hello,
i own a mac se running 7.5.5
i have a ms-dos emulator running on this machine.
i am in the process of getting an ethernet card.
i recently downloaded doslynx, which is a text based web browser, i think.
what i am trying to do is use doslynx to browse the web.
there is a readme file that came with doslynx and it talks about installing the software. i have to set up a configuration file for the web browser, and i don't know how to do it. as an example the first thing the configuration file holds is an ip address i believe i will include the beginning of the configuration file, here:
does anyone know anything about bootp?
is this a driver? one reason why i ask is because a lot of the configuration settings are taken care of by bootp.
Also the comment:
confuses me,
any help would be appreciated.
i own a mac se running 7.5.5
i have a ms-dos emulator running on this machine.
i am in the process of getting an ethernet card.
i recently downloaded doslynx, which is a text based web browser, i think.
what i am trying to do is use doslynx to browse the web.
there is a readme file that came with doslynx and it talks about installing the software. i have to set up a configuration file for the web browser, and i don't know how to do it. as an example the first thing the configuration file holds is an ip address i believe i will include the beginning of the configuration file, here:
Code:
# The following are options specific to Waterloo TCP for network
# configuration.
# DO NOT USE THE DEFAULT VALUES OF THESE OPTIONS.
# Never guess IP numbers. If you are unsure, contact you local network
# administrator.
#
# my_ip mandatory option
#
# my_ip specifies a computer's IP address.
# The value may be BOOTP instead of an IP address in the case that
# Waterloo TCP can configure itself through your available
# BOOTP server. If you are unsure if you have BOOTP capability
# ask your local network administrator or use your IP number
# if you know it.
# This value must be unique. If you accidentally share an IP number
# with another computer, chances are neither machine will work.
#my_ip=BOOTP
my_ip=192.168.1.1
does anyone know anything about bootp?
is this a driver? one reason why i ask is because a lot of the configuration settings are taken care of by bootp.
Also the comment:
Code:
#my_ip=BOOTP
confuses me,
any help would be appreciated.