I know it is not easy, but i really like to see the GR8NET (network part) supported in OpenMSX
edoz, since the gr8net design is not open and it still is sold, it would be difficult I think, and not sure if someone cracks it Eugeny would like to have GR8NET bios being sent everywhere (and to add insult to injury, GR8NET has a FPGA which makes it emulation even more difficult), but a more generic UNAPI TCP-IP adapter supporting generic TCP IP communications might be doable, but then, that wouldn't work with SYMBOS emulation as SYMBOS doesn't work with UNAPI.
On the other hand, Denyonet should be doable, but, not sure how big is the trouble to make it work with OpenMSX, because that would require access to the ethernet interface and that would need to be abstracted among all supported OpenMSX platforms... Most likely the reason the existing Obsonet emulation in BlueMSX has not been ported to OpenMSX yet. 
And as very few people actually care about network (not sure if you want something else from GR8NET emulated) on MSX, that makes it bottom priority to the guys developing enhancements. I would like, at some point, to have a generic UNAPI implemented on OpenMSX, but just don't have the time to do it at this (and for quite a few months) time. Would love if someone else pick up this idea, be it a GR8NET emulation or other network interface 
What exactly did you try and what was the outcome? Do you want to print graphically or text only?
It is a matter of plugging in the proper device in the printer port.
Hmm, now I see. Thanx. 
