It might fit on a DVD, but we don't have any DVD burners or media. ;-)

As for the error, it's not an error that Ghost gives (I may not have been clear on that). It's part of the DOS "net initialize" command, near the end. But the output looks like this:

a:\>net initialize
Broadcom Ethernet DOS NDIS2 Driver v7.65 (040618)
Copyright (C) 2002-2004 Broadcom <blah>
Device - Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit Ethernet, MAC Address - <blah>
LineSpeed - 100Mbps FullDuplex, IRQ - 11, BusNum - 2, DevNum - 0

DOS TCP/IP Resident Driver initialization failed.  *****
Microsoft DOS TCP/IP NEMM Driver 1.0
The command completed successfully
a:\>

The ***** is where the error occurs (the asterisks are not printed on the screen, I added them). If I try to run "netbind" next (which is the next command our working bootdisks run), I get:

a:\>netbind
MS-DOS LAN Manager v2.1 Netbind
Error 41: Unable to bind.
a:\>

which prevents all the other network related programs from running.

It is possible that I've screwed up the system.ini or protocol.ini files, I suppose, though they do look mostly similar to the ones that work in GX270s (though with the Intel Gigabit e1000b driver).

Thank you very much!