Has anyone ever figured out why TEOS runs fast one one machine (or vm) and
runs slow on another? So weird. It runs normally on one VM and then I copy
it to another without changing anything and it's slow. It was running fast on my single processor VPS and now on a 4 core machine and its slow. Makes no sense.

Immortal

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On 10/21/17, Immortal pondered and said...

Has anyone ever figured out why TEOS runs fast one one machine (or vm)
and runs slow on another? So weird. It runs normally on one VM and

Sad to say I know not what this is but my sad geeky self misread this to
start with and I thought you were talking about the original star trek TOS to start with :)

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On 10/21/17, Immortal said the following...

Has anyone ever figured out why TEOS runs fast one one machine (or vm)
and runs slow on another? So weird. It runs normally on one VM and
then I copy it to another without changing anything and it's slow. It
was running fast on my single processor VPS and now on a 4 core machine and its slow. Makes no sense.

Your looking at it wrong. The single processor machine has a high clock rate, the 4 core machine has four cores at slower rates. The software is likely designed for 1 core so runs slower on the 4 core machine as it's running all
in just one of the four cores. It's very common in older software.

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On 10/24/17, bcw142 said the following...

On 10/21/17, Immortal said the following...

Has anyone ever figured out why TEOS runs fast one one machine (or vm and runs slow on another? So weird. It runs normally on one VM and then I copy it to another without changing anything and it's slow. I was running fast on my single processor VPS and now on a 4 core machi and its slow. Makes no sense.

Your looking at it wrong. The single processor machine has a high clock rate, the 4 core machine has four cores at slower rates. The software is likely designed for 1 core so runs slower on the 4 core machine as it's running all in just one of the four cores. It's very common in older software.

I suppose that makes sense. Although it ran fast on a 33 mhz CPU, so I wouldn't think that running it on any modern processor would cause a slow
down reguardless of how many cores it has or if it's a slightly slower rate.

Also by slow I don't mean not blazing fast like all the other doors, I mean slow as in it displays line by line like as if it were coming across the
modem at 1200 baud.

Immortal

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On 10/24/17, Immortal said the following...

Also by slow I don't mean not blazing fast like all the other doors, I mean slow as in it displays line by line like as if it were coming
across the modem at 1200 baud.

Have you checked the settings? Maybe there is a speed setting. I don't really know TEOS, but some other terminals have speed settings.

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On 10/21/17, Immortal said the following...

Has anyone ever figured out why TEOS runs fast one one machine (or vm)
and runs slow on another? So weird. It runs normally on one VM and
then I copy it to another without changing anything and it's slow. It
was running fast on my single processor VPS and now on a 4 core machine and its slow. Makes no sense.

Not sure if anyone responded to this but here is how I am setup using DOSEMU for TEOS and it works fine like the other doors.

--[snip batch file]--
@echo off
cd \apps\game\teo
planfair

if exist info.3 del info.3
if exist do3.bat del do3.bat

:begin
planets 3 %2 %3 %4 %5 /drew
if errorlevel 255 goto done
if errorlevel 254 goto do1
goto done

:do1
call do3.bat
goto begin

:done
if exist info.3 del info.3
if exist do3.bat del do3.bat

:realdone
exitemu
--[snip end batch file]--

**Seth Able's Node Data System, for node 1
BBSNAME Twinkle BBS
BBSTYPE DOORSYS
;COMPORT 0
FOSSIL
LOCKBAUD 0
STATUS ON
STATFORE 3
STATBACK 7
;COLOR1
;NODIRECT
;UNUSED
BBSDROP \TEMP1
;UNUSED
;UNUSED
;UNUSED

This is the node#.dat files you create in the folder above.

I also use BNU fossil drive 1.70 in case the door needs it, I found the internal fossil sucked pretty big.

http://www.pcmicro.com/bnu/bnu170.zip

my command line for this in autoexec.bat is:
bnu.com /F+ /M-

this prevents any on screen writing for the fossil driver stating its being used when the door is loaded.

Last question is for you what version are you using, I have 2.02 with some addons loaded and seems to be fine.

Also for DOSEMU check the conf:
/etc/dosemu/dosemu.conf

$_hogthreashold = (10)

This is what I have it set to, play with it to see what works best but found this seems to do the trick for every game I run.

Let me know if any of this helps!

Cheers!
Pequito

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On 11/01/17, Pequito said the following...

Not sure if anyone responded to this but here is how I am setup using DOSEMU for TEOS and it works fine like the other doors.

Ahh, changing the hogthreshold seems to have done the trick. I'll also try changing the fossil driver. Thanks man

Immortal

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On 11/02/17, Immortal said the following...

On 11/01/17, Pequito said the following...

Not sure if anyone responded to this but here is how I am setup using DOSEMU for TEOS and it works fine like the other doors.

Ahh, changing the hogthreshold seems to have done the trick. I'll also try changing the fossil driver. Thanks man

No problem, glad it worked out for you!

Cheers!
Pequito

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