============ Release Note ============ 1.02 ==> 1.03 1. Display message : SiS 900/7016 .... 2. Diskette Name in readme file : SiS PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter Drivers Disk 3. Clear Multicast hash table when SW reset. ( 900 A2 fix this bug ) 4. Clear wake-up frame byte mask register. ( 900 A2 fix this bug ) 5. To improve server performance ( NT server & Novell server ), Modify interframe gap in TXCFG bit 26-27: 00 ==> 01 1.03 ==> 1.04 1. Modify EEPROM read sequence. 2. Support NT 5.0 driver. 3. Support Netware 5.0 driver. 4. Support SCO UNIX MDI driver. 5. BootROM : add PCI data structure. 6. Windows 9x driver: Enable magic packet support in driver. 7. Add information for forcing mediatype in readme.txt. 8. Fixed problems: DOS NDIS 2.0 driver: Remote-boot DOS from OS/2 server. OS/2 NDIS 2.0 driver : Remote-boot OS/2 from OS/2 server. ODI32: Fix Checksum error problem. 1.04 ==> 1.05 ** Summary ** 1. Support MS LAN Manager 2.x for DOS. 2. Support LINUX driver. 3. Remove "install information" from diagnostic program. 4. Modify readme.txt, dosbb.cnf, protocol.ini in \bootrom directory. 5. Fixed problems: All drivers: LED mismatch between SiS900 and NWAY hub/switch when forcing mediatype. ODI32: Novell Testcon fails in Frame Integrity test. ** DOS Diagnostic program ** Remove "install information" from diagnostic program. ** Windows 95 driver ** Fix problem: LED mismatch between SiS900 and NWAY hub/switch when forcing mediatype. ** Windows 95 OSR2 driver ** Fix problem: LED mismatch between SiS900 and NWAY hub/switch when forcing mediatype. ** Windows 98 driver ** Fix problem: LED mismatch between SiS900 and NWAY hub/switch when forcing mediatype. ** Windows NT 3.5x driver ** Fix problem: LED mismatch between SiS900 and NWAY hub/switch when forcing mediatype. ** Windows NT 4.0 driver ** Fix problem: LED mismatch between SiS900 and NWAY hub/switch when forcing mediatype. ** Windows 2000 or NT 5.0 driver ** Fix problem: LED mismatch between SiS900 and NWAY hub/switch when forcing mediatype. ** Windows for Workgroup 3.11 driver ** Fix problem: LED mismatch between SiS900 and NWAY hub/switch when forcing mediatype. ** Netware 3.12 server ** 1.Fix problem: LED mismatch between SiS900 and NWAY hub/switch when forcing mediatype. 2.Fix problem: Novell Testcon fails in Frame Integrity test. ** Netware 4.1x server ** 1.Fix problem: LED mismatch between SiS900 and NWAY hub/switch when forcing mediatype. 2.Fix problem: Novell Testcon fails in Frame Integrity test. ** Netware 5.0 server ** 1.Fix problem: LED mismatch between SiS900 and NWAY