Hello Terry,

On Sat Jan 06 2018 06:24:36, Terry Rankin wrote to Terry Rankin:

 TR> ok. More on this. :)

 TR> So I'm using Darryl Perry's method (Awesome job btw!)
 TR> http://cyberia.darktech.org/dispfile.php?textfile=gfiles/mystic/dosdoo
 TR> rs-howto.txt&title=How+To+Add+DOS+doors+to+Raspberry+Pi+Mystic

 TR> My doors.sh script call looks like this:
 TR> ## Pimpwars
 TR> PIMP)
 TR>      echo "{at}echo off" > ${gobat}
 TR>      echo "D:" >> ${gobat}
 TR>      echo "D:\DOORS\bnu\bnu" >> ${gobat}
 TR>      echo "CD \DOORS\PIMPWARS" >> ${gobat}
 TR>      echo "CALL PIMPWARS.EXE E:\TEMP${NODE}\DOOR.SYS
${NODE}" >>
 TR> ${gobat}
 TR>      ;;

 TR> My menu command (Menu (doors))
 TR> Command: (D3) Exec DOOR32 program
 TR> Data: /home/bbs/doors/qemu/doors.sh PIMP %3 /DOS

Looks like you're trying to give Pimpwars a DOOR32.SYS when it's looking
for a DOOR.SYS. Your Mystic command should probably be (DD) instead of D3.

 TR> Like I said, works with LoRD and Dungeon Master and others.
 TR> Difference between LoRD and Pimp Wars is LorD has a START.BAT script
 TR> and a config that defines where the drop files reside.

 TR> For pimpwars you just have to pass that into as a parameter like so:
 TR> CALL PIMPWARS.EXE E:\TEMP${NODE}\DOOR.SYS ${NODE}
 TR> Which resolves to this if logged onto node #1
 TR> CALL PIMPWARS.EXE E:\TEMP1\DOOR.SYS 1

DOOR.SYS is not a DOOR32.SYS. Two completely different entities.

Regards,
Nick

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