-=> Quoting Darryl Dunnaway to Fred Burgess <=-

 DD> {at}MSGID: 1:396/75 0393f188 29.tg_suppo 0393F188
 DD> Re: Re: Telegard Multi-Node List Info [1/3]
 DD> By: Fred Burgess to Darryl Dunnaway on Sun Aug 03 2003 02:58 pm
 
 > On 8/3/2003 1:57 PM, DARRYL DUNNAWAY wrote to FRED BURGESS:
 > 
 > ->  > Will Telegard work on a 1.4GHz??
 > ->  >
 > -> Absolute easiest way that I know of personally is to download GameSrv
 > -> http://www.mannsoft.ca  and  NetFoss http://www.netfoss.com
 > ->
 > -> Use GameSrv as the telnet server and NetFoss as your fossil driver.  Work
 > -> really well together.  You can find setup instructions on using GameSrv a
 > -> NetFoss on NetFoss's website.  I use it to run PCBoard on port 2000 as a
 > -> testing system.  I've run PCBoard and WWIV with it successfully so far.  
 > -> haven't tested Telegard, however it is on my list and I see no reason why
 > -> should not work.
 > 
 > Sweet!  I'll give it a whirl ... however ... will it work on a slower
 > machine?  I'm considering put TAG back online, and I need to run it on a PI2
 > machine.

 DD> I've just finished testing Telegard with Netfoss and GameSrv. 
 DD> Absolutely no problems whatsoever.  Ran like a dream.  If you're using
 DD> a slower machine you should maybe look at using GameSrv and SyncFos
 DD> with Windows 98.  Less of a memory hog.  NetFoss is only for
 DD> WinNT/2K/XP.  SyncFos can be used with Windows 98.

 DD> Good luck with whichever you decide!

        Coolness.  I'll have to remember if anyone else asks about
        them ...

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