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Date:	Sun, 16 Feb 2003 04:45:33 PST8
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To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-Help: OT - special Setup for DOS-LAN ?

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Hello Steven
Thanks to your answer regarding a Boot with a DOS-LAN:

This would be an interesting solution getting the DOS-LAN =

connectivity ! Here I do have absolutely no idea or knowledge =

how and what to do ;-((

My systems currently are WS221, WS225 (my wife's PC) and the =

notebook WS224 !
What do I need to get the CD-ROM (Drive S: [to W:], Nakamichi =

Changer) in WS221 accessable from WS224 ?
I already had created an ACL under Shares with CD-ROM for S:

Under OS/2 they are connected via the router and do connect or =

share some opposite locations, i.e. the notebook has access to =

the partition L: (library) containing all ZIP files of application, =

hardwares and operating system !!!

In the DOS NIC boot Diskette I noticed the following entries:

: Logon with LAN
net logon svobi password /yes
net use S: \\ws221\CD-ROM
net use X: \\ws224\image (>>>???<<<)
x:

How do these entries need to look if S: is the CD-ROM on WS221 =

and X: shall be the C: partition on WS224, the notebook !?

Also here your advise, hints and suggestions =

are very appreciated ;-)

Thanks in advance for your support ;-))
Have a nice Sunday !
svobi

steve53@earthlink.net on 16.02.2003 02.01.14
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Subject: SCOUG-Help: OT - special DOS Setup ?

In <200302141708840.SM01928@host-66-81-30-247.rev.o1.com>, on 02/14/03 =

at 05:11 PM, Michael Rakijas said:

>I'm interested in both solutions although the former might be a little
>easier. I have an old notebook that I'd like to get the data off of at
>some point in the future. I'd rather not have to disassemble it to
>remove the hard drive but it has no PCCard slot and no hope for a
>conventional net card. It's a fairly underpowered machine so even if it

In this case you can probably use the LPT port as your network
interface. =

Read up on the pmac driver in \ibmcom\macs.

>First, where does one find a DOS LAN Requestor, anyway and is it
NETBIOS
>compatible?

It should be on your Warp CDs. It is only NetBIOS. It does not do
TCP/IP. I'm not even sure it does TCPBEUI. In the IBM way of saying
things, LAN usually means NETBIOS/NETBEUI.

Steven

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