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#Vmware oder virtual pc Pc#
At present it runs on a dedicated Windows 98 PC, but the PC is failing fast. I use this application at work from time to time. The application in question is quite sensitive and gained a reputation shortly before being phased out in about 2003 for not working on newer laptops which didn't use proper parallel port hardware. I have had MS VPC running a Windows 98 guest on an XP host with a slightly cranky dongle protected application running happily on the guest. Microsoft VirtualPC 2007 does it extremely well, although it is limited to physical onboard ports. It might been capturing the port and blocking access from other VMs or host applications, but that is not really any different to capturing a CD or USB device. What we need from VBox is an LPT port mapper that will map the standard LPT port addresses directly to the PCs physical LPT port, whether its a physical onboard port built into the motherboard at the original addresses or one on and add on card. I'm sure the same is true of a lot of other non-printer LPT hardware. This direct access relies on going to one of the standard parallel port hardware addresses to talk to the dongle.
#Vmware oder virtual pc software#
They do it this way because it is then impossible to have a piece of software sitting on the operating system trapping calls to the LPT port and pretending to be a dongle, therefore making it much, much harder to pirate the software.
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Most applications that use the LTP port for dongles require direct access to the port to read the dongle. I tried a PCCard LPT port in my work laptop and it WOULD NOT WORK for any application that needed direct access to the port since all the addresses are controlled by the operating system and they never use the original port addresses (378 etc). These converters, as already said, are simply print managers converting USB to Centronics to run printers. I have tried using USP-LTP adapters and they DON'T work for anything but printers. I hope these arguments will change your minds! But hold in mind: without it, it is not a fully virtual machine. On one side I also can understand, if there is no manpower avaiable for this feature, on the other I'm missing it very much. I have seen them running 10 machines together, all under DOS. All network cards support an DOSODI driver! Even Gigabit works on DOS. And there is no connection to the They are wrong. I won't have any worms and viruses, keyloggers or rootkits on it. It never will cause problems, because something changed. We still Use MS DOS-programs daily and have HP laser Jets III and IV in use printing HPGL and PCL 5c (2 Lexmarks Optras for spare) It is very boring to boot the PC into DOS, when you are just in XP or vista (takes 70secs to shutdown win and 12 secs to start DOS,and takes 0,5 secs to shutdown DOS but 180-240 secs to start vista ). My friend an me, we would also appreciate, if there would be a support for the parallel port under a windows system. I think dongles and printers are the most important devices for the LPT to support on virtualbox.
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The first post about missing the LPT-Port was in 2007! and now 3years later, there is still a request! It is not true, parallel port is not supported on newer Mainboards: All Intel-ITX-Boards with the Intel ATOM-processor and many Jetway and ITC Mainboard have a parallel port or header (inspite of the D410PT) :Again mypack is right because of the add on cards you still can buy!Ĩ. The main OSes do all support a LPT-Port,ħ. with the parallel port you have 8 I/O s, where you can switch relais (for example in model making),Ħ. thats why manufactures have produced a lot of devices which work on the LPT as mypack said: disk drives, tape drives, dongles, JTAG debug cables.ĥ.
#Vmware oder virtual pc serial#
the parallel port is much faster than the serial port because of the 8 adress lines and the bios support of EPP/EPC and DMA support (depends on settings in the BIOS),Ĥ. So in MS-DOS 6.22 no USB-to-parallel-converter will workģ. Its posible to pipe an output, sended to a parallel port to an serial port, but only for output and not vice versa!Ģ. MS-DOS 6.22: in MS-DOS there is no supporting of USB (USB-Stick,USB HDD, USB keyboard works because BIOS let it work,even booting from USB Stick into DOS is working ), but printing is not working. The parallel port (LPT1 to LPT3 in MS-DOS) support is a feature which still should be integreated for some very important reasons:ġ.
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