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Subject: Re: drdos ethernet question
Date: Tue, 30 Sep 2008 13:55:42 +0200
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Hi,
who told you something about net.cfg?
I didn't read such an info right in this list.
To run most of the internet applications for DOS I know - except i. e.
Netamer, that afaIk. only connects by its own dial up routine - only needs a
paket driver like the mentioned rtspkt.com. There are others around for
other ethernet cards.
Of course you have to setup your browser i. e. the lynx.cfg properly, but
these help files are in english.
If your ethernet card is directly connected to the net (not via a router)
you should look for pepa. That's a pppoe driver software from Herbert
Hanewinkel. I don't know if it is still available. Because I use a router, I
didn''t spend a lot of time to test, how it works.

Yours sincerely

Arno

Jude DaShiell <jdashiel AT shellworld DOT net> schrieb Am Dienstag, 30. September
2008 10:23:

> Okay, does anyone know where some good examples of net.cfg files can
> be found?  I'm finding some, but when a page translates from russian
> to english my confidence is shaken in the quality of the translation.