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Article #730Re: Can KA9Q use an existing TCP/IP stack?
From: Chris Croughton
Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1998 00:00
Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1998 00:00
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In article <905629239snx@ogham.org> robm@ogham.org "Robert Mortimer" wrote: >The attach for packet drivers is aimed at network cards, however some >dialers , the ones used in this manner, behave as though they where >network card packet drivrs once dialled in. The only way I can think of >that would allow you to do what you want, would be to use a shim[1] of some >sort, I know that a shim exists for the win95 stack. You mean a shim for Win95 stack which allows DOS programs running under Win95 to use it at the packet level? I'm interested. >[1] What is a shim exactly anyway? In mechanical engineering, the term is generally used for a small very thin washer used as a buffer (and sometimes to add spacing) on a bolt. I believe it came into computing to mean any inserted interface software, particularly between normally incompatible interfaces, from the engineering use. Chris C
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