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August 2016 @ 2:44. All the young boys are already totally very interested to read through them and have now definitely been loving them. My personal sincere apologies for not expressing gratitude to sooner. 
I and also my pals have already been viewing the best tips and hints from your web blog and the sudden got an awful feeling I never expressed respect to the web blog owner for them.
May 30, 2018 - On 64-bit operating systems, Windows Installer installs and manages applications consisting of 32-bit or 64-bit Windows Installer components. Free download. DOSBox DOSBox0.74-win32-installer. Maybe I can download this someday if I can get up to 136 characters so I'll keep tyeping until.
First, compliments for the beautiful project.I am an Italian boy I speak a little English (sorry ahead for my English) I have the need to run a 16-bit program on my winzoz seven 64 bit.(in win xp 32 bit work perfectly) I have a usb to serial port converter to communicate from PC to a machine tool with CNC. The 16-bit program works perfectly in dosbox 0.74, but the serial port NO! I set from the configuration file: serial1=directserial realport:COM2 serial2=disabled serial3=disabled serial4=disabled But when I start dosbox appears: Serial1: Opening COM2 Serial1: Desired serial mode not supported (9600,5,n,1) Exactly this problem!
How do I install this patch? In dosbox 0.74. Where do I put the file 'dosbox_ignore_5N1.patch'? Thanks in advance to all. Guly, Using the patch requires the project be built from source. 1) You will need a build environment.
Get MinGW if you do not have it. 2) Download the source of DosBox. 3) Extract the source from the archive 4) Apply the patch with the command: patch -p0. Thank you for this Thomas, I definately am still interetsted in this but I couldn't get it to work. I am trying to get a old DOS program to talk to a hardware device using either 1200 or 2400 baud 8 N 1. Using my Dell Latitude laptop with a docking station that has a physical serial port as COM 1.
I can sucessfully run the program using DOSBox and communicate to the device every time under both Windows 7 and Windows 10 using that physical COM port. However I am trying to get a USB -> Serial adapter working. The adapter is setup as COM 2 and using HyperTerminal the adapter works fine.
But in DOSBox it does not communicate. I see both serial ports open on startup: Serial1: Opening COM1 Serial2: Opening COM2 I use the software with COM 1 (physical one) and it works fine. I then switch the software over to COM 2 and start getting this: Serial2: Errors: Framing 0, Parity 0, Overrun RX:6 (IF0:0), TX:0, Break 0 Serial2: Errors: Framing 3, Parity 0, Overrun RX:8 (IF0:0), TX:0, Break 3 Serial2: Errors: Framing 2, Parity 0, Overrun RX:0 (IF0:0), TX:0, Break 0 and I cannot communicate.
Switch it back to COM 1 and again it works. Any ideas or things I can try?
I am sorry not being able to give advice of what might go wrong. I just took the sources from SVN, applied the patch and compiled the whole thing. I needed the modified version myself and wanted to provide the EXE as some people stated they didn't know how to compile the code. However, I was not yet able to test it myself as it turned out my USB-serial-converter ain't working properly. So I'm not yet able to give any feedback about the success of the patch.
Kind regards, Thomas ----- Original Message ----- From: Allan To: [dosbox:patches] Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2017, 16:33:25 Subject: [dosbox:patches] #249 USB Serial work-around Thank you for this Thomas, I definately am still interetsted in this but I couldn't get it to work. I am trying to get a old DOS program to talk to a hardware device using either 1200 or 2400 baud 8 N 1. Using my Dell Latitude laptop with a docking station that has a physical serial port as COM 1. I can sucessfully run the program using DOSBox and communicate to the device every time under both Windows 7 and Windows 10 using that physical COM port. However I am trying to get a USB -> Serial adapter working.
August 2016 @ 2:44. All the young boys are already totally very interested to read through them and have now definitely been loving them. My personal sincere apologies for not expressing gratitude to sooner. 
I and also my pals have already been viewing the best tips and hints from your web blog and the sudden got an awful feeling I never expressed respect to the web blog owner for them.
May 30, 2018 - On 64-bit operating systems, Windows Installer installs and manages applications consisting of 32-bit or 64-bit Windows Installer components. Free download. DOSBox DOSBox0.74-win32-installer. Maybe I can download this someday if I can get up to 136 characters so I\'ll keep tyeping until.
First, compliments for the beautiful project.I am an Italian boy I speak a little English (sorry ahead for my English) I have the need to run a 16-bit program on my winzoz seven 64 bit.(in win xp 32 bit work perfectly) I have a usb to serial port converter to communicate from PC to a machine tool with CNC. The 16-bit program works perfectly in dosbox 0.74, but the serial port NO! I set from the configuration file: serial1=directserial realport:COM2 serial2=disabled serial3=disabled serial4=disabled But when I start dosbox appears: Serial1: Opening COM2 Serial1: Desired serial mode not supported (9600,5,n,1) Exactly this problem!
How do I install this patch? In dosbox 0.74. Where do I put the file \'dosbox_ignore_5N1.patch\'? Thanks in advance to all. Guly, Using the patch requires the project be built from source. 1) You will need a build environment.
Get MinGW if you do not have it. 2) Download the source of DosBox. 3) Extract the source from the archive 4) Apply the patch with the command: patch -p0. Thank you for this Thomas, I definately am still interetsted in this but I couldn\'t get it to work. I am trying to get a old DOS program to talk to a hardware device using either 1200 or 2400 baud 8 N 1. Using my Dell Latitude laptop with a docking station that has a physical serial port as COM 1.
I can sucessfully run the program using DOSBox and communicate to the device every time under both Windows 7 and Windows 10 using that physical COM port. However I am trying to get a USB -> Serial adapter working. The adapter is setup as COM 2 and using HyperTerminal the adapter works fine.
But in DOSBox it does not communicate. I see both serial ports open on startup: Serial1: Opening COM1 Serial2: Opening COM2 I use the software with COM 1 (physical one) and it works fine. I then switch the software over to COM 2 and start getting this: Serial2: Errors: Framing 0, Parity 0, Overrun RX:6 (IF0:0), TX:0, Break 0 Serial2: Errors: Framing 3, Parity 0, Overrun RX:8 (IF0:0), TX:0, Break 3 Serial2: Errors: Framing 2, Parity 0, Overrun RX:0 (IF0:0), TX:0, Break 0 and I cannot communicate.
Switch it back to COM 1 and again it works. Any ideas or things I can try?
I am sorry not being able to give advice of what might go wrong. I just took the sources from SVN, applied the patch and compiled the whole thing. I needed the modified version myself and wanted to provide the EXE as some people stated they didn\'t know how to compile the code. However, I was not yet able to test it myself as it turned out my USB-serial-converter ain\'t working properly. So I\'m not yet able to give any feedback about the success of the patch.
Kind regards, Thomas ----- Original Message ----- From: Allan To: [dosbox:patches] Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2017, 16:33:25 Subject: [dosbox:patches] #249 USB Serial work-around Thank you for this Thomas, I definately am still interetsted in this but I couldn\'t get it to work. I am trying to get a old DOS program to talk to a hardware device using either 1200 or 2400 baud 8 N 1. Using my Dell Latitude laptop with a docking station that has a physical serial port as COM 1. I can sucessfully run the program using DOSBox and communicate to the device every time under both Windows 7 and Windows 10 using that physical COM port. However I am trying to get a USB -> Serial adapter working.
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May 30, 2018 - On 64-bit operating systems, Windows Installer installs and manages applications consisting of 32-bit or 64-bit Windows Installer components. Free download. DOSBox DOSBox0.74-win32-installer. Maybe I can download this someday if I can get up to 136 characters so I\'ll keep tyeping until.
First, compliments for the beautiful project.I am an Italian boy I speak a little English (sorry ahead for my English) I have the need to run a 16-bit program on my winzoz seven 64 bit.(in win xp 32 bit work perfectly) I have a usb to serial port converter to communicate from PC to a machine tool with CNC. The 16-bit program works perfectly in dosbox 0.74, but the serial port NO! I set from the configuration file: serial1=directserial realport:COM2 serial2=disabled serial3=disabled serial4=disabled But when I start dosbox appears: Serial1: Opening COM2 Serial1: Desired serial mode not supported (9600,5,n,1) Exactly this problem!
How do I install this patch? In dosbox 0.74. Where do I put the file \'dosbox_ignore_5N1.patch\'? Thanks in advance to all. Guly, Using the patch requires the project be built from source. 1) You will need a build environment.
Get MinGW if you do not have it. 2) Download the source of DosBox. 3) Extract the source from the archive 4) Apply the patch with the command: patch -p0. Thank you for this Thomas, I definately am still interetsted in this but I couldn\'t get it to work. I am trying to get a old DOS program to talk to a hardware device using either 1200 or 2400 baud 8 N 1. Using my Dell Latitude laptop with a docking station that has a physical serial port as COM 1.
I can sucessfully run the program using DOSBox and communicate to the device every time under both Windows 7 and Windows 10 using that physical COM port. However I am trying to get a USB -> Serial adapter working. The adapter is setup as COM 2 and using HyperTerminal the adapter works fine.
But in DOSBox it does not communicate. I see both serial ports open on startup: Serial1: Opening COM1 Serial2: Opening COM2 I use the software with COM 1 (physical one) and it works fine. I then switch the software over to COM 2 and start getting this: Serial2: Errors: Framing 0, Parity 0, Overrun RX:6 (IF0:0), TX:0, Break 0 Serial2: Errors: Framing 3, Parity 0, Overrun RX:8 (IF0:0), TX:0, Break 3 Serial2: Errors: Framing 2, Parity 0, Overrun RX:0 (IF0:0), TX:0, Break 0 and I cannot communicate.
Switch it back to COM 1 and again it works. Any ideas or things I can try?
I am sorry not being able to give advice of what might go wrong. I just took the sources from SVN, applied the patch and compiled the whole thing. I needed the modified version myself and wanted to provide the EXE as some people stated they didn\'t know how to compile the code. However, I was not yet able to test it myself as it turned out my USB-serial-converter ain\'t working properly. So I\'m not yet able to give any feedback about the success of the patch.
Kind regards, Thomas ----- Original Message ----- From: Allan To: [dosbox:patches] Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2017, 16:33:25 Subject: [dosbox:patches] #249 USB Serial work-around Thank you for this Thomas, I definately am still interetsted in this but I couldn\'t get it to work. I am trying to get a old DOS program to talk to a hardware device using either 1200 or 2400 baud 8 N 1. Using my Dell Latitude laptop with a docking station that has a physical serial port as COM 1. I can sucessfully run the program using DOSBox and communicate to the device every time under both Windows 7 and Windows 10 using that physical COM port. However I am trying to get a USB -> Serial adapter working.
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