Subj : Dosbox
To   : Charles Pierson
From : Amos Vaice
Date : Thu Sep 24 2020 09:32:50

Hi, Charles

Most likely, there are problems with the drivers. It is very doubtful that someone wrote drivers for this.
It may be possible to write the drivers b yourself.
I remember that I found a DOS emulator on Windows Mobile 6 and network support was implemented there. It was called PocketDOS. 
Android is not an operating system, it is a Google advertising platform. You may need to replace Android with an operating system. 

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 CP> @PID: Hotdoged/2.13.5/Android

 CP> @TID: jNode/Android

 CP> @CHRS: CP437

 CP> Hello, All.

 CP> I'm curious as to whether anyone is familiar with DOSbox apps on Android?
 CP> I know primarily they ate used for playing old DOS games, but I've been
 CP> experimenting with other programs.  

 CP> I've installed a couple of Point programs, specifically D'Bridge and
 CP> OpenXP 4.0,  but I can't figure out what I need to do to get it to see my
 CP> wifi.

 CP> Any ideas?



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