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windows and network incompatability

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From: Nigel Rea
Date: Mon, 19 Dec 1988 16:27
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Has anyone managed to get FTP's PC/TCP software to work with Windows/386.
It works with windows 2.0, but refuses to recognize IPCUST.SYS (one of two
device drivers) even though I can use the software before loading windows, and
after quitting from windows.

Its a pain to have 10 megs on board, and only have access to 640k when I want
to use the network.

If anyone has managed to get the software working could you please tell me how its done. 
I have heard that there is a PD utility which allows you to partition memory on
a 8086 system, and allow rebooting (and loading of dos) of each partition 
independently. This may be a solution if i can get my hands on such a utility.

Thanks in advance



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From: wnr@otter.hpl.hp.com (Nigel Rea)
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Subject: windows and network incompatability
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Date: 19 Dec 88 16:27:03 GMT
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