What command can transfer files over a LAN? It would be best if it can also be used in a Windows environment
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Posted 2003-11-11 00:00 · 中国 江苏 镇江 电信
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If it's under Windows, then there are many ways. The simplest is to enable sharing.
If it's under DOS, then it's a bit more troublesome. I once transferred files under DOS, and it worked.
I used a link command, then made a serial port connection cable myself, then loaded it at startup, ok
If it's under DOS, then it's a bit more troublesome. I once transferred files under DOS, and it worked.
I used a link command, then made a serial port connection cable myself, then loaded it at startup, ok
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