This is a packet driver collection I put together to:

- Collect the most useful packet drivers I've found into one location.

- Keep it small enough to fit on a bootable floppy disk with other networking
  components - note: *everything* that can, has been compressed.

- Make it very easy to extract a specific packet driver without needing
  temporary storage to unpack a traditional archive.

Simply run 'PKTDRV', select the packet driver you want, and press ENTER - the
packet driver will be extracted into your current directory.

Many of these packet drivers are from Russ Nelsons excellent "Crynwr" packet
driver collection - More information, documentation, source code and the
original distribution of his collection is available at:
   crynwr.com

I have not been able to find packet drivers for some of my network cards.
For these cards, I use an "ODI" driver and the ODIPKT shim to create a
workable packet driver.


There are a LOT of different packet drivers (one for every NIC type), and
most of them are installed with:
        > DriverName swint hwint ioaddress
            swint       = Software interrupt (usually 0x60)
            hwint       = Hardware interrupt        > can be "tricky"
            ioaddress   = Hardware I/O address      > to figure out

I have included PCINIC.COM which shows the needed information for network cards
connected via a PCI bus.

Interfaces on the mainboard may be described in the mainboard documents,
or visible under it's BIOS.

Some Network cards come with a config tool which can set (and show) the
hardware parameters - or see documentation and "jumper settings".

A more sophisticated OS (like Windows) may be able to detect the card
and tell you how it is configured!

Dave Dunfield   -   https://dunfield.themindfactory.com
