   Networking: Win XP to Win 95
  I''m about to buy a PCMCIA net card for my older laptop, that can only run windows 95 (8mb ram). I''d like to set up a network between my newer computer running a copy of XP and the old laptop, however, I hear this is not possible. Some might say it has something to do with the discontinued support for NetBEUI on XP, but Microsoft has released documentation on how to install NetBEUI on the XP OS. So I don''t know what''s going on there.So what I''d like to ask is, has anyone here been able to get a network working between these two OS''s? And if so, would you think it was worth the trouble of setting it up?Thanks, 
  If it comes to it, run an FTP server on the XP machine (or even the 95 machine!) and use that to transfer files: getting Samba to run on BeOS was a right arse, so our BeOS machine uses FTP for all its networking ;  I run a Samba server on a Gentoo box, and connect to it with XP, 2K, and 98 machines. Works fine. Samba was a little confusing to set up, but once I clicked certain things (like your samba password != your shell password) I got it set up in about a day.It''s even running CUPS on top. I have my own personal file and print server. ;  There''s no problem with networking 98 and XP machines, however there have been some posts by people who are having problems with networking 95 and XP machines. I''d also really like to be able to share an internet connection with the old laptop as well as files..Thanks for the replies thus far, it''d be much simpler if I could find a memory module suited for my laptop so i could just install windows 98 on it *sigh* 