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In article <aksurf-050193174533@131.215.9.51>, aksurf@caltech.edu (Axel) writes:
> Hey, I too am looking for some information on how to do that. I am trying
> to run windows for workgroups and qvtnet. I have discovered that when I
> load the packet driver for NCSA telnet (In my case, it's called 8003pkdr
> for an SMC Elite 16 series ethernet card) and the interface TSR called
> pktint, QVTNET takes control of the network, i.e. it doesn't allow ms
> windows to access the network. If anyone out there knows of a TCP/IP NDIS
> configuaration compatible protocol, please let me know. Please E-mail me at
> aksurf@caltech.edu, and post on the network, since I am shure there will be
> others who need this info.
> 
	At hsdndev.harvard.edu in pub/dispkt there is a new version of the
dispkt packet driver. You may want to use this instead of 8003pkdr. It uses
NDIS information to access your card.
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