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I am submitting these files as they are the content of
~/EasyPBI/Modules/Vice after creating vice-2.3_4-amd64.pbi, which
can be found here : <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.clbb.net/~chris/vice-2.3_4-amd64.pbi">http://www.clbb.net/~chris/vice-2.3_4-amd64.pbi</a>
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shasum : <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.clbb.net/~chris/vice-2.3_4-amd64.pbi.sha256">http://www.clbb.net/~chris/vice-2.3_4-amd64.pbi.sha256</a><br>
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The module files do not contain anything that would enable ethernet
emulation in Vice as I had to edit the makefile in ports before
building the PBI There would be no point in adding them to the build
server, but the PBI itself does install an ethernet enabled Vice
emulator with Simple DirectMedia Layer support. You could chose to
add it as is to the AppCafe or rebuild the existing Vice PBI with
the makefile edited for "--enable-ethernet"<span
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If you would rather wait for the port to be upgraded to include this
feature, I would like permission to make this PBI available to
members of my Commodore users group and C64 chat room list.<br>
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