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May 20th, 2005, 14:26
Hi guys,
Does anyone of you know if it's possible to connect to a windows logical drive (mapping) through FreeDOS?
Let's say I have an old PC with a FreeDOS on it and I want to connect to my computer which runs Windows XP Pro.
In MSDOS there is a program net.exe that you can use (net use) to connect to shared drives.
Is there anything like that for FreeDOS?
Thanks,
Tony
May 20th, 2005, 16:38
Hi,
I tried Microsoft networks for dos.
It is available somewhere at Microsoft's.
I could not properly configure it, so I decided to use linux with a dos emulator.
It is not yet done, it rather sucks as far as Debian is concerned
luck,
pepe
May 21st, 2005, 1:29
Hi pepe,
Microsoft software is not free. I am already using a FreeDOS and I need to be able to use networking by using FreeDOS.
I don't want to buy a legal version of MS-DOS as it's almost impossible to find... and I can't use a non-legal copy here...
May 21st, 2005, 2:53
Hello, Tony
The package can be downloaded for free. It may work with freedos, who knows...?
or try Linux, there are Dos emulators for it. This is absolutely free.
pepe
May 22nd, 2005, 15:53
2Tony:
Try to use this
ftp://ftp.jinr.ru/pub/pc/net_com/p2p_comm/fastwire.arj tool.
As I know, it is freeware. And it is also more then ten years old
Anyway... Linux is a better choise.
WBR
b0ba
May 25th, 2005, 0:21
b0ba:
Thanks for the info, but I still need to be able to do that from FreeDOS.
Any help is appreciated.
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