I am using a Raspberry Pi3 which runs Mystic and a Proboard BBS (behind Frontdoor) wihtin a Dosbox. Maybe i will switch to dosemu...
That's not going to happen, until you switch to an x86 based system. You'll have to stick with DOSBox. :)
I use a Banana Pi, which runs 2 BBSs - Synchronet and Mystic, but
they're native Linux BBSs, not DOS based. :)
Blue White wrote to Vk3jed <=-
That's not going to happen, until you switch to an x86 based system. You'll have to stick with DOSBox. :)
Unless he chroots it and installs a debian x86 system on it. I have
not tried it, yet, but there is a github for it out there somewhere.
When you compile synchronet on the pi, do you use the same codebase
that someone who would use an x86 would compile from? I have done that with magicka... compile it on an x86 and, now, my pi... but have not
tried it so far with synchronet. I was thinking I might one day want
to replace the desktop that synchronet runs on with a pi, which is why
I ask.
I am using a Raspberry Pi3 which runs Mystic and a Proboard BBS (behi Frontdoor) wihtin a Dosbox. Maybe i will switch to dosemu...
That's not going to happen, until you switch to an x86 based system. You'll have to stick with DOSBox. :)
Unless he chroots it and installs a debian x86 system on it. I have not tried it, yet, but there is a github for it out there somewhere.
Unless he chroots it and installs a debian x86 system on it. I have
not tried it, yet, but there is a github for it out there somewhere.
Since when does chroot emulate another processor?
Unless he chroots it and installs a debian x86 system on it. I have not tried it, yet, but there is a github for it out there somewhere.
I'm not trying to argue, but I don't think that's possible. DosEMU requires an x86 chipset to function at all.
Blue White wrote to Vk3jed <=-
Since when does chroot emulate another processor?
IIRC, the github version includes code from qemu. You could install
qemu but it supposedly only uses one of the four processors. Again, supposedly, this github version uses all 4.
I saw it in a youtube video, but the guy who was doing it did not spend too much time explaining it. He seemed to want to talk more about exagear, which he pointed out is similar to the github but is
commercial and may be easier to install.
Be very specific, github version of... chroot? *confused look*
Blue White wrote to Vk3jed <=-
Be very specific, github version of... chroot? *confused look*
google 'github AlbrechtL RPi-QEMU' will get you there.
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