From:	"deckerben" <bdeck AT lycos DOT co DOT uk>
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Subject:	Re: pcap (was 'porting PCI card driver from NT to DOS')
Date:	Thu, 10 Apr 2003 21:40:58 +0200
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>deckerben wrote in : <3e92e439$0$18023$9b622d9e AT news DOT freenet DOT de>...
>>
>>Gisle, have you ever tried to port the pcap library from www.tcdump.org to
>>DJGPP-Watt32? The API it uses seems to be the one of choice ammong some of
>>the GNU developers.
>
>Use Winpcap. (www.winpcap.org or so, this is BSD licensed stuff. The net
card details and buffers you'll need to >retrieve from NT using
>kernel device driver (supplied there) along with some glue code (supplied
with examplesthere too). You would only >really need to write a ;packet
driver' - a dos tsr - that acting as a VDD communcates with the above
mentioned kernel >mode driver exposing itself packet driver API.
>This can be done using Crymwr packet sources from simtel.
>
>I had this stuff well researched but I decided to stop supporting Microsoft
operating systems, especially after Craig >Mundie started talking his
nonsenses about open source.

I am not sure what you mean. A DJGPP-DOS TSR that can call routines from a
Windows DLL?? A networking-card specific device driver? More windows
programming?

I purchased a copy of Ndis3nt from Dan Lanciani. It comes with a DOS packet
TSR that makes makes Windoze network-card connections available in DOS. It
works great with Watt-32 (and PythonD :-) For $25 it sure beats all that
programming, don't you think?

Ben

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