any windows 3.11 gurus kickin around?

[awkduck]

If you are using PKTMUX, the you should be able to let go of WINPKT.

Once when you ran Trumpet without WINPKT, it output that it could not find WINPKT or PKTDRV.

WINPKT is not multiplexing for the Dos Prompt. It only multiplexes for winsock. With Trumpet 3, I believe, PKTDRV can be used instead of WINPKT. But if that is not the case, then you would need to run PKTMUX and PKTDRV before WINPKT.

Also, PKTMUX has not been given your "packet driver" interrupt, or quantity of needed packet driver channels.

Maybe this might work?

Quote

C:\trumpet\PCNTPK INIT=0x80
C:\net\PKTMUX 10 80
C:\net\PKTDRV
set MTCPCFG=C:\MTCP\CONFIG.CFG
C:\MTCP\DHCP

The only thing I can't remember for sure, is if you set PKTMUX packet channels to 10, can you run PKTDRV 10 times right away; making them available when needed? Or, do you have to always run it directly before the next application?

If I remember correctly, if you have a bunch of PKTDRVs running, PKTMUX will direct application use to the next open PKTDRV. When ever an application times out, after use of PKTDRV, it will resets to open;  ready to be used again. If for some reason a PKTDRV does not reset, there is a PKTDRV switch "/r" that will force reset.

I haven't looked through PKTMUX.DOC completely, lately. There might even be a switch to tell PKTDRV how many channels to run. That doesn't ring any bells, but maybe?

Edited January 18, 2023 by awkduck

[shelby]

Anyway i have internet now and i dont have o browser. Any suggestion tha works in today internet? IE5 has a conflict with the trumpet i saw

[shelby]

1 hour ago, awkduck said:

C:\trumpet\PCNTPK INIT=0x80

C:\net\PKTMUX 10 80

C:\net\PKTDRV

set MTCPCFG=C:\MTCP\CONFIG.CFG

C:\MTCP\DHCP

It doesn't work. The pktmux gives only 2 channels 

Edited January 18, 2023 by shelby

[awkduck]

It has been suggested that Opera and Netscape are the best Win3x era browsers. But Links and Dillo are newer. There is also MicroWeb.

[awkduck]

8 minutes ago, shelby said:

It doesn't work. The pktmux gives only 2 channels 

Does it give you an output that says that?

Or can you only load 2 instances of PKTDRV?

I doubt free memory is the issue, but it might be. If that is the case, sometimes TSRs can be loaded high.

Edited January 18, 2023 by awkduck

[shelby]

53 minutes ago, awkduck said:

Does it give you an output that says that?

Or can you only load 2 instances of PKTDRV?

I doubt free memory is the issue, but it might be. If that is the case, sometimes TSRs can be loaded high.

here is another strange thing

Edited January 18, 2023 by shelby

[shelby]

In the dillo browser the mouse does not work 
the opera don't work

Edited January 19, 2023 by shelby

[awkduck]

It looks like the maximum channels is 8.

It might be useful to see you full boot, to see why no packet multiplexer is found.

When you used Dillo, was it fullscreen (ALT+ENTER)?

[deomsh]

I have only experience on Windows 3.1 (so NOT WFW 3.11). Browsers: best is Netscape 4.03 or 4.04, using a proxy server or a webproxy. Without: Netscape 3.04. Watch a-synchronous DNS. More details here (go to page 2):  https://web.archive.org/web/20180329130629/http://win3x.conforums.com/index.cgi?board=net&action=display&num=1517876379

Edited January 19, 2023 by deomsh
Linking

[shelby]

3 hours ago, awkduck said:

When you used Dillo, was it fullscreen (ALT+ENTER)?

Yes

[shelby]

3 hours ago, awkduck said:

It might be useful to see you full boot, to see why no packet multiplexer is found

How can i do it

[shelby]

58 minutes ago, deomsh said:

I have only experience on Windows 3.1 (so NOT WFW 3.11). Browsers: best is Netscape 4.03 or 4.04, using a proxy server or a webproxy. Without: Netscape 3.04. Watch a-synchronous DNS. More details here (go to page 2):  https://web.archive.org/web/20180329130629/http://win3x.conforums.com/index.cgi?board=net&action=display&num=1517876379

In win 3.11 there is no need for share command because of the winsock.dll. The ie5 put his installation folder in path command. Every browser needs trumpet to run first to enter the internet except ie5

[jaclaz]

bbc.com redirects to https, that may be (part of) the issue.

Try:

http://info.cern.ch/

jaclaz

[shelby]

nothing

 

 

 

Edited January 19, 2023 by shelby

[shelby]

for the links browser

Edited January 19, 2023 by shelby