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Date: Mon, 28 May 2001 12:31:49 -0600
From: Thomas A Webb <tawebb AT earthlink DOT net>
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Drdos supports ipx, a novell protocol. Out of the crate, it doesn't
support IP.

IP for dos is available in many flavors and most work with drdos quite
well. For users of win3x, use a packet driver for ethernet or ppp
connections, winpkt shim, and Trumpet winsock as the protocol stack. It
works well and is a bit faster than the same machine running MicroSoft
dos. There is a ton of stuff for IP on dos at Simtel. If anyone needs
specific help on this, I have been using it in recycling and teaching
situations, and can help via email.


Florian Xaver wrote:
> 
> Hi!
> 
> Maybe, someone can help me?
> I don't know the answerd:
> 
> >   Somewhere I've seen something like "DR-DOS supports DOS TCP/IP stack". But
> >   when I tried to DL this "new" version, I could find only old 1999 version,
> 
> >   which I got that year from Caldera.
> 
> >   How about IP support in DR-DOS? Could you clarify the situation?
> 
> so long,flox
> 
> Dr-DOS - the unofficial page - http://www.drdos.org
> SEAL - the best GUI for (Free)DOS - http://www.seal.de.vu
> Ostbahnkurti - http://www.archlab.tuwien.ac.at/~hase/franz/konzert_kal.html
> -=Lieber Inl?nder Rum als Ausl?nder raus!=-

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