You need OSR2, and even then it's hard to get Win95 OSR2 to work reliably
with TCP/IP. You'll first need to add the TCP/IP client for Microsoft
Networks protocol, as it's not even installed by default (darn Microsoft!).
By default it has only NetBUI and Netware, which must have paid them
money... I could browse the web, but not get file sharing working. In the
end I switched to Win98 SE and it was a lot smoother on the networking side.
Marc
From: "Robert Jarratt" <robert.jarratt at
ntlworld.com>
The drivers from the HP Enterprise site worked, although for
Windows 95 I have been unable to get TCP/IP working. DHCP is not working
and
ping moans about a wrong protocol. It looks like I am
missing VUDP.386 and
I
could not find it on the Windows 95 CD. I am pretty
sure I have another CD
with OSR2 somewhere, but I can't find it at the moment. Will have another
look at some point, but I think the driver itself is just fine now.
Regards
Rob