any windows 3.11 gurus kickin around?

[awkduck]

Did you,

44 minutes ago, awkduck said:

Start PTKMUX.EXE like this "PKTMUX 5 90". "5" is for how many different programs will need to network access at the same time. "90" is for the interrupt your driver is using (0x90).

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I don't understand what you meant by "extensions". Please clarify.

You did load your packet driver before PKTMUX, right? Just checking.

If you did all of that, you could check if your "packed driver" supports choosing the interrupt. Then set it, and everything else, to interrupt 0x60.

[shelby]

i have this with INT number 90

I change the INT number to 80 and it give me this

 

Edited January 17, 2023 by shelby

[shelby]

26 minutes ago, awkduck said:

I don't understand what you meant by "extensions". Please clarify.

the bin file

[awkduck]

Really, you don't need the install.bat.

Delete "bin" and "doc". Just copy everything to a folder of you choice, without using install.bat.

[shelby]

ok but the problem with the PKTMUX still remains and it happens when the driver and the PKTMUX has the same INT number

Edited January 17, 2023 by shelby

[awkduck]

You need to change PKTMUX to interrupt 90. It is at 80 in the screenshot.

Make sure you run PKTDRV before you run DHCP.

You need to run PKTDRV before you run any program that needs the packet driver.

[shelby]

With interrupt 90 it gives me this

Edited January 18, 2023 by shelby

[shelby]

I read this and it says you cannot have internet in dos and windows simultaneously

https://tangentsoft.com/wskfaq/articles/history.html

The mtcp program is for dos only not for windows 

Edited January 18, 2023 by shelby

[awkduck]

Have you tried?

The PKGMUX.DOC (which is really just a txt file) says,

Quote

This document describes PKTMUX which is a program that provides a
      multiplexing interface to a Packet Driver. It thus allows several
      IP protocol stacks to be run in parallel either under DOS or a
      control program such as Windows 3 or DESQview.

This files is included with PKGMUX. There is lots of good information in there.

 

It is easier to use Trumpet. But even if you want to use WfW3.11 and the Wolverine TCP/IP stack, you can still get away with it. You just need to use a "packet driver" to "NDIS" shim.

[shelby]

I think this will be work. Packet driver to interrupt 80, PKTMUX to interrupt 80 ,pktdrv.exe and dhcp.exe in autoexec.bat

Edited January 18, 2023 by shelby

[awkduck]

If it does, you've certainly earned it.

[shelby]

It gives me this

[shelby]

from the readme

[shelby]

the result of the right command of the readme

[shelby]

Here is the complete line of commands in autoexec.bat that works

And it gives this result

when you run pktdrv in windows gives

The trumpet gives

Edited January 18, 2023 by shelby