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Scarletdown:
Found something claiming to be a DOS driver for this card:
DOS driver:
http://keygen.proxim.com/support/orinoco/sr02-01/dos.zip
HTH & GL
John
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> Scarletdown wrote:
>>
>> I just bought a Lucent Orinoco Silver PCMCIA Wireless LAN Card today at
>> Goodwill for my old TI Extensa 450 Laptop, which is dual boot with Damn
>> Small Linux and DOS 6.22/WfW 3.11>
> Found something claiming to be a DOS driver for this card:
>
> DOS driver:
> http://keygen.proxim.com/support/orinoco/sr02-01/dos.zip
Well, that is a start anyway. That at least loaded the DOS Packet and ODI
drivers. Any ideas on how to get these to work with Windows apps now?
>Well, that is a start anyway. That at least loaded the DOS Packet and ODI
>drivers. Any ideas on how to get these to work with Windows apps now?
Almost standard method is, to use DOS packet driver in conjunction
with WINPKT and Trumpet Winsock.
HTH,
Artur