I bought the Network hardware with the intent on playing NFSSE and/or NASCAR
with my son. We were e***d.
But after hours of time and no connect I am about to give up!
The network works great on other games, DOS, Windows 95 etc.
I have boot disks set up with network, sound & CDROM drivers for each
computer.
I believe the NASCAR manual say's that the game will only network when run
from Windows 95...can this game or NFS-SE be ran from WIN95.
If so, how much computer doe's it take to keep from dropping frames?
I didn,t figure I should have to buy 2 CDROM's to play the game with in my
own home?
You can also use a null modem cable (a cable with one pair of wires crossed -
ask radio shack or any computer shop for one). If you have NIC cards (3Com
EtherLink or whatever) you can again use a crossed rj-45 cable and bypass the
hub by plugging straight into each other's NIC cards. E-mail me if you're
-/- Walk Walker
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Walk Walker - turn left and go very very fast until they tell you to stop.....
It requires IPX, running from a Novell Network, in DOS mode.
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>I bought the Network hardware with the intent on playing NFSSE and/or NASCAR >with my son. We were e***d. >But after hours of time and no connect I am about to give up! >The network works great on other games, DOS, Windows 95 etc. >I have boot disks set up with network, sound & CDROM drivers for each >computer. >I believe the NASCAR manual say's that the game will only network when run >from Windows 95...can this game or NFS-SE be ran from WIN95. >If so, how much computer doe's it take to keep from dropping frames? >I didn,t figure I should have to buy 2 CDROM's to play the game with in my >own home?yes it is i have two computer network and the nascar 2 game works good and
monster truck works good to indy 2 dont work GP 2 WORKS GOOD TO WEN YOU
NETWORK THEM. I Had a computer company come in to install it is not easy to do
the installer said holp it helps if not e-mail maybe i came help
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