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%hNetworking |
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WRITE ME! |
For enabling network connectivity you first need to know what kind of network |
adapter you have, and obtain a suitable packet driver for it. The "crynwr" |
package contains lots of packet drivers for a variety of network adapters. |
There is also a packet driver for Intel Pro cards in the e1000pkt package, and |
a driver for AMD PC-NET cards in the pcntpk package. |
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You need to get the packet driver for your card onto the machine, and load it. |
Then, you should be able to access the internet and get anything else you need |
using wget, htget, gopherus and other network-enabled applications. |
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Note that packet drivers are mostly available for old-ish interfaces. If you |
have some modern ethernet card, then there might not be a packet driver |
available for it. |
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%hFILE SHARING |
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Perhaps these links could provide some pointers: |
<http://wiki.freedos.org/wiki/index.php/Networking_FreeDOS_-_MS_Client> |
<https://www.lazybrowndog.net/freedos/virtualbox/?page_id=374> |
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There is also EtherDFS, which is a very lightweight and easy solution for |
file-sharing between DOS and Linux (but it does require a Linux PC and some |
basic understanding of how Linux works): |
<http://etherdfs.sourceforge.net/> |
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%hVIRTUALBOX - PACKET DRIVER |
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VirtualBox is able to emulate an AMD PC-NET NIC (you need to make sure of that |
in the configuration of your VM, VirtualBox calls it "PCnet-FAST III" and it |
should be set to "NAT"). Then, in SvarDOS you have to install the pcntpk.zip |
package - you don't even need to download it, it's already present on the |
installation image so it should be as simple as that: |
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pkg install a:\pcntpk.zip |
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Finally, load it as such: |
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C:\DRIVERS\PCNTPK\PCNTPK INT=0x60 |
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...and that's it. From now on, you should be able to search through the |
available online packages and install extra software, for example: |
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pkgnet pull gopherus |
pkg install gopherus.zip |
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(gopherus is a gopher browser) |
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To search through the list of available packages in the online repository, use |
that: |
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pkgnet search your_search_term |