1. 3c90xun.zip Driver
2. MSBATCH.INF File Contents

MSBATCH.INF Driver File Contents (3c90xun.zip)

; **************************************************************************
;  MSBATCH.INF for Windows 95 unattended install with 3com's 3C90X family
;  network interface cards. Make sure that you read README.TXT from this
;  package carefully.
;
;  This is a _sample_ MSBATCH.INF that installs the MS client for NetWare
;  networks and MS IPX/SPX (and optionally, the MS service for NDS in OSR2)
;  only. Modify this file as needed. Refer to the Windows 95 Resource Kit
;  help file (\admin\reskit\helpfile\win95rk.hlp on your Windows 95 CD) for
;  more information. Select topic "Appendixes - MSBATCH.INF Parameters".
;  Save yourself a lot of grief by reading "List of Documentation Errors in
;  Windows 95 Resource Kit" at
;          ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/peropsys/win95/kb/Q135/8/49.txt
;
;  Use this software at your own risk, no warranty of any kind.
;
;  Created June 16, 1998  by  Ralf Buschmann.  I'm German, please excuse
;  spelling and grammar errors :-)
;
;  Mail: ralf@conactive.com
;   WWW: http://www.conactive.com/win95/
; **************************************************************************
;
[Setup]
Express=1
; *****************************************
;   Modify Windows directory, if desired
; *****************************************
InstallDir="C:\Windows"
EBD=0
ChangeDir=0
; *****************************************
;  The line
;
;   OptionalComponents=1
;
;  must be there in order for the NIC un-
;  attended install to work !!
; *****************************************
OptionalComponents=1
Network=1
System=0
CCP=0
CleanBoot=0
Display=0
PenWinWarning=0
InstallType=3
ProductType=1
DevicePath=0
; *****************************************
;              Modify time zone
; *****************************************
TimeZone="Pacific"
Uninstall=0
VRC=0
NoPrompt2Boot=1
ChkDsk=0

[System]
; *****************************************
;  If you install from the network, make
;  sure that you enter as much system in-
;  formation as possible here. Windows
;  sometimes uses to detect some devices
;  properly not until the second part of
;  the setup (after the first reboot) and
;  then needs to copy drivers from the
;  source directory. Since there is no
;  network loaded at this time, this will
;  cause the unattended setup to pause
;  (You can safely press "Skip" in that
;  case, Windows will just copy the files
;  later). I've seen this in OSR2 with the
;  Matrox Millennium and some ATI video
;  cards. By "forcing" the correct device
;  here you can work around this.
;
;  Of course, you can only enter
;  devices where Windows has in-built
;  drivers for. For instance, to find out
;  what video cards you can enter here,
;  start the "Add new Hardware" wizard in
;  the control panel and select "No" in
;  the 2nd wizard screen (don't search for
;  new hardware). Then select "Graphic
;  cards" and look if there is an entry
;  for the workstations' graphic con-
;  troller. Then make sure that the des-
;  cription you enter here exactly matches
;  the text in the right pane of the hard-
;  ware wizard. See the example for the
;  Matrox Millennium, below (Valid only
;  for OSR2, though).
;
;  Or just install the system manually for
;  one time and look at the device manager
;  for the correct device names.
;  
;  For valid options in this section, see
;  the Resource Kit help file.
; *****************************************
;Display="Matrox MGA Millennium PowerDesk PCI"
DisplChar=8,800,600

[NameAndOrg]
; *****************************************
;                 Modify names
; *****************************************
Name="Your name"
Org="Your company"
Display=0

[Network]
Display=0
;
; *****************************************
;  Change names and add clients, services
;  and protocols as needed. Refer to the
;  Windows 95 Resource Kit help file for
;  more information. This section installs
;  the MS client for NetWare networks (and
;  optionally in OSR2 the MS service for
;  NDS as well) and the MS IPX/SPX compa-
;  tible protocol only, since this
;  procedure was originally intended to
;  have a basic network connection in order
;  to install Novell's Client32 from the
;  network.
; *****************************************
;
ComputerName="Kermit"
Workgroup="Workgroup"
Description="Workstation"
PrimaryLogon=NWREDIR
Clients=NWREDIR
Protocols=NWLINK
;
; *****************************************
;  OSR2 specific. Uncomment only for OSR2.
;     Installs the MS service for NDS.
; *****************************************
;
;Services=NWREDIR4
IgnoreDetectedNetCards=1
ValidateNetCardResources=0
;
; *****************************************
;  Uncomment the appropriate line for your
;      NIC and comment out all others.
;  Autodetection doesn't work for PCI NIC's
; *****************************************
;
;Netcards=PCI\VEN_10b7&DEV_905A        ;3Com Fast EtherLink XL 100Mb FX Ethernet NIC (3C905B-FX)
;Netcards=PCI\VEN_10b7&DEV_9055        ;3Com Fast EtherLink XL 10/100Mb TX Ethernet NIC (3C905B-TX)
;Netcards=PCI\VEN_10b7&DEV_9050        ;3Com Fast EtherLink XL 10/100Mb TX Ethernet NIC (3C905-TX)
;Netcards=PCI\VEN_10b7&DEV_9051        ;3Com Fast EtherLink XL 10/100Mb T4 Ethernet NIC (3C905-T4)
;Netcards=PCI\VEN_10b7&DEV_900A        ;3Com EtherLink XL FL 10Mb Ethernet NIC (3C900B-FL)
;Netcards=PCI\VEN_10b7&DEV_9004        ;3Com EtherLink XL TPO 10Mb Ethernet NIC (3C900B-TPO)
;Netcards=PCI\VEN_10b7&DEV_9005        ;3Com EtherLink XL COMBO 10Mb Ethernet NIC (3C900B-COMBO)
;Netcards=PCI\VEN_10b7&DEV_9006        ;3Com EtherLink XL TPC 10Mb Ethernet NIC (3C900B-TPC)
;Netcards=PCI\VEN_10b7&DEV_9000        ;3Com EtherLink XL TPO 10Mb Ethernet NIC (3C900-TPO)
Netcards=PCI\VEN_10b7&DEV_9001        ;3Com EtherLink XL COMBO 10Mb Ethernet NIC (3C900-COMBO)

[NWLINK]
; *********************************************************
;  Modify IPX/SPX settings. Frame_Type=4 means "Auto". See
;  MS Knowledge Base article at
;
;  ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/peropsys/win95/kb/Q159/3/46.txt
;
;  for more information. 
; *********************************************************
Frame_Type=4
NetBIOS=0
;Cachesize=0, 16, 32, 64
;Maxconnect=1...128
;Maxsockets=2...255
;Forceeven=yes, no

[NWREDIR]
; *****************************************
;   Modify server name and first network
;                   drive
; *****************************************
PreferredServer=Black_Hole
FirstNetDrive=J:
ProcessLoginScript=1
; *****************************************
;  PreserveCase=1 preserves the case of
;  file names on NetWare volumes. But
;  beware, the MS client for NetWare net-
;  works has serious problems with high
;  ASCII characters in file and directory
;  names on NetWare volumes if this option
;  is used. I suggest to not use this
;  option in localized versions of Windows.
; *****************************************
PreserveCase=1

; *****************************************
;  OSR2 specific. Uncomment only for OSR2 
;     Installs the MS service for NDS
;         Modify names as needed
; *****************************************
;[NWRedir4]
;PreferredTree=Tree
;NameContext=Context

