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Hello,
can anyone remember this one? I'm trying to install on a real 386 with an IBM ISA Token Ring Card. I configured with LANAID and the Novell Netware Client for DOS can successfully use the card and connect to a Netware Server (via IPX). Also, the card's running fine with a very old Debian Release.
There are no hardware configuration options at install time besides choosing connection type, where I chose Local LAN, and then fill out local and remote system names, and the MAC of the AS/400's Token Ring Adapter.
When I do a test connect, the command STARTRTR is issued in a batch file. This one gives the error "5240 The Token-Ring adapter is not present". See screenshot at
https://leela.pocnet.net/~poc/ca.jpg
Of course, Google turns up no helpful stuff. Anybody remembers this ancient stuff?
:wq! PoC
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https://www.pocnet.net/poc-key.asc
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