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pheller wrote: > BlaZ wrote: > > I don't think there was a Major BBS 6.25 "official" ICO. > > MajorTCP was a Vircom product and was the one most people used at the time. > > It's my understanding that Vircom still owns that and won't give up the > > source code, so we are stuck with the GALICO for ...

Milton wrote: > Does anyone know how to reset the MUTANTS Game? > I have looked at the setup and add-ons but see nothing. > The last version I Played was 2.00P. try one of the MUT*.exe files included. it "might" work. other than that i would say run an install over the preexisting. or copy just the ...

Milton wrote:
> Does anyone know how to reset the MUTANTS Game?
> I have looked at the setup and add-ons but see nothing.
> The last version I Played was 2.00P.

theres a mjwutil file or something if i recall.

slashzero wrote: > So, I've made progress since posting this. I got the network working in > dosbox-x, and got a local IP assigned. > > When I start MBBS now, I no longer see the message about the TCP/IP stack > not being setup, and in the MBBS settings I have set the IP address to > match the one ...

BlaZ wrote: > I don't think there was a Major BBS 6.25 "official" ICO. > MajorTCP was a Vircom product and was the one most people used at the time. > It's my understanding that Vircom still owns that and won't give up the > source code, so we are stuck with the GALICO for now. Thanks for the ...

pheller wrote: > slashzero wrote: > > So, I've made progress since posting this. I got the network working in > > dosbox-x, and got a local IP assigned. > > > > When I start MBBS now, I no longer see the message about the TCP/IP stack > > not being setup, and in the MBBS settings I have set the IP ...

slashzero wrote:
> Hi! Are there any updates on this?

been done and playable at bbs.arcticzonebbs.net

NetRunner wrote:
> Is this module for worldgroup 3.xx still available? How do I sign up?

wow im late to the party... yes, it is finished.

Duckula wrote: > Maybe it would be worth drawing a line the sand and putting out a working > version that others can help give feedback on. Otherwise you might end up > tinkering forever only for nobody to be able to use it. well i have an active community of testers on my bbs and they post via my ...

Gangrif wrote: > daniel_spain wrote: > > Gangrif wrote: > > > Hey, ive seen you do cool stuff over the years with TA. Its my > > > understanding that you've somehow rewritten, or modified the core engine. > > > > > > Is it possible for other TA enthusiasts to get ahold of your engine, and ...