemu. :) There are probably no...