Not in Msx.

Would've thought someone would get there... still... PPP or Slip over serial is usually the easiest, I say easiest, tricky but usually possible for most platforms with a serial port :)

Spec


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On 06 Jun 2021, Spectre said the following...

Theres no slip or ppp support?

The Internestor Lite have a serial driver, thi is the same TCP/IP stack used
by most MSX network interfaces. If you have an MSX with a built in RS232 or a RS232 interface you can try to use it.

Two attention points:

1. You will need to have an available Fossil Driver to your card;
2. The InterNestor's developer doesn't have an working RS232 interface, so
the serial driver is stuck in version 2.0

There is also an UNIX implementation for MSX computers, called UZIX, which includes a TCP/IP stack with a SLIP and PPP support and also some network utilities, including telnet. In the 90's it was used to connect to ISP in MSX user meetings.

Piter Punk

--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A46 2020/08/26 (Raspberry Pi/32)
* Origin: Sotano Msx BBS (21:1/150)

Hey everyone,

FSX_RETRO - Retro computing and any old tech discussions. From early computer hardware and software, calculators, watches and more. if you have collected it, use it, need it fixed tell us about it here.

Yay! I'm so glad this base has been created! Especially as it seems that RetroNet is not so active/not taking new members on at the moment...

Some of you already know me from my YouTube channel, "Al's Geek Lab", but I
do lots of retro stuff on the channel. My collection is modest these days (I used to have my own museum back in the UK). My current collection consists of: * IBM 5162 XT/286 (that's the machine I'm using to write this message with!)
* IBM 5160 XT
* IBM 5170 AT
* Compaq Prolinea 4/100
* Apple IIe Platinum
* Apple IIGS ROM3 with Uthernet2
* Apple Macintosh SE
* Apple PowerBook 520 & 540
* Osborne 1
* Panasonic Sr. Partner
* and a few other things that either don't work, or haven't been tested yet

The main thing I love to do is make the machines work on the net. Push them
to their limits and expand them to the point where they are no longer expandable, whilst keeping them using their original motherboard. For
example, my XT has a 286 daughtercard, 1MB RAM (around 760k usable) and a network card. My XT286 has a 1.5MB AboveBoard RAM card, a compact flash
drive, a 3com NIC and is paired with an ATI EGA Wonder 800+ with the IBM 5154 EGA display. My pride and joy!

If you want help with anything DOS machine related, I should be able to help because that's what I play with most.

Cheers!
Al // hyjinx


hyjinx // Alistair Ross
Author of 'Back to the BBS' Documentary: https://bit.ly/3tRINeL (YouTube) alsgeeklab.com

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I just want to say I loved the documentary. You had some excellent production values and it was a contributor to me joining the modern BBS scene (although MeatLotion was probably the main catalyst ;)).

--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A47 2021/05/03 (Raspberry Pi/32)
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Some of you already know me from my YouTube channel, "Al's Geek Lab",
but I do lots of retro stuff on the channel. My collection is modest
these days (I used to have my own museum back in the UK). My current collection consists of: * IBM 5162 XT/286 (that's the machine I'm using
to write this message with!) * IBM 5160 XT
* IBM 5170 AT
* Compaq Prolinea 4/100
* Apple IIe Platinum
* Apple IIGS ROM3 with Uthernet2
* Apple Macintosh SE
* Apple PowerBook 520 & 540
* Osborne 1
* Panasonic Sr. Partner
* and a few other things that either don't work, or haven't been tested yet

I will have to check out your Youtube channel. Always looking for good new content to waste time at work :)

Nice collection. I have just recently started getting into PC compatibles. I have had a 5155 and a 5160 for a while. I just picked up a 5150 earlier this summer and most recently I picked up a PS/2 Model 30 and an Atari ABC
386DX-II. I have mostly focused on Atari in the past but I have Commodore's, Apple's, TRS-80's, TI and a lot of unique units.

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* Origin: 8-Bit Classics (21:2/133)

On 12 Jun 2021 at 04:07p, hyjinx pondered and said...

If you want help with anything DOS machine related, I should be able to help because that's what I play with most.

Ah DOS.... many many hours spent with this before 1995 rolled around... and Start Me Up played in our ears...

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I hope this can help you to connect your MSX to a BBS

Thanks for the informations.
Will take a look into it.

Regards
Andreas

-=Kautzner-Computer-Museum=-
zahrl.ddns.net:2023
https://kcm.or.at

--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A46 2020/08/26 (Raspberry Pi/32)
* Origin: KCM BBS (21:1/218)

Hi!
You can connect to the BBS's with:
- BaDCat wifi cartridge.
- Obsonet Ethernet cartridge.
- GR8NET ethernet cartridge
... and if you have only a rs232 cartridge you can plug in easily an Nodemcu8266 + COM6 Terminal toconnect with ANSI full color :)
You can find these Msx cartridges easily with google, if you need more info, write me :)

Thanks, will take a look into it.

Regards
Andreas

-=Kautzner-Computer-Museum=-
zahrl.ddns.net:2023
https://kcm.or.at

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