From: Jef (jknoors@zonnet.nl)
Date: Thu Sep 07 2000 - 19:50:27 CEST
On 7 Sep 2000, at 16:09, Sven Conrad wrote:
>
> This can be very easy or hard. It depends on some things
> I can not estimate.
>
> 1. do this task need interrupt driven access to the com ports?
> If not, it is easy do do. If yes, you have more trouble.
> What interrupt is used for this emulated com3?
Probebli not needed, but com1 and com3 share the same interrupt
(IRQ4).
The modem is on com3 in windoze AND in the dosbox.
If I install the modem on com2 (IRQ3), it will be in the dosbox on
com2 also.
> 2. is it allso possible to acess the emulated modem under windows.
> For windows there are easy to use drivers accessable.
> E.g. with VB.
>
> /sven
Yes, in a dosbox I can use a dosprogram to dialup and use the
modem (for banking).
I think VB is a good start. I run windoze95 .
The speed is: 115200
>
> Jef wrote:
> >
> > Dear friends,
> >
> > Here's a question to some of you who are very good in writing
> > scripts and tiny programms:
> >
> > I would like to use muLinux for e-mail and browsing the web,
> > however, I have only a winmodem in my pentium computer.
> >
> > Now I've installed muLinux on a 386 and I would like to use the
> > serial connection to the com2 (on my pentium) to use as a external
> > modem in muLinux.
> >
> > My winmodem is, when emuleted in a dosbox, on com3, wich
> > cannot be changed.
> > A little programm for this dosbox could take the input from com2
> > and send it to com3. This would surely make it possible for me to
> > use my modem with muLinux.
> >
> > If anyone can volonteer to help, please send a reply.
> >
> > Greetings, Jef Knoors
>
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