Yes!
It's a c/g telnet terminal for RR-net!!

Bug reports and comments goes here ---> http://rrforum.ath.cx/viewforum.php?f=5


Current Features:

* RR-net support via Retro Replay and MMC64
* Full TCP/IP functionality
* Automatic configuration using the built in DHCP client
* Domain Name resolving
* Cursor

Be sure to read the instructions on the disk!

Just tried it out, and it works great!
Haven't noticed any bugs yet

Yes, excellent! Any chance of sources?

Great job, RaveGuru! I feel so ashamed that I haven't helped you out with testing these last couple of weeks, but I've hardly been home. I will test this version as soon as I get home, though!

Great news! Unfortunately I'm about 7,000 km from my C64 at the moment so I can't try it.

I hope to get lots more callers to my C= telnet bbs now!

(bbs.jammingsignal.com)

Excellent job!

I saw you used the tcp/ip stack from Adam Dunkels (Mr.Contiki).
Just searched the uIP site but I only found plain C-sources but no C64 port.

Where can I find those?

EDIT: I guess you ripped them out of the Contiki sourcecode?

I haven't tried the program yet because it doesn't work in my emulator (since it does not emulate the RR-Net) but I am a bit curious of how this differs from the C/G Terminal program in Contiki? Does it support file downloads? (The Contiki C/G Terminal doesn't.)

@gerbagh: One thing that differs is that this one is completly standalone and self contained, i.e. you can have it on your MMC or flash it onto your Retro Replay. That way you have instant access to it without the hassle of loading Contiki, which will make me a more frequent board visitor at least!

@JackAsser: Don't forget the bug-free cursor too

@gerbagh: It does not have file transfer yet, but it will come...

Ok, cool!

@scout: The uIP source is generic, which means you can compile it on virtually any system, hence there's no need for a c64 specific port.

If you look at the D64 with D64Editor you see many Scratched files with interesting names

Heheh.. I just waited for someone to comment on that. Yes, I realized my little mistake after releasing it. That's why the zip packed release on the boards has been repacked on a clean disk.