Hello, Richard Miles.
On 9/25/20 2:15 AM you wrote:

The only one that I know of that's in active development is Magic
Dosbox. Haven't fooled around with it and getting it on the
network though. I know it's got support for networking though
don't know how extensive. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=bruenor.magicbox

I'm checking out the Free version now. It only allows 1 program, but if I can get Telnet for eXample to work I'll spend the couple of bucks tp upgrade.

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Charles Pierson wrote to All <=-

I've installed a couple of Point programs, specifically D'Bridge and OpenXP 4.0, but I can't figure out what I need to do to get it to see
my wifi.

The fork of DOSBOX I use at home has NE2000 emulation using pcap; you
don't see the wifi directly in DOSBOX. That makes sense, actually,
since the NE2000 is a common card, and there's packet drivers and
support in old DOS environments. You might not find DOS drivers for a
new wifi card if DOSBOX just passed it through.



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