For the wireless connection, Michael Brutman (maker of MTCP) has this page that
discusses another option:
http://www.brutman.com/Wireless_for_Classics/Wireless_for_Classics.html I
haven't used on of these for DOS, but did use one (the one that Michael
recommends) in another application where the device only had a wired Ethernet
port and I needed it to be wireless since it was clear on the other side of the
house from where the wireless router was. In the past, I know there were a few
wireless NIC's that came with DOS drivers, but I haven't seen any new
DOS-compatible wireless devices in a long time. Your best bet if you want to
go wireless with DOS is to use the wired Ethernet port on the computer and hook
it up to one of these "bridges". Of course, you still need a DOS driver for
the wired Ethernet port and those can be difficult to find as well. Also, even
if you get DOS to access the Internet, what you can actually do is pretty
limited. Even just simple web browsing is difficult, since most modern web
pages require JavaScript and DOS browsers don't support it. There are some
things you can do with DOS (like automated file downloads and such), but
overall it's pretty limited.
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