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Subject: Re: Error in WSGopher

I agree!  WSGopher 0.9 allowed adding bookmarks directly from Edit Bookmarks.
Why was this capability deleted?  Other than this, WSG1.0 looks great!
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Subject: Help on Winsock

I can't get Winsock to work at all.  A couple of friends tried it on
their machines and they couldn't get it to work either.

Is there some kind of a trick to it, or do I know a lot less about my
computer than I think I do?  I'm running a 486DX with DOS 6.2, Windows
1.1 amd 8 megs of ram.  I get a can't load error.  I put it in
the path, put it in C:\Windows, put it in C:\Trumpet, put it in my
comm directory and Mosaic can't find it under any circumstances.

Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.


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FJ Adams                                             [e-mail]

 `I havent felt this way in so long Wrong And its too far gone come undone
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Subject: Re: IBM TCP/IP and Trumpet Winsock

In <[e-mail]>, [e-mail] writes:
>When the TCP/IP for OS/2 kit is installed and running, OS/2 uses the TCP/IP
>stack and doesn't allow Dos or Windows to access the stack directly.  If you disable
>the OS/2 TCP/IP (and NetWare Requester, if that's loaded) and then try to load
>a packet driver, you should be able to use the ethernet adapter.  You should also be
>able to use a Winsock dll.
>
To be more precise, you must remove all LAN drivers, not just disable particular
protocol stacks like TCP/IP or Netware.  The Ethernet adapter must be an
undefined define to OS/2 (no DEVICE= driver has claimed either its address
or IRQ).  Then, when the DVM starts doing I/O to some piece of hardware at
0x300 (the ususally LAN adapter address), OS/2 traps the OUT or IN instruction,
realizes that it has no defined device there, and assigns the address to the
DVM for its purposes

For more details refer to http://pclt.cis.yale.edu/pclt/winworld/os2.htm using
either Cello or Mosaic.  I do not have an ftp or gopher reference for the file
available yet (just rolled the server over to production today).  For the whole
thing, come it at /pclt/default.htm and look for Windows on the World.