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G6KUI > BPQ 17.11.01 05:07l 50 Lines 1107 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: PCI Network Cards
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Jim M0CKE asked.......
}
} Does anyone know how, if at all it is possible, to get PCI NE2000 cards
} working with BPQ, if not are there any PCI cards that will work with BPQ?
} Most of the new breed of motherboards have no ISA slots so how can I
} network my machine to the BBS (BBS running BPQ & DOSFBB)
}
Well the answer is that you do it EXACTLY the same way as you would with
an ISA ethernet card.
Put the card in the slot, run the diagnostic software that came with
the card to find out what address and interupt the card is using.
Mine uses INT 11 and address FCE0H
Write a new net.cfg
Link Driver NE2000
PORT FCE0
INT 11
FRAME Ethernet_II
PROTOCOL BPQ 8FF ETHERNET_II
Ammend BPQCFG.TXT for extra port
PORT
TYPE=EXTERNAL
PROTOCOL=KISS
INTLEVEL=125
everything else as per usual
ENDPORT
Ammend your autoexec.bat to include the following before BPQCODE
LSL
NE2000
IPXODI
ODIDRV 125
That is the exact setup that I use here at GB7DBY
Using BPQ408 (not a) and DOSFBB
I hope this helps,
73, Pete G6KUI (Sysop GB7DBY)
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