Andrew Warkentin wrote:
Jerome H. Fine
wrote:
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In this case, I agree with the default selection for SIMH, I just
disagree that there is no VT100 support as an option.
SIMH supports redirecting the console to a Telnet port using "set
console telnet=<port>". You can connect just about any terminal
emulator you want in this way, so there is no need for SIMH to include
its own terminal emulator.
As a Windows DUMMY, in particular for Windows 98SE and
Windows XP, could you PLEASE provide some details?
Can it be done using just one hardware system running under a
Windows OS? If I require a second hardware system, then
almost any advantage will be lost. Also, how is the terminal
emulator set up to be in-between SIMH and the user via the
command: "SET CONSOLE TELNET=<PORT>" and
specifically what environment needs to be set up to allow
that command to be entered? A DOS box? What additional
files are required? What about multiple terminals in the manner
supported by Ersatz-11 (which is a separate issue from the
emulation support)?
I would rather not be using Windows, but my son provides
my support and will only help if I use Windows. He has
provided a system for both of his parents, so we don't
tend to insist on Unix or some other operating system.
Jerome Fine