Subj : Re: Home Lab
To   : Dennisk
From : Nightfox
Date : Thu May 07 2020 21:04:21

  Re: Re: Home Lab
  By: Dennisk to Moondog on Fri May 08 2020 08:54 am

 De> There are USB drivers for DOS, right? I'm sure I've seen some. Add to that
 De> a DOS TCP stack and tools, like mTCP, you should be good to go. That being
 De> said, nothing wrong with using Puppy instead.

I don't recall seeing USB drivers for DOS.  I don't remember ever using a USB device in DOS anyway..  A long time ago, I stuck with PS/2 for keyboards & mice for a long time for backwards-compatibility in case I needed to use a DOS boot disk for anything.  If I had a USB mouse, I'd always check to see if it was compatible with a USB-PS/2 adapter so I could plug it into the PS/2 port.

But I do remember seeing an ISP dialup program for DOS that provided TCP/IP capability and internet access for DOS.

Nightfox

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