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From: jrd@cc.usu.edu (Joe Doupnik)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: Packet driver to an ethernet connection via ndis driver, does it work ?
Message-ID: <1997Mar20.090925.95754@cc.usu.edu>
Date: 20 Mar 97 09:09:25 MDT
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In article <01bc3411$3cbf7540$58e0b1c2@karlos>, "Karl-Johan Olsen" <karlos@greennet.gl> writes:
> I've been trying to connect over tcpip with pathworks.
> I loaded a packet driver and binded it with an ndis driver.
> I got an Lan address out, but I was'nt able to connect to my server.
> What did I probally did wrong.
> I used int 0x60 and it did work well.
> I used mskermit v.3.14.
> And my normal connection to my network did well.
>
> Karl-Johan Olsen
> karlos@greennet.gl
------------
Without knowing which components were hooked together I'll be
brief and recommend reviewing the documentation included with MS-DOS
Kermit distribution. The NDIS v2 (real mode) to Packet Driver converter
is dis_pkt9 and it is part of the MSK distribution kit.
Also, please remember that use only one TCP/IP stack at a time
over the same board.
Joe D.