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    etherdfs

    an ethernet-based file system for DOS

    EtherDFS is an 'installable filesystem' TSR for DOS. It maps a drive from a remote computer (typically Linux-based) to a local drive letter, using raw ethernet frames to communicate. For years, I was using LapLink to transfer files between my various "retro" computers. It works, yes, but it's also annoyingly slow and requires constant attention. One day I thought, "Wouldn't it be amazing if all my PCs could share a common network drive, similarly to how NFS operates in the *nix world?". ...
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    NetFS is planned to be a network based peer-to-peer file system where data is downloaded only when accessed. Built on FUSE for the file access, a BitTorrent-like modified protocol will drive the P2P network.
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    My Web Drive project is a WebBased File System, which allows user to upload, download, share and open files to public as their wish. Meanwhile, it will support WebDAV technology and allow you to synchonize your files from My Document to the Web Drive. Th
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