Alain wrote:
NB> 2. Does anyone know of a project/group that is attempting to build
NB> TCP/IP into the FreeDOS Kernel?
I don't know, but there are no reason to "built into" TCP/IP into
kernel. You always may run TCP/IP drivers in FreeDOS, as in any other
DOS.
Yes there is.
1) WatTcp: very good and simple. Creates 16 bit executables. Free
2) Watt-32: port of above to create 32 bit executables. Not very good:
too complex and buggy (tried and gave up). Free
3) BRAND NEW: from ANDREAS BERGER with a little help from me (mainly
testing): very good and very fast. Has a small TSR that handles
buffers, inclusive in XMS, and a minor part of IP and ICMP. A library
to build 16 and 32 bit executables has the rest. ARP,ICMP ok but
basic, UDP is working fine, TCP has yet to be done. This is to be open
source if there is interest.
Alain
Alain can you post a link to it? I'd love to check it out. Thank you so
much for the heads up.
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