The server is now running and displays me a banner telling me to press N to change network address. This starts the server program within the emulator. and select file WARPCOPY06.PRG from the extracted WarpCopy64 archive. I then go to File, Smart attach disk/tape/cartridge. I attach the Fantomas disk to drive 8 by selecting File, Attach disk image, Drive #8 and selecting the file Siesta_FANTOMAS.d64 from within the Fantomas archive. to indicate that it is waiting for me to perform operations. I then close the settings.Īt this point VICE says READY. Then under Cartridges, Ethernet Cartridge I select RRNet and check the checkbox Enable ethernet cartridge. Under Peripherial devices, Ethernet I selected \Device\NPF_ (Intel(R) Ethernet Connection (2) I219-V).
#USE VICE EMULATOR MAC ARCHIVE#
I then ran bin\圆4sc.exe from the extracted VICE archive to run VICE and opened the settings menu. I also downloaded the disk image for the C64 demo Fantomas ( ) and extracted the fantomas_by_siesta.zip archive. I completed the npcap-1.10.exe installer and extracted GTK3VICE-3.5-win64.7z and warpcopy06.zip packages.
I downloaded Npcap 1.10 ( ), VICE 3.5 ( sourceforge.io ) and WarpCopy64 0.6 ( ). I understand this might differ a bit from running the same setup on actual hardware but it would provide a cheap way to get started with networking experiments on the platform. I'm wondering if I could build an experimental WarpCopy64 setup on a single Windows computer running both the client and (a C64 emulator with) the server.
#USE VICE EMULATOR MAC SOFTWARE#
The server can be accessed over the network by special client software running on a Windows computer. I learned there is a tool called WarpCopy64 that can be used to run a simple file server on the Commodore. I'm interested in IP networking capabilities of the Commodore 64.
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