Anyone know where to find the drivers?
How do you use FShare (what is it anyway?)? Is there
anything explaining it anywhere? Checking help brings no
joy.
http://developer.intel.com/design/network/drivers/#21143
(under the 21143 section)
The DEC21140 is used in quite a few NICs and almost every OS includes
the drivers, its a fairly standard NIC. Most major NIC manufacturers
have at least one or more cards based on it.
fshare.exe is the TSR for Folder Sharing in DOS. A quick search of
the VPC help returned this...
"Virtual Machine Additions for MS-DOS
Virtual Machine Additions for MS-DOS contains four files: Fshare.exe,
Cdrom.sys, Idle.com, and Mouse.com. These four files are installed to
a VmAdds folder on the C: drive of the virtual machine. The virtual
machine's Autoexec.bat and Config.sys files will be modified to use
the new files. The files provide the following functionality:
Fshare.exe -- makes it possible to use shared folders between your DOS
virtual machine and the host operating system. "
Steve Jain, Microsoft MVP for Virtual PC for Windows
Website: http://www.essjae.com
Still need some help with the other questions.
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