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DOS媒体世界 & 网络技术（多媒体室） » Please哪位 expert can tell me how to load the NVIDIA network card driver under DOS?

Floor1　study1	Posted 2006-04-23 11:54
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As the title says, there are two drivers for NVIDIA network cards: NVDIA.DOS and VDIS.DOS. I don't want to make it using Microsoft Windows tools because I want to use a USB flash drive to make a bootable disk. Just want to start the network in the cleanest DOS and then use GHOST for network cloning. I need to know how to load the network card, get the address from the DHCP server, the required files, and how to modify them. Which expert can tell me? If there are files, it's best to pack them and provide for download. Thanks a lot!!!

Floor2　darkradx	Posted 2006-04-24 13:18
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I remember it should be nvndis2.dos and undis.dos. I don't know what those two files are on your side.

Floor3　study1	Posted 2006-04-27 11:00
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What the second floor said is right, but how to load these two files?

Floor4　darkradx	Posted 2006-04-28 13:10
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Floor5　darkradx	Posted 2006-04-28 13:14
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Now the authoritativeness on the Internet can download the drive is NF1, the test can be used on NF2 NF3/4 do not know I do not know what motherboard you use, the driver is original

Floor6　yksoft1	Posted 2006-04-29 13:00
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Is there a Packet Driver for nForce2 motherboards?

Floor7　darkradx	Posted 2006-04-29 16:06
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There is a tool called NDIS2-PKT in GHOST

Floor8　quan_zhou	Posted 2006-05-04 21:23
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Usually, the network card chips of Nforce motherboards are all from Marvell, and the DOS driver only uses the YUKND.DOS file. Actually, using a fixed IP is better because it saves those dozens of seconds waiting for DHCP to assign an IP. The attachment is the Microsoft Network Client I usually use. After booting into DOS, just run the nearby QQ.bat to load the Microsoft Network Client, and then use the net command to access other computers. Just modify the SYSTEM.INI and PROTOCOL.INI files according to your actual situation. But I often find that running net will cause a system crash in Intel 915/925. Since uploading is not possible, you can email me if you need it.