Hey Kelly, fancy running into you here!
is the DOS set up a one-time thing or do I have to do that every
time? I will have to look around for the driver disk, so I might
take you up with and will let you know if I can't find it :)
--David
At 03:54 AM 12/21/2014, you wrote:
David, If I recall correctly for the dectalk card itself, you have
to boot dos, config the card, then boot into Linux. The reason is
that some things need to get preloaded into the dectalk card. I just
looked back into my personal archives, and this is how I used to do
it. If you don't have the original dos drivers, contact me off-list
and I can help you. -- Kelly Prescott On Sat, 20 Dec 2014, David
wrote: > > Hi there - > > I know that for the DT PC card modules are
required and therefore it cannot > be used for initial install, but
even after installing I am unable to get it > to talk even after
loading the modules and drivers and firmware, and the > instructions
did not have much details regarding getting it set up. > > Can
anyone provide some 'more detailed' instructions on how to get DT PC
set > up on a system? Currently I am using debian distro but is
willing to switch > if another one would be easier to use as far as
getting my DT card set up > > thanks. > > --David > >
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