Hello, In article <199709120553.PAA14762@vindaloo.atnf.CSIRO.AU> you wrote: > I've just downloaded the latest packet driver from ftp.smc.com and > am trying to build boot image with it. Am I guessing right that you found the address of SMC's FTP server, as you mentioned in your earlier mail? ;-))) > I'm not having much sucess. I > specify "user defined packet driver" and give it the full pathname, > but no matter what set of arguments I provide for the packet driver, > it doesn't work. Have you ever tried to install that packet driver when running DOS? You should be able to use the same command line for netboot as you can use when running under DOS. > If I don't specify the software interrupt, I get an > error message from the SMC packet driver and "PKTDRV ERROR: no int" > when I boot the image. With any of the following command lines, I get > an "PKTDRV ERROR: Invalid PKTDRVR" error: > -d 0x62 This should be sufficient. I will dig deeper into it ASAP, and then get back to you. > begin 644 gpk115.exe > [...] Argh!!! It would have been much better to send this to me personally in- stead of into the mailing list! Please, don't send any such large binary into this list anymore. Thanks. gero. -- Once they go up, who cares where they come down? That's not my department. - Werner von Braun -- Gero Kuhlmann, Hannover 0511/6497525 (Voice) gero@gkminix.han.de
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