Consider shipping the documentation together with the software - online forums are often volatile, and it's simply more convenient to have all the related stuff packaged in one ZIP file. Also, your NetDrive client isn't self-sufficient - it needs the server, the DHCP client, possibly something else …

So it's been a month of nothing but the sound of crickets in this thread. I keep seeing the download counters for my releases increasing steadily but no feedback whatsoever (for me or for Mike). Are the downloads all made by bots or what? Anyway, if you're NOT a bot then this might be of interest.

Here's a new release of my driver, this time including the source code!

Can't NETDRIVE.SYS provide its PD emulation at the same interrupt number as the real PD? That's how my version works. See this . So with your version I’ll be able to mount a drive plus play IPX network games like Command & Conquer at the same time? That would be awesome. Is there another way to …

Grzyb wrote on 2025-03-31, 18:08: Can't NETDRIVE.SYS provide its PD emulation at the same interrupt number as the real PD? That's how my version works. See this.

Vogstefan wrote on 2021-09-01, 16:45: @Krille I know it can be better but getting it working first should be priority You're not making sense here. You do realize that compatibility mode doesn't make it any more likely to work than high speed mode? It's just a somewhat poor choice of wording on the …

The only reason to jumper the card to compatibility mode is if you want to use older versions of XTIDE Universal BIOS or the BIOS made by hargle. To be honest, I don't see why anyone would want to do that. If you are using a newer version of XUB then configure the XTIDE card to use high speed mode ( …

EDIT: I may have spoken too soon . I'm getting weird behavior in Windows 98 SE, among which slow performance, the absence of the IDE drive in device manager/disk drives (and hence inability enable DMA mode). I tried rloew's patch to ESDI_506.PDR (instead of BHDD) but saw no change . Is it running …