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Martin Iturbide:
Hi

I found this file on hobbes: https://hobbes.nmsu.edu/download/pub/os2/dev/info/tcpdos.zip
It has some LIB files, but I'm trying to find the .H files for the mTCP developer to try to make it work on OS/2 DOS VDM.

It is missing is the header files in the TCP/IP for DOS software development kit.

If someone has the those file, please let me know.

Regards

Martin Iturbide:
Hi

Gotta hint from this file: pgmgc1.zip

The readme says:

--- Code: --- The latest CSDs for TCP/IP Version 2.0 for OS/2 are shown
  in the following table:

  +----------------------------+---------------------------+
  | KIT NAME                   | PACKAGE NAME              |
  +----------------------------+---------------------------+
  | Applications Kit           | APP20CSD.PKG              |
  +----------------------------+---------------------------+
  | Base Kit                   | TCP20CSD.PKG              |
  +----------------------------+---------------------------+
  | Domain Name Server Kit     | DNS20CSD.PKG              |
  +----------------------------+---------------------------+
  | DOS/Windows Access Kit     | DOS20CSD.PKG              |  <----
  +----------------------------+---------------------------+
  | Extended Networking Kit    | XNT20CSD.PKG              |
  +----------------------------+---------------------------+
  | Network File System Kit    | NFS20CSD.PKG              |
  +----------------------------+---------------------------+
  | OSF/Motif Kit              | MOT20CSD.PKG              |
  +----------------------------+---------------------------+
  | Programmer's Toolkit       | PGM20CSD.PKG              |
  +----------------------------+---------------------------+
  | X Window System Client Kit | XCL20CSD.PKG              |
  +----------------------------+---------------------------+
  | X Window System Server Kit | PMX20CSD.PKG              |
  +----------------------------+---------------------------+
--- End code ---


I checked inside this ISO:  OS/2 Master 5/94. It has "DOS20CSD.PKG".

How can I upack it to see if has some .h files for the DOS TCP/IP I'm looking for?

Regards

Tom:

--- Quote from: Martin Iturbide on March 02, 2022, 07:14:07 pm ---Hi

Gotta hint from this file: pgmgc1.zip

The readme says:

--- Code: --- The latest CSDs for TCP/IP Version 2.0 for OS/2 are shown
  in the following table:

  +----------------------------+---------------------------+
  | KIT NAME                   | PACKAGE NAME              |
  +----------------------------+---------------------------+
  | Applications Kit           | APP20CSD.PKG              |
  +----------------------------+---------------------------+
  | Base Kit                   | TCP20CSD.PKG              |
  +----------------------------+---------------------------+
  | Domain Name Server Kit     | DNS20CSD.PKG              |
  +----------------------------+---------------------------+
  | DOS/Windows Access Kit     | DOS20CSD.PKG              |  <----
  +----------------------------+---------------------------+
  | Extended Networking Kit    | XNT20CSD.PKG              |
  +----------------------------+---------------------------+
  | Network File System Kit    | NFS20CSD.PKG              |
  +----------------------------+---------------------------+
  | OSF/Motif Kit              | MOT20CSD.PKG              |
  +----------------------------+---------------------------+
  | Programmer's Toolkit       | PGM20CSD.PKG              |
  +----------------------------+---------------------------+
  | X Window System Client Kit | XCL20CSD.PKG              |
  +----------------------------+---------------------------+
  | X Window System Server Kit | PMX20CSD.PKG              |
  +----------------------------+---------------------------+
--- End code ---


I checked inside this ISO:  OS/2 Master 5/94. It has "DOS20CSD.PKG".

How can I upack it to see if has some .h files for the DOS TCP/IP I'm looking for?

Regards

--- End quote ---

DOS20CSD.PKG is a textfile, with the following contents:


--- Code: ---**********************  IBM Internal Use Only  *************************
* :nick.DOS20CSD   :sec.IBM Internal Use Only         :disk.OS2CSD
* :title.CSD UN50383, DBOX Kit TCP/IP 2.0 for OS.2
* :version.2.0     :date.94/01/06   :CSD.PTF UN50383  :support.
* :oname.TCP/IP Development         :onode.RALVM12    :ouser.OS2TCPIP
* :aname.John Gunther               :anode.RALVM12    :auser.OS2TCPIP
* :ops.OS/2 2.0+
* :doc.DOSCSD.DOC
* :abs.Fixes for the DBOX Kit for TCP/IP 2.0.  The
* diskette image files are in PKZIP self-extracting format.  The files
* contained in this package can be distributed to IBM customers who
* are licensed owners of TCP/IP 2.0 DBOX Kit.
***********************************************************************+
*
      DBOX20C1  EXEBIN   *
*
*  Download then execute "DBOX20C1 -d" to a diskette.
*  You Must use the -d option when creating the diskette.
*  This will put the following files on the diskette:
*             DOSCSD.DOC
*             DBOXC1.ZIP
*             DBOXXT.EXE
*             TCPINST.EXE
*             TCPINST.HLP
*             TCPINST2.EXE
*             DEFAULT.RSP
*             UNZIP.DLL
*               \lanlk\      (4 files)
*
*  Insert diskette one and enter TCPINST to install the CSD.
***********************************************************************

--- End code ---

Martin Iturbide:
Thanks Tom

I think it was a mislead. Seems that those files (DBOX20C1.EXE and DBOXC1.ZIP) does not has the .h files of the IBM DOS TCP/IP Toolkit I'm looking for.

I need to keep looking for those.

Regards

Martin Iturbide:
Hi

I wanted to give it one more try to see if I can find some things the author of mTCP asked me, so it can turn mTCP also DOS VDM compatible.

I sent him the "TCP/IP ver 2.1 for OS/2's DOS BOX: Programmer's Reference (1998-06-03)" that we found on hobbes and he answer me:

He asked me last time:

--- Quote ---The short story is that it looks like almost everything that somebody needs to write a TCP/IP porgram in DOS that runs under OS/2 is there:

    Documentation
    Static libraries to link against for small, medium and large memory models

What is missing is the header files in the TCP/IP for DOS software development kit. If you find that piece of software, the rest is fairly easy.  (A quick search shows that it's not going to be obvious, but maybe somebody squirreled it away?)
--- End quote ---

Any help on finding the header files for TCP/IP for DOS SDK will be awesome.

Regards

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