DOS drivers for WI-FI cards

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Is it possible to get dos drivers for wi-fi cards?

 

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It's very unlikely that there are many manufacturers out there who produce them.

Why do you want DOS drivers?

 

good question simon!

umm if you feel you do give Driversguide a go!

 

Depends what you mean by 'card'. But the main problem is that it would need to operate in real-mode, and the lack of memory space in that mode would be a headache.

I've heard of USB DOS drivers, so it *might* be possible to run WiFi on that. But by the time you have loaded those up, a shim to get packet drivers to work, then the DOS version of TCP/IP I wonder how much memory would be left to actualy run an app!

Harry.