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I did this on a real computer before, but I still don't quite understand it.

When doing it with VPC2004 now, the Msclient3.0 slim version didn't succeed.

It might be that the TCP/IP protocol wasn't loaded, so it didn't succeed.

I think the process should be to load the network card and set the IP required by GHOST.

I don't know what other actual processes there are.

It seems like I know the detailed process of it.

I don't know if someone can give me some advice?

[ Last edited by zts59 on 2006-8-9 at 15:47 ]

Finally solved, haha.

The host is XP plus GhostSrv

Use VPC2004 virtual machine as the guest machine: The files and configurations are as follows

Under the \drv directory, there are the following files:
dc21x4.dos Network card driver
dis_pkt.dos NDIS conversion PACKET
ifshlp.sys NDIS driver is necessary
netbind.com It seems to be a tool for protocol binding, I don't know what specifically. Experts, please teach
protman.dos I don't know. Experts, please teach
protman.exe I don't know. Experts, please teach
protocol.ini Matches the network card driver.
ghost.exe
Wattcp.cfg IP address setting file for ghost (if not, it will obtain IP from DHCP by itself)

The content of config.sys is as follows
device=\qhimem.sys
device=\umbpci.sys
device=\drv\protman.dos /I:\drv
device=\drv\dis_pkt.dos
device=\drv\ifshlp.sys
device=\drv\dc21x4.dos

First, load protman.dos I don't know what this is for (experts, please teach)
Second, because the packet network card driver is not found, so first load dis_pkt.dos to convert the NDIS driver to the Packet driver.
Third, add ifshlp.sys, it seems that all NDIS drivers need to use it, (what specifically is it for, experts, please teach)
Fourth, load the network card NDIS driver.
The content of autoexec.bat is as follows:
\drv\netbind.com
\drv\ghost

After starting, select ghostcast\Multicast
Enter the session name and IP address of your GHOST server host (IP may not need to be entered)

Preliminarily successful, if you want to be automatic, you can add parameters.