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As an addition, I've realized I must have messed up the install with my
floppy diskettes. I copied the 30 diskimages for the basic install and
did not copy the dsk images for tpcip or any other networking component.
I must first install those components before I can install the 3com
driver. At least, that is what I am thinking at this point. My next
question is how to install the components after the basic system is
setup? I can use the cd rom via pcmcia connection and do not have to make
diskettes.
thanks,
butch
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