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From: alex bodnaru <alexbodn AT 012 DOT net DOT il>
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hi mike,

sorry for your work. i was more lucky with some printer drivers i wrote.

anyway, good tcp/ip for dos (including djgpp) is wattcp-32. just google
for this.

good luck,

alex

Mike C wrote:
> Folks,
> 
> Some years ago I wrote drivers for serial comms (interrupt driven) and
> TCP/IP.  They gave the effect of being able to open a file in (almost) the
> usual way, and simply send or receive information through either the serial
> port or via IP.  I didn't have a web site (and still don't), but I was quite
> proud of them, and it seemed a shame to waste them, so I gave toem to
> somebody connected with the DJGPP community to host on his web site.
> Problem is, I can't remember who he was.
> 
> Several PCs have come and gone since then, and though I have looked through
> my archives and searched about a million old floppies, I can't find my
> drivers any more (and I work for a data backup company!) :-(
> 
> Can anybody help in locating them?
> 
> Alternatively, can anybody supply me with a similar package?  I could really
> use them now, and it took me a couple of months to get them right last time,
> so I'm facing a lot of work to rewrite them again.
> 
> Many thanks,
> 
> Mike Collins.