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I'm using Ghost to create a network boot disk. &nbsp;I have it setup for DHCP and have the drivers for the NIC on the disk. &nbsp;Trouble is, I keep getting this error... 
 
PRO0008E: Invalid decimal point in Protocol.ini file 
Protocol Manager not present 
Error: 7906 Unable to open Protman$ 
 
My Protocol. ini file contains... 
 
[protman] 
drivername=PROTMAN$ 
 
[pktdrv] 
drivername=PKTDRV$ 
bindings=nic 
intvec=0x60 
chainvec=0x66 
 
[nic] 
drivername = Broadcom 57$ 
 
Everything I've found on the internet refers to having a static IP address in the Protocol.ini file which is what causes this error normally. &nbsp;But I'm using DHCP. 
 
Can anyone help?
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I'm using Ghost to create a network boot disk.  I have it setup for DHCP and have the drivers for the NIC on the disk.  Trouble is, I keep getting this error...

PRO0008E: Invalid decimal point in Protocol.ini file
Protocol Manager not present
Error: 7906 Unable to open Protman$

My Protocol. ini file contains...

[protman]
drivername=PROTMAN$

[pktdrv]
drivername=PKTDRV$
bindings=nic
intvec=0x60
chainvec=0x66

[nic]
drivername = Broadcom 57$

Everything I've found on the internet refers to having a static IP address in the Protocol.ini file which is what causes this error normally.  But I'm using DHCP.

Can anyone help?

Network Boot Disk

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