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Also here:<br />
<a href="http://www.network-drivers.com/companies/327.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.network-drivers.com/companies/327.htm</a><br />
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(do a search on that page for DFE-690). &nbsp;This one has 98 and XP drivers, but it looks like D-link should include the DOS ones somewhere in there (I would imagine with the 98 driver)
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Also here:
http://www.network-drivers.com/companies/327.htm [http://www.network-drivers.com/companies/327.htm]

(do a search on that page for DFE-690).  This one has 98 and XP drivers, but it looks like D-link should include the DOS ones somewhere in there (I would imagine with the 98 driver)

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Just to fill my own curiosity... why do you need a DOS driver? 
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Just to fill my own curiosity... why do you need a DOS driver?

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Where/how can I get a DOS driver for the DFE-690TXD card needed for creating/ adding a template<br />
for ghosting ? &nbsp;Ghost 8.0 Enterprise Ed.
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Where/how can I get a DOS driver for the DFE-690TXD card needed for creating/ adding a template
for ghosting ?  Ghost 8.0 Enterprise Ed.

DFE-690TXD -  dos driver - ghosting

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