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Rob Ballagh University of Otago Phone: (64)-(03)-4797793 Fax: (64)-(03)-4790964 X-Mailer: ELM [version 2.4 PL23] MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Length: 1192 > > > Hi, I was wondering what TCP/IP software people were running on their > Thinkpads. I am currently running IBM TCP/IP 2.1.1. for DOS, and it > is pretty stinky. Is there anything available that is public domain? > I need to also run NFS. > > I have a 750C and a 3Com 3c589 ethernet card. > > --andy > I am running both TCP/IP and SLip on a TP 755C, all under Windows for Workgroups. The ethernet PCMCIA is IBM's Credit Card Adapter II The TCP/IP is from Novells Lan Workplace (V4.01). It was a bit of an effort to get it all going, mainly sorting out what memory to allocate, and in the end I dispensed with IBM's AUTODRV However, to run my fax/modem, AUTODRV appears necessary, so I have a conditional boot, depending on whether I am going to be connected to ethernet or to the phone. Now, with the setup hassles were over, it is running well. I'll post my config files if anyone wants them HOWEVER, what I really want to know about is running TCP/IP on Warp. I have my copy of WARP sitting ready to load, but can't afford to be without ethernet. Has anyone got this working either with IBM's Credit Card Adapter II, or Xircoms CEM II ?? Thanks Rob Ballagh