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Thanks much!  The card isn't an 8139 yet but it's possible we can come up 
with one of them on this end.  I think I have rtspk.com on this end.  You 
have helped very much since that's a pci card and very likely will work 
with no problems on this end.



On Fri, 26 Sep 2008, Katzematratze wrote:

> Hi,
> when I used DOS more regularly in the past, I had a ethernet card from
> Realtek of the 8139 family.
> For this card it is the easiest way to just load the paket driver rtspkt.com
> and setup the software that is able to run on a paket driver; i. e. I used
> Lynx, Minuet, and an IRC and a ICQ client (can't remember the names of these
> chat clients).
> The connection via my DSL was unbelievable fast.
> If your card is one of the 8139 family and if you can't find rtspkt.com I
> could sent it by pm.
>
> Yours sincerely
>
> Arno
>
>

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