| >>Can someone tell me where I'm wrong, I'm not a Windows NT expertise.
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That's OK. We all need to start someplace.
Here are the steps:
1. Pull down the latest DEFPA driver kit (FPKIT241.ZIP) from
KALI::PCDRIVERS:[DEFPA.INTERIM]FPKIT241.ZIP.
2. Enter "PKUNZIP -d FPKIT241.ZIP A:\" to extract the files and
subdirectories to a *BLANK* formatted floppy.
3. Under Control Panel/Network Settings make sure that you don't
have any FDDI PCI adapters listed as being installed.
4. Select "Add Adapter", then scroll down to the bottom and
select "Other...".
5. Pop in the floppy from Step 2, then press Enter.
6. Accept the default settings, follow the remaining steps
and reboot when prompted.
"disk 1" is actually a file that is needed and can be found in the top
level directory of the FPKIT241.ZIP kit. The actual diskette label or
volume label is not important.
- Larry
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