On Thu, 24 May 2001 09:36:14 -0700, Willow Schlanger wrote:
>Cool. Thanks. Ummm.. do you know of any drivers for DOS that provide
>access to an NE 2K and provide a TCP IP stack... and I've never directly
>interfaced with a TCP/IP stack before. All I want to do is be able to
>send and receive from one PC to anotother (and back from the another PC
>to the one PC :-)
They're called packet drivers. They use interrupt 0x60 to do their
magic. They come with the majority of NIC's right on the driver disk.
If you can't find it there, search around the Internet for DOS packet
drivers and a TCP/IP stack for DOS packet drivers. Unless you use DOS
you don't need them, and I don't know of too many DOS computers on the
Internet, so I don't know of too many people actually using them today;
in 1995, however, they were very popular, and I know that a lot of
that info is still online today. Unfortunately, I don't have URL's...
In other words, do some research!
Tim Massey
