Using the new NDIS3PKT v2.4 driver available for evaluation download and purchase at. I currently know of 2 such methods without getting yourself into multi-network card solutions:įor users wishing to interface directly with a single TNC and use purely windows based applications for everything, the SV2AGW software and instructions are available for download at. Although this implementation has worked very well for many of you, Year2000 considerations and the fact that UKNOS development is halted have led me to look towards alternative methods. Some time ago, I published details of how to interface UKNOS running in a DOS window with Windows95 itself using Trumpet Winsock, Winpkt and PIPE.COM. HIMEM.SYS/EMM386.EXE replacements from PC-DOS 7.1 (potential work-around for bugs in these in MS-DOS 6.22, untested to see whether they fix the issue, though): HIMEM.SYS EMM386.GUIDE TO INTERFACING JNOS 111x WITH WINDOWS 95/8īy Nick Parnell – G4ZXI – Kent TCP/IP Group Open-source HIMEM.SYS replacement: HimemX
HIMEM.SYS/EMM386.EXE replacements from Win98SE (to work around bugs in these in MS-DOS 6.22): HIMEM.SYS EMM386.EXE TCP/IP stack (Trumpet Winsock): Windows 3.1 (registration page is here this version is 3.0, not 5.0, as 3.0d is the last version that works with Windows 3.1) Modem driver: Windows 95 (use it as a null modem cable) Video Drivers (Tseng ET4000) (for upcoming ao486 release, requires the above ET4000 BIOS): Windows 3.1 Windows 95 Windows 95 Disk Image
UniVBE 4.0 (for upcoming ao486 release, requires the above ET4000 BIOS): DOS utility for VESA BIOS Extensions
Sound drivers (Sound Blaster 2.0): DOS and Windows 3.1ĮT4000 Video BIOS (for upcoming ao486 release): Here Mouse drivers: Microsoft drivers (DOS driver and Windows 3.1 utilities) CuteMouse (alternate DOS driver) To help folks with getting started with this core, I was thinking it'd be good to have a place where people can find drivers for it.
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