any windows 3.11 gurus kickin around?

[shelby]

[awkduck]

Is this in a "Windows" MsDos Prompt, or Real Dos Prompt?

You want to be using a Windows Prompt.

Edited January 21, 2023 by awkduck

[shelby]

it is windows prompt. i fix it

Edited January 21, 2023 by shelby

[awkduck]

If you have rebooted, then you need to run PKTDRV and make sure that the installed interrupt is the same as in "C:\MTCP\CONFIG.CFG"

[shelby]

9 minutes ago, awkduck said:

If you have rebooted, then you need to run PKTDRV and make sure that the installed interrupt is the same as in "C:\MTCP\CONFIG.CFG"

it is the same. i made a net.bat that runs in windows promtp

Edited January 21, 2023 by shelby

[awkduck]

Is Trumpet running right now?

[shelby]

yes

[awkduck]

My Windows is letting me get away with a lot more then yours.

But here is a I.P. safe way to do everything.

Keep in mind, you will have a different I.P. for things. So your firewall will need to be taken into consideration.

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Edit autoexec.bat and add a PKTDRV for every channel you need.

PKTMUX 8 79
PKTDRV
PKTDRV
PKTDRV
PKTDRV
PKTDRV
PKTDRV
PKTDRV
PKTDRV

Reboot but do "not" start Windows.

Examine "all" the PKTDRV installed interrupts.

Once you have them written down, or something, start windows.

The first interrupt is already set for Tumpet.

Give the second interrupt to mTCP. C:\mTCP\config.cfg > packetint 0xXX

Give the third to Links C:\LINKS\WATTCP.CFG > pkt.vector = 0xXX

And the fourth to Dillo. C:\DILLO\ETC\WATTCP.CFG or C:\DILLO\WATTCP.CFG > pkt.vector = 0xXX

I copies all the C:\DILLO\BIN\*.* files to C:\DILLO, C:\DILLO\ETC\WATTCP.CFG to C:\DILLO, and deleted DILLO.BAT.

Then I just ran DILLO.EXE.

If Dillo and Links still result in  "cannot resolve host" or "host not found", add your D.N.S. to both WATTCP.CFG files,

nameserver = 8.8.8.8
# or whatever your D.N.S. is

Now when you open a Windows MsDos Prompt you don't have to run PKTDRV.

To test if it is working, make sure Tumpet is running and run DHCP.EXE.

You should now see DHCP report a different I.P. then Trumpet.

[awkduck]

If you never end up using all channels, you can reduce them to save memory.

#AUTOEXEC.BAT
PKTMUX 4 79
PKTDRV
PKTDRV
PKTDRV
PKTDRV

 

[shelby]

so i have to add all these INT numbers to cfg files

[shelby]

I put everything in dillo and links but nothing changes

Edited January 22, 2023 by shelby

[awkduck]

After a fresh reboot, run Trumpet and leave it open. Then run mTCP DHCP. What I.P. does DHCP receive?

[shelby]

A new one

[awkduck]

That is now working like it should.

Will your firewall prevent the new I.P. addresses from working, like before?

Notice, that DHCP now gives itself a different I.P. then Trumpet. Which is the way it is supposed to work.

Each channel "should" request it's own I.P..

 

[shelby]

so i must have 2 or 3 mtcpcfg files 

Edited January 22, 2023 by shelby