06 Oct 94, Arjen Lentz writes to All:

 > Anyone got sources of NDIS drivers (both DOS and OS/2) ?
 > I have the specs, but source to play around with would be great.

I know of no source for NDIS protocol drivers except the VERY expensive
seminars that IBM puts on once in a while.  NDIS MAC drivers are somewhat
easier to get, but are essentially useless for your purposes.  OS/2
PROGRAMMING is supposed to have an article on developing NDIS protocol
drivers any time now, but I haven't seen it, yet.

 > Then, under DOS there exist some 'TCP/IP FOSSIL' type drivers, allowing
 > 'normal' BBS access via Telnet. I'd be interested in something similar
 > for OS/2, a virtual COM driver for instance (ie. pretending to be a
 > comport but actually communicating via TCP/IP).

What OS/2 really needs is a Unix-style PTY.  That would allow all kinds of
things like this.

 > Then, not 100% on-topic here, but connected issue:
 > I'm also looking for freeware/shareware TCP/IP (and NFS!) software for
 > DOS, but any such stuff for OS/2 would also be interesting. But the DOS
 > stuff (not VDM but plain DOS!) is more important in this case, as I
 > already have TCP/IP for OS/2.... Cya! Agl.

I don't know of a source for an NFS client for DOS, but I used NCSA Telnet
for both Telnet and FTP and I've used the KA9Q for most of the rest.

- Jon

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