The most important thing is to have a complete set of tools; size doesn't matter, because easyboot supports very large ima files, ^_^. But I don't know much about networking software, so I hope someone can give some guidance, thanks
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Since nobody knows, I'll say it myself. I just found one: Microsoft Network Client version 3.0 for MS-DOS
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If possible, take a look at the DOS boot disk in Ghost 8 corporate edition as a reference. It has lots of stuff, including DOS drivers for most network cards and for USB, IDE, and SCSI. The pcdos 7.1 in it was even compiled with the latest 2003.9.30 build.
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