Ok. I've got it. With a little help from a few people and a bit of
digging.. here is the why
and the fix.
It appears that in some installations of windows, the appropriate files are
not getting copied
into c:\windows\inf. That is why you do not see the options to add tcp/ip,
client for ms networks
or file and printer sharing. After I found the answer, I looked at
support.microsoft.com and low and
behold there was the answer staring us all directly in the face. Anyway..
Close Windows. Then issue the command "dos" from your xterm. At the command
prompt, type the following
"extract /a J:\wincabs\precopy1.cab /l c:\windows\inf nettrans.inf
netservr.inf netcli.inf"
Close the dos window using quit and then restart windows.You will now be
able add TCP/IP, Client for MS
Networking and File and Printer Sharing.
Regards,
Mike
At 12:24 PM 6/14/01 -0800, you wrote:
>To all, specifically Mike: :)
>
>I recently upgraded to 3.0. I activated VNET, but when I went to install the
>NIC and TCP/IP, TCP/IP wasn't listed in the available protocols. What is
>necessary to add TCP/IP to the list. And no, I don't really want to
>reinstall.
>
>Thanks.
>
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