A typical net session:

a dos batch file:
        slfp /s 2400 /d atdt764-4800
        if errorlevel 1 goto end
        net -d c:\net
	termin 0x60
        :end

a 4dos alias:
        slfp /s 2400 /d atdt764-4800 ^
        iff errorlevel 1 then ^
        net -d c:\net ^
        termin 0x60 ^
        endiff

Try running STAT.EXE to get statistics on loaded
packet drivers. TERMIN unloads the packet driver from memory, (and resets
the COM port). The AUTOEXEC.NET file must be in the directory that the
NET command points at, or in the root directory.

SLFP packet driver info:

	param	default 	description
	-----	------- 	-----------
	/p	0x60		Packet driver interrupt number
	/i	4		IRQ for com port. Use 4 for COM1 and 3 for COM2.
	/b	0x3F8		I/O base address for com port. Use 0x3F8 for
				COM1 and 0x2F8 for COM2.
	/s	2400		Line speed bit rate.
	/d	-none-		Dial sequence. Use atdt764-4800 for local dial.
	/t	60		Initial timeout. Amount of time to wait for
				the dialup and initial handshake with Merit.
        /h      1               Initial SLFP handshake. This can be turned off
                                with value 0. This allows one to make the
                                initial connection with a terminal emulator
                                like kermit, and enter PCIP at the TERMINAL=
                                prompt. This is useful if you have problems
                                with the SCP training up into SLFP protocol
                                mode.
         /f     1               Initial FIFO check value. If set to one,
                                slfp checks for a 16550a UART for the COM
                                port. This allows the high performence FIFO
                                on chip to be used. If set to zero, slfp
                                assumes a normal 8250 chip set.
        /q      0               Quit parameter. If set to one, a soft hangup
                                is performed when the terminate function is
                                called. This only works with hayes-compatable
                                modems, as this sends "+++" and "ATH0".
                                If set to zero, a hardware hangup is performed
                                by dropping DTR.

NET program command line:

       net [-d directory] [-s #sockets] [-b] [startupfile]
 
       -d   The root directory for NET files. This defaults to the root 
            directory of the logged in drive. This is where autoexec.net, 
            domain.txt, and the ftp and spool directories are rooted. 
       -s   Number of sockets. Defaults to 40. You might need to 
            increase this if you're running a bunch of sessions.
       -b   Use the BIOS for all writes to video.
 
       none The startup file. Defaults to autoexec.net. Found in the 
            net directory root if a relative file name, but you may 
            specify an absolute path.