> Best would be to setup networking on your FreeDOS OS. Does "Parallels" > come with an ethernet adapter of any kind? If so, and if you're lucky, > you might find a packet driver that will fit. > Mateusz
I think newer motherboards use newer Ethernet chips where there is no packet driver. But the BIOS or UEFI recognizes the Ethernet, so maybe there is a way to make FreeDOS use that? Or might it be possible to boot FreeDOS by PXE? Now I can't even install FreeDOS 1.1 onto a USB stick and make it bootable, either by SYS or Syslinux. But I can boot this FreeDOS using grub4dos on another USB stick, or IDE hard drive in a Sabrent USB 2.0 hard-drive enclosure. That Sabrent hard-drive enclosure also supports eSATA but only for SATA hard drive. For graphic web browsers for FreeDOS, I can think of Arachne, Links and Dillo. Net-Tamer has apparently not been updated since 1999 and was only good for dialup PPP connection. Even I believe even Netscape and Internet Explorer from 1999 would be severely limited on today's WWW. Tom ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Freedos-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freedos-user
