From here. For file transfers you can user several utilities:
- HGET.COM. For downloading through HTTP. If you are familiar with WGET, the concept is the same.
- FTP. Standard FTP client, works fairly well.
- TFTP. Simplest and fastest for our MSX, but requires a TFTP server. This one is my favorite for casual file transfers in my LAN, but there is no reason for using the other two.
I forgot, you have also:
- OBSOSMB. This one is quite powerful, but I didn't have the chance to try it. It will integrate your MSX into your Windows-based file sharing protocol network. Quite powerful as you can see shared folders published from your MSX. Amazing job konamiman!
- OBSOFTP. Same as FTP, but this time MSX is the server
If anyone has a spare denyonet let me know, big reward!
Thx karloch, i cant access the konamiman.com domain though :/
It works from Spain
Can you email me the package?
You can try this link :
http://web.archive.org/web/20131217101915/http://www.konamim...
Works, thx mars2000you
Well, I don't know how I am going to solve this without a GT in my hands...
The main difference between the Ethernet and the TCP/IP bioses is that the former does not patch the timer interrupt hook. But by comparing how a ST and a GT handle the timer interrupt in blueMSX, I see identical code in both cases.
Anyway, could please anyone having GT + Denyonet try the following with the TCP/IP BIOS:
1. Boot pressing ESC to disable DenyoNet
2. In the BASIC prompt execute: CALL DENYOINIT
I tried it, konamiman, and after enabling denyonet in basic with 'call denyoinit' it works without problems!