| jechilt |
| (Starting to like KiXtart) |
| 2005-04-20 04:08 PM |
kixtart for dos
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I need kix32 for DOS.
Building a boot script for our ghost images and want to build it in kix.
Anyone know where I can find the kix for dos? I did not see it on the download page...
thanks!
| maciep |
| (Korg Regular) |
| 2005-04-20 04:12 PM |
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Re: kixtart for dos
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Old Downloads
16 bit versions at the bottom
| Les |
| (KiX Master) |
| 2005-04-20 04:14 PM |
Re: kixtart for dos
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but it's not KiX32.
| jechilt |
| (Starting to like KiXtart) |
| 2005-04-20 04:21 PM |
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Re: kixtart for dos
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ohhhh, duh. i see it now.
--pause--
yuck...not much going on there. i really needed to be able to check to see if i have an IP address issued from our DHCP server
I worked up a script already using Select Case....guess that won't fly either.
hmmmmm.....
Richard H.
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| (KiX Supporter) |
| 2005-04-20 04:27 PM |
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Re: kixtart for dos
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Depending on your DOS level, this might get you started:
Code:
ipconfig /all | find "DHCP Server" && echo DHCP Server set
| jechilt |
| (Starting to like KiXtart) |
| 2005-04-20 04:43 PM |
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Re: kixtart for dos
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Quote:
Depending on your DOS level, this might get you started:
Code:ipconfig /all | find "DHCP Server" && echo DHCP Server set
we are using PCDOS 7.1. dont have ipconfig or find available. i could try to figure something out but not sure what you mean by dos level.
| Sealeopard |
| (KiX Master) |
| 2005-04-24 09:52 PM |
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Re: kixtart for dos
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IPCONFIG is a Windows console application, not a DOS application. You essentially need appropriate tools that work under 16-bit DOS with no Windows present? KiXtart v2.33 would definitely do and then maybe PING or TRACERT. You shoudl also be able to determine whether you have an IP connection by checking the error levels while setting up the network drivers in your batch file.