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protocol.ini question

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acemcmac

Lifer
This is the protocol.ini file I used for my last ghost usb boot key to boot a laptop model iwth the pro/100 VE chipset built in. Now I have some brand new Dell 5150's with the same chip but the protocol ini can't find it. I am getting "error: unable to locate nic" in PC-DOS. Anyone know how to find out what "slot" my nic is in so I can try specifying it?


; Protocol.Ini section for the Intel(R) PRO/100 Network Connection

DRIVERNAME = E100B$

;
; Some common parameters
;
; SPEED = [0 | 10 | 100]
; 0 = Auto (default)
;
; FORCEDUPLEX = [0 | 1 | 2]
; 0 = Auto (default); 1 = Half; 2 = Full
;
; SLOT = 0x38
;
; NODE = "00AA00123456"
;
; TRANSMITBUFFERS = 20 ; range 3 - 30
;
; RECEIVEBUFFERS = 20 ; range 3 - 30
;
; CACHEFLUSH = 0 ; set to 1 to allow the driver to hook the cache flush interrupt
; ; this is needed when doing unattended installations of NT 4
;
; NOWARMBOOTHOOK = 0 ; set to 1 to prevent the driver from hooking the
; ; warm boot interrupts under DOS only -
; ; not recommended for normal use
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