Message-ID: <000301c24852$e8d22700$ec01a8c0@dialin.tonline.de>
From: Arno DOT Schuh AT t-online DOT de (Arno Schuh)
To: <opendos AT delorie DOT com>
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Subject: Re: Network Setup Realtec
Date: Tue, 20 Aug 2002 16:07:22 +0200
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Hi Matthias,
> .INF files are setup files for Windows, while .INS files are
> card specific setup files for the Novell NetWare DOS client.

That was a good tip. However, now I downloaded the Novell drivers from the
Realtec download page, it includes the requested .INS file (an an additional
.CFG and .COM file), but it didn't work either. When I specify the path to
the file in the Opendos setup procedure still an error message appears: "NNo
card information file found ... you
need an INS file etc. But the .INS file is there (rtsodi.ins). I tried to
write the path as capital letters; I tried it with path only
(a:\rtsodi.364\exe\) and I tried it with typing in path plus file
(a:\rtsodi.364\exe\rtsodi.ins). Nothing works.
Any further suggestions?

Arno