Richard,
Depends on what you mean by "connect"
If you want to map a drive, you can do what people have already said with
Lan Manager & Samba, or you can get a free client like XFS (not the stuff
SGI just released) an old NFS freeware (shareware?) package for DOS. I
forget where I got it long ago, but I think that SuSE throws it on their CD
with a bunch of other dosutils.
If you just want telnet connectivity, there's a telnet client from NCSA you
can use. You may need to scrounge around to find the packet drivers for
your NIC, though.-- sounds like you still have those handy.
Ciao!
Rod Hauser Curriculum Manager - Linux
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Wave Technologies
314-692-1916 St Louis MO, 63141
> Now I want to connect a Dos 6.2 machine to my Linux network. I have the
> Ethernet card and the original drivers for the card. I need more software,
> don't I? Anybody have suggestions for dos software? Is there any shareware
> or freeware?
>
> Thanks,
> Richard Hall
>
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