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中国DOS联盟论坛 » DOS媒体世界 & 网络技术（多媒体室） » DOS and Windows networking View 1,530　Replies 1

Original Poster Posted 2003-08-06 00:00　·　中国重庆教育网

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Experts, my machine is very special. It doesn't have a normal Ethernet card, only a PCMCIA slot, and it doesn't have a Windows system. It can only boot into DOS through a USB floppy drive. Now I want to use a PCMCIA network card to connect my machine to a normal PC. When I install Microsoft Network Client on my machine, at one step the system prompts me to insert an OEM driver. I'd like to ask the experts, what driver exactly is this OEM driver? How do I get it?
Also, how exactly do you set up networking between DOS and Windows?

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You first need to get your pc card slot working, using cardware or cardsoft.
Then find the network card driver's ndis2 directory. Usually there will at least be oemsetup.inf and xxxx.dos in it; this is the OEM driver.
After the installation is done, reboot. If everything is normal, enter net, choose browse, and you can see the shared directories on Windows, then you can map them.

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