Adding Drivers - Part 2
Making DOS network ready When I described how to add the first set of useful drivers, I already indicated that networking is also possible on MS-DOS machines. Actually when you look at today's network configuration settings (at least until Windows 7), you can easily spot the similarities to the very first network implementations on Microsoft operating systems. During this exercise, we will make use of the CD-ROM driver that was installed in the first driver session. You will need the following ISO-image, which contains all the MS-DOS related networking content that was previously available directly from Microsoft. Download link Microsoft-LAN-DOS.iso How to add networking to DOS Save the ISO image above to a place on your machine where VirtualBox runs. Start the MS-DOS Virtualbox. Insert the ISO-file into the VirtualBox virtual CD-ROM drive. Examine what is on the ISO image. To do that, switch to the command prompt if DOSshell is running. dir dir x:\ This should show yo...