On Wednesday, Steven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> typed:
] Forget the money draft. Just tell them your VISA number.
Not everyone has a credit card...
And I thought international money orders were like 70 cents? I don't
care since if I was to buy a linux CD over the internet I would goto
www.everythinglinux.com.au and send a personal cheque. (I want a
little penguin to stick to my car like a Garfield) <G>
] The computer with the CDrom drive needs to serve NFS to
] the network. This can be from DOS (using a packetdriver
] and SOSS) or from Linux (setup in rc.inet2).
I would like all the computers on my LAN be able to access the cdrom
on my linux box as a 'local' cdrom drive. I know normal cdrom drivers
make DOS see the cdrom as a network device anyway.
[After many troubles I got the sjcd driver under linux to work for my
2x speed CDROM - the documentation said "modprobe sjcd sjcd=0x390"
would work but the required was "modprobe sjcd sjcd_base=0x390".
Thanks wesguin on #arachne for helping me :)]
Can this be done? I'm running DR-DOS 7.02/W3.11 [toaster] and W95
[gordon] puters, with Slackware Zipslack 4.0 - kernel 2.2.6 on the
"server" [holly].
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