Roger , that is extremely interesting ; I am not sure you are at liberty to to transmit a copy of that "P'n'P kit for MS DOS" , if you feel you may do so I would greatly appreciate your sending one to me , both as a programmer and potential user ! I think I understand that kit is Intel copyrighted , so maybe it is programmed for Intel chipsets and I should have to study and adapt it for my SiS PCI chipset , it should be interesting at any rate . At least pieces of it could prove useful ...
Could you find out where the kit came from ? Was it bundled with the computer ? That programmed package might well be available for download from a the manufacturer's website ... Hope my questions don't bother you, -- Steph' ----- Original Message ----- From: Roger Turk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > While watching my MS-DOS 6.22 (w/WFWG 3.11 installed) computer boot, I was > sure that I saw Plug and Play for DOS being loaded. And, sure enough, there > is a "PlugPlay" directory on my C: drive! >
