starcraft

[Lennart Sorensen]

On Tue, Oct 02, 2007 at 10:24:31AM -0400, Chris Aitken wrote:
> What company makes that? You know when you go into Network Properties to 
> Add Adaptor you specify the company (e.g. Intel) then the adaptor (e.g 
> Intel 21040).

Well every version of vmware I ever used emulated the AMD pcnet32.

> You mean vmware tools? Yeah, I installed that but I wasn't getting on 
> the Internet so I figured the NIC driver was wrong...

Or maybe the interface is just not told to use dhcp, or you don't have a
dhcp server configured on the machine to hand out IPs to vmware clients.
I have never personally used the NAT setting in vmware, so I am not sure
if it takes care of the DHCP server setup for you.

You should be able to see if windows has a network card listed in the
network control panel or whatever it was called on that version.

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