Thanks, tested on a different DOS computer. (I am rotating them, so none of them rests forever). This one is Turbo XT 10MHz
I got this:
Warning: Your DHCP server may not have honored your hostname request.
Requested hostname: "TURBO10", Assigned hostname: ""
Hostname was not wiped out form...
I have tested recently Seagate ST4144R 5.25" full height 123MB RLL, it was surprisingly quiet. Did not here the heads move though. Only the sound of rotating platters. Surely much quieter and smoother than some 3.5" lousy drives, like that drive in post #4 for example.
Unfortunately the drive...
Folks I need help with two cards. First one is SCSI ISA, it is missing Z80280 CPU, but otherwise seems fine. So far I have only seen/used FDC, HDD (MFM, XT-IDE) controller cards and or MFM or IDE HDD drives. Most probably the answer is obviuos, but still I woud like to ask, might this card be...
I am attaching board specific diskette files - memory manager, and some utilities. I also have original manual and original floppy 5.25"
booklet pics here
There is section in Huawei config which says:
I did not configure any so far.
Funny thing is, that Huawei seems to accept proposed HOSTNAME (look at the picture), screenshot is with missing line in tcp.cfg therefore it say DOSRULES (your default). I could also see my specific HOSTNAME...
Turns out I was still using 2020 mTCP version. Somehow I missed the July 2022 release. Now it really works with the new parameter . But there is maybe another problem. It ignores and/or removed my HOSTNAME entry. Is this expected behaviour?
I was thinking this option will tell dhcp server name...
Replacing DD drive with HD drive should not be in any way problematic. HD drives are capable od DD operation. They should switch to DD mode automatically when a DD diskette is inserted.
Why dont you try DD diskettes?
Since I changed my home network all my DOS computers claim their DHCP lease time is 60s :-)
As there in no way to use such short lived automatically configured tcp.cfg file, I had to resort to static IP addresses.
My guess is it is most probably not a bug in mTCP. Is there any way to inspect...
https://github.com/nayarsystems/posix_tz_db/blob/master/zones.csv
This seems to work for Dublin. You have to copy whole string. For my location only the first part is sufficient..