On Thursday, November 30, 1995 at 2:00:00 AM UTC-6, Ben Keene, BAC wrote:
> I have just installed Linux on a second machine, and I want it to support
> the TCP/IP stack. I have installed the Network packages, and when
> running loopback everything is fine. The question that I have is this:
> what do I need to do to install a network card into Linux? I have a
> WD8003 (old 8-bit) that I want it to support so that I can directly
> connect from my other computer via a TCP/IP stack (Also, if anyone can
> tell me how to set up a DOS machine for TCP/IP access I would be greatful.)
> Thank you in advance for all the help....
> Ben Keene
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> post I would greatly appreciate it. I do not get a chance to watch news
> groups often. BK
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