Re: [Freedos-user] fdnet.bat

Hi, Both of my real DOS machines also require special packet drivers. One uses 3c5x9pd.com , and the other 3c90xpd.com . So, I too need to tweak the “real hardware” stuff. How does this sound… Probably update to FDNET: If one of those

Re: [Freedos-user] fdnet.bat

Hi! > lspci -nn -vvv | grep Ethernet You can also use PCISLEEP Q02 to get a list of network devices in DOS, or you could use PCISLEEP L to get a full list of PCI devices in your system :-) As this tool is quite small, it will at most tell you the brand names, not the product names, but you can

Re: [Freedos-user] fdnet.bat

Ran into the same problem.  Got around it by making a couple of local modifications to fdnet.bat as indicated by the REMs and arrows below.  Put your appropriate packet driver in the second local mod.  The packet driver (3c90xpd.com) was placed in the same directory as all the other packet driv