If you have digital docs you can send, that would be great, was not able to find any online for the tcp ip.
I did find a arcived version of the tcp ip software though. The dos system seems to be hevily built around that ip stack. I managed to get a identical model of intel 100, same as the one that was internal to the sbc. Fingers crossed that it works tomorrow. My new sbc has a onboard nic too,but from realtek nor intel. ill see if i can track down drivers. Thanks, Devin D. On March 12, 2026 3:56:10 PM EDT, Christian Groessler via cctalk <[email protected]> wrote: >On 3/12/26 8:00 PM, Devin D'Amico via cctalk wrote: >> I am at a bit of a loss. Looking to repair a dos computer that runs a big >> cnc machine. I need to load some kind of packet driver, so that the pc tcp >> software from the company "ftp software" can be loaded. Another supporting >> machine passes data to this machine to drive the machine. >> >> Attached are some screenshots. Original card was a pci etherexpress 100. >> The packet driver used is in the screenshots attached. >> >> I no longer have a intel card, is there a way to just drop in any old pci >> card and make it work with the tcp ip software? >> >> I am trying to better understand, as i have not done much work with packet >> drivers. I will post back with some more info. Any help much appriciated. > > >You'll need a packet driver for the new card. >Then "just" replace the drivers. And probably adapt some config files. > >I have used "ftp software" IP implementation for DOS before. Long ago. Maybe I >can dig out some documentation for it. > >regards, >chris >
