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Synchronet running Yankee Trader
The game plays perfectly in local. The issue is the game does not have fossil support. No matter what I try, YT keeps crashing at title screen with comport error.
This is my 1st non-fossil game I am setting up. Only reason I want to set this game up, it was my personal favorite. Not much info to give. My setting in Synchronet are the standards using BAT file. I did a 1 node setup to ensure everything was simple.
Synchronet running Yankee Trader
To: GEOFFREY SAMMONSI looked through my history and can't find it... It was from a shareware cd offered by a site. cd.textfiles.com was one location I looked for doors. I have googled too many hours looking through old archived cd's online. YT30.ZIP is the file I found (if that helps). I would dump the file here if I could for you.
Synchronet running Yankee Trader
Where did you find it?
I have scoured the internet for a copy of that one and could not find it. Also looking for an older, working DOS version of Tradewars. I did find one of those, until I realized that it did not come with a daily maintenance program, like EXTERN. So, once you've used up your turns for the day, you cannot play Tradewars again... ever! :o
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To: Geoffrey Sammons
Re: Yankee Trader Com Port Issue
By: Geoffrey Sammons to alt.bbs.synchronet on Wed Apr 04 2018 06:33 am
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Synchronet running Yankee Trader
Thanks, From a quick glance, it looks like the answer to my problem :)The game plays perfectly in local. The issue is the game does not have fossil support. No matter what I try, YT keeps crashing at title screen with comport error.
This is my 1st non-fossil game I am setting up. Only reason I want to set this game up, it was my personal favorite. Not much info to give. My setting in Synchronet are the standards using BAT file. I did a 1 node setup to ensure everything was simple.
Synchronet virtual UART/FOSSIL driver (sbbsexec.dll/dosxtrn.exe) for Windows NT-based OSes emulates a COM port (by default, COM1). See http://wiki.synchro.net/config:sbbsexec.ini for details.
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I have scoured the internet for a copy of that one and could not find it.
Also looking for an older, working DOS version of Tradewars. I did find one DW>of those, until I realized that it did not come with a daily maintenance DW>program, like EXTERN. So, once you've used up your turns for the day, you DW>cannot play Tradewars again... ever! :o
This is my 1st non-fossil game I am setting up. Only reason I want to set this game up, it was my personal favorite. Not much info to give. My setting in Synchronet are the standards using BAT file. I did a 1 node setup to ensure everything was simple.
Also looking for an older, working DOS version of Tradewars.
I looked through my history and can't find it... It was from a shareware cd offered by a site. cd.textfiles.com was one location I looked for doors. I have googled too many hours looking through old archived cd's online. YT30.ZIP is the file I found (if that helps). I would dump thefile
here if I could for you. Thanks, teckkev
Right now, I'm using Trade Wars 2002, version 2, wide beta 8, along
with the Trade Wars Services door for it (SERVEWB7.ZIP). At one time, I
had a version of Trade Wars Services that would work with version 3 of
Trade Wars 2002, but I lost it in a crash...and I've never been able to
find it since.
Also looking for an older, working DOS version of Tradewars.are you talking about TW2002? do you still have your registration keys? i have >v2 and v3-Gold archives somewhere around here... we've got like 6 or 8 games of
TW2002-Gold running on the main BBS... send (fido) netmail for more info ;)
I looked through my history and can't find it... It was from a shareware cd of
ered by a site. cd.textfiles.com was one location I looked for doors. I have >oogled too many hours looking through old archived cd's online. YT30.ZIP is the
file I found (if that helps). I would dump the file here if I could for you.
Also looking for an older, working DOS version of Tradewars.
are you talking about TW2002? do you still have your registration
keys? i have v2 and v3-Gold archives somewhere around here... we've
got like 6 or 8 games of TW2002-Gold running on the main BBS... send
(fido) netmail for more info ;)
No, I have TW2002 registered,
but it stopped working when I upgraded to Debian 9. I have recently learned it has something to do with a change made in the version 4
kernel.
Oddly, TEOS still works so it must not rely on the same thing that
TW2002 does.
No, I have TW2002 registered, but it stopped working when I upgraded to Debian 9. I have recently learned it has something to do with a change
made in the version 4 kernel.
Oddly, TEOS still works so it must not rely on the same thing that TW2002 does.
I have a registered version of TW2002, but it no longer runs with dosemu DW>under linux kernel 4+. Something about the DMPI (or DPMI, I never get that DW>right!). The older verion I have runs and does not complain about DW>registration, but it does not have a maintenance program to go with it.
I actually have source code for one of the versions. I should try digging DW>out one of my old compilers and see if I can compile it.
What version of Trade Wars do you not have the EXTERN for?? I might
have version 1.03d of the game archived over here (I'm not running it),
but it may have an EXTERN with it that I could send you.
What version of Trade Wars do you not have the EXTERN for?? I might
have version 1.03d of the game archived over here (I'm not running it),
but it may have an EXTERN with it that I could send you.
It is TW 5 "Galactic Armageddon" v3.0, which I think is a different "fork" than the one that lead to 2002.
Not sure, but I think it is coded in a completely different language
than the 2002 versions.
It is TW 5 "Galactic Armageddon" v3.0, which I think is a different "fork" than the one that lead to 2002.
yeah, that's seriously different from TW2002... i've never even heard of it and
i was deep into all of the TW stuff...
It is TW 5 "Galactic Armageddon" v3.0, which I think is a different "fork" >DW> than the one that lead to 2002.
yeah, that's seriously different from TW2002... i've never even heard of it an
i was deep into all of the TW stuff...
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