dobson@locus.com (Peter Dobson) (12/19/90)
I'm just beginning to learn about Novell netware. I know that I will need to write an IPX driver for Novell to get it working with our systems. How do I get the documentation for writing an IPX driver? I've got some sample IPX drivers that I can reverse engineer, but there's got to be a better way. Thanks, Peter Dobson
bdelvecc@kinetics.com (Brian Del Vecchio) (12/27/90)
In article <20758@oolong.la.locus.com>, dobson@locus.com (Peter Dobson) writes: > How do I get the documentation for writing an IPX driver? I've got some > sample IPX drivers that I can reverse engineer, but there's got to be > a better way. > If you are looking to write an IPX Lan driver for a board you manufacture, you can get the LAN driver development kit from Novell IMSP (independent manufacturer's support program). There is a prohibitive fee and a tough certification program that your driver must pass before it is "approved" by Novell. On the other hand, you could be asking a completely different question. :^} [----------------------------------------------------------------------------] brian del vecchio; software engineer; novell, inc.; walnut creek, ca, usa; "But for what purpose was the earth formed?" asked Candide. "To drive us mad," replied Martin. - Voltaire, _Candide_ [---the opinions expressed are mine...the official Big Red Word may differ---]