On 6/2/05, SUPRDAVE at aol.com <SUPRDAVE at aol.com> wrote: It's neither. I got the machine onto my home LAN with a Research Machines MCA NIC, but it's /only/ supported under DOS and Windows 3, nothing else. No use for NT. But I managed to turn up a Novell/Eagle NE2-something - I forget now, this is nearly 10y ago - which is basically an MCA NE2000. But naturally, IBM being IBM and OS/2 being OS/2, Warp Server doesn't include drivers for weird minority cards like NE2000s. You can download them readily enough if you search - I used to be a keen OS/2 user, I was used to this - but the MCA version uses weird ports that are impossible with ISA cards, so the ISA card drivers won't accept the settings. So after several days of fiddling, I gave up. NT will do fine. I must find some really lightweight HTTP server for NT3 some day and turn the old girl into a webserver - it's about all she's good for now... But even at the age of 10, for several years she was my main fileserver and stored all my work (I'm a freelance IT journalist, amongst other things) and gave sterling service. Bulletproof. Probably literally, given the build quality of the early PS/2s. -- Liam Proven Home: http://welcome.to/liamsweb * Blog: http://lproven.livejournal.com AOL, Yahoo UK: liamproven * ICQ: 73187508 * MSN: lproven at hotmail.com