Hi,
it's all righth for your comments...
But, i suppose, dont' have exit way..
In fact , i running arachne with older pcmcia 11 mb drivers for wifi, BUT i
can't use new pcmcia card wifi
up to 54 and more MB ..
Impossible also using wifi pen or usb external device like printers /
scanners or b
There is an ndis set of drivers that works very well: www.netbootdisk.com
I use them extensively.
Alain
Em 05-09-2011 15:39, iw2evk escreveu:
>
> Hi,
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NdisWrapper
>
> why possible in linux and not under DOS?
> I suppose only because no one want to start a project
Hi Bernd,
>> I suppose only because no one want to start a project for free..
Linux has more support from companies, and more users.
>> Linux have a developpers comunity capable to work in team, dos have "single
>> volonteers" approach.
>
> Big corporations funding work seems to help as well :
Le 05/09/2011 20:52, Bernd Blaauw a écrit :
> Op 5-9-2011 20:39, iw2evk schreef:
>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NdisWrapper
>>
>> why possible in linux and not under DOS?
>
> Because of manpower, working in protected mode etc? DOS is a realmode
> operating system. Best option I know is shims aro
Op 5-9-2011 20:39, iw2evk schreef:
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NdisWrapper
>
> why possible in linux and not under DOS?
Because of manpower, working in protected mode etc? DOS is a realmode
operating system. Best option I know is shims around ODI/NDIS drivers.
Alternatively, have fun with http
Hi,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NdisWrapper
why possible in linux and not under DOS?
I suppose only because no one want to start a project for free..
Linux have a developpers comunity capable to work in team, dos have "single
volonteers" approach.
dos386 wrote:
>
>> It's possible make a s
yOn Mon, 5 Sep 2011, Jim Michaels wrote:
I can tell you that the packet drivers I was directed to, crynwyr, are SO
OLD. no development has been done on DOS packet drivers since then,
apparently. solution? get the drivers from realtek (the email I sent to
this list earlier), and get a cheap et
I can tell you that the packet drivers I was directed to, crynwyr, are SO OLD.
no development has been done on DOS packet drivers since then, apparently.
solution? get the drivers from realtek (the email I sent to this list
earlier), and get a cheap ethernet NIC that is realtek 8139-based. v