[OptionalComponents]
; *****************************************
;  Modify optional components. Note: for
;  localized versions of Windows 95, the
;  options in this section must be present
;  in the corresponding language. To get
;  the appropriate section for your local-
;  ized version of Windows, first perform
;  a _manual_ install of Windows 95. When
;  setup is finished, open the hidden file
;  C:\SETUPLOG.TXT, copy the localized
;  options from the very top of this file
;  and paste them here. Finally delete the
;  English options here.
; *****************************************
"Accessibility Options"=0
"Briefcase"=0
"Calculator"=1
"Character Map"=1
"Clipboard Viewer"=1
"Desktop Wallpaper"=1
"Document Templates"=0
"Games"=0
"Mouse Pointers"=1
"Net Watcher"=0
"Object Packager"=1
"Online User's Guide"=0
"Paint"=1
"Quick View"=1
"System Monitor"=1
"System Resource Meter"=1
"Windows 95 Tour"=0
"WordPad"=1
"Dial-Up Networking"=0
"Direct Cable Connection"=0
"HyperTerminal"=1
"Phone Dialer"=1
"Backup"=1
"Defrag"=1
"Disk compression tools"=0
"Microsoft Fax Services"=0
"Microsoft Fax Viewer"=0
"Audio Compression"=1
"CD Player"=1
"Media Player"=1
"Multimedia Sound Schemes"=0
"Sample Sounds"=0
"Sound Recorder"=1
"Video Compression"=1
"Volume Control"=1
"Additional Screen Savers"=1
"Flying Windows"=1
"The Microsoft Network"=0
"Windows Messaging"=0
"Microsoft Mail Services"=0
; *****************************************
;  The following options are OSR2 specific.
;    Uncomment and modify for OSR2 only.
; *****************************************
;"OpenGL Screen Savers"=1
;"Internet Mail Services"=0
;"DMI Mgmt Service Layer"=1
;"Imaging"=0
;"System Mgmt Infrastructure"=0
;"Microsoft NetMeeting"=0
;"TWAIN 1.6"=0

[Printers]
; *****************************************
;  In localized versions of _Win95a_, the
;  [Printers] section must be named in the
;  corresponding language. E.g. for German
;  Win95a:
;
;  [Drucker]
; *****************************************
Display=0

[Install]
DelReg=Delete.inbox.icon
CopyFiles=Copy.inf
AddReg=pcinic.reg, No.tips, Add.Autologon

; ***** Begin bypass username/password request *************
;
;  The following lines bypass the username/password request
;  after the first reboot. See the MS Knowledge Base
;  article at
;
;   ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/peropsys/win95/kb/Q164/1/91.txt
;
;  However, note that this article is erratic. You _must_
;  preceed AUTO.INF by the %10%\ variable which holds the
;  Windows directory since the INF installation process
;  requires a full pathname. See below. If you just follow
;  the MS article, the Auto-Logon will never be removed,
;  you are unable to log on to the network. Also, by placing
;  the call in key ...\RunOnce\Setup instead of just 
;  ...\RunOnce you can get rid of the manual reboot after 
;  setup has finished to log on to the network since the
;  Autologon registry value will be automatically removed
;  at the end of the second setup part.
;  
;  Note: AUTO.INF also removes the "The Microsoft Network-
;  Installation" icon from the desktop ;-) as well as itself
;  from the Windows directory and does some cleanup. See
;  README.TXT.

[Copy.inf]
auto.inf
el90x.inf

[DestinationDirs]
Copy.inf=10

[SourceDisksFiles]
auto.inf=22
el90x.inf=22,3com

[SourceDisksNames]
22="Source",,0

[Add.Autologon]
HKLM,"Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Network\Real Mode Net",Autologon,1,0
HKLM,"Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce\Setup","Remove Autologon, Cleanup",,"rundll setupx.dll,InstallHInfSection DefaultInstall 132 %10%\auto.inf"
;
; *************** End bypass username/password request *****
;
; **********************************************************
;  Uncomment this line if you are installing from the
;  network. Otherwise a temporary installation directory
;  usually named WININST0.400 is left on the hard disk.
; **********************************************************
;HKLM,"Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce","Cleanup",,"%10%\command.com /c deltree /y %02%"

[pcinic.reg]
; **********************************************************
;  Disables a warning message after the first reboot. See
;  MS Knowledge Base article at
;
;   ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/peropsys/win95/kb/Q160/3/29.txt
;
;  for more information.
; **********************************************************
HKLM,\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Class\Net\0000,"DisableWarning",,"1"

[Delete.inbox.icon]
; *****************************************
;  These lines remove the "Inbox" icon from
;               the desktop
; *****************************************
HKLM,SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce,InitShell,,
HKLM,SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\explorer\Desktop\NameSpace\{00020D76-0000-0000-C000-000000000046},,,,,,

[No.tips]
; *****************************************
;      Switches off "Tip of the day"
; *****************************************
HKCU,Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Tips,show,1,00