From Stan Hosdar@1:229/426 to All on Thu Nov 25 15:00:22 2021
All:
I'm looking for tools to change mac address on a Windows XP era network card.
THey can be DOS, or Windows based, intent is to use it on a PCI bus card if at all possible. Did such a thing ever exist? anyone know of cards that readily allowed it?
I'm thinking one of two methods:
a) a driver prperties sheet exposed the mac and allowed us to change it in a retro Windows OS
b) or a tool to flash/change firmware that may have existed.
I'm thinking possibly something along the lines of a NE2000, Dec 21041 or 3c905. SOMething WIndows XP would have built in support for.
this will in fact be used in a real world aplication related to my employment. and it has to be real hardware not virtual.
thank you for responses
--- Renegade vY2Ka2
* Origin: Joey, do you like movies about gladiators? (1:229/426)
Who's Online
Recent Visitors
Dextile
Fri Jul 11 03:11:25 2025
from
Calgary, Ab
via
Telnet
Dextile
Thu Jul 10 23:05:36 2025
from
Calgary, Ab
via
Telnet
Vintagegeek
Thu Jul 10 05:39:07 2025
from
Swarthmore, Pa
via
Telnet
Dextile
Thu Jul 10 01:03:14 2025
from
Calgary, Ab
via
Telnet
System Info
Sysop:
deepend
Location:
Calgary, Alberta
Users:
272
Nodes:
10 (0
/
10)
Uptime:
41:28:51
Calls:
2,240
Calls today:
1
Files:
4,743
D/L today:
19 files
(9,997K bytes)
Messages:
422,781
Synchronet Oneliners
Darknetgirl@rdbbs Tue May 6 02:09:48 2025 Greetings from London/Milan. Getting back to real stuff
Vintagegeek@rdbbs Wed May 14 09:34:53 2025 Greetings from the ISS
Guest@rdbbs Sun May 18 09:30:17 2025 greetings from Poland / Europe
Vintagegeek@rdbbs Sat Jun 7 17:12:17 2025 Mars is busy today
Vintagegeek@rdbbs Tue Jun 24 16:54:23 2025 Leaving Mars at 17:15 on to Jupiter
Guest@rdbbs Wed Jul 2 12:37:39 2025 This is the good stuff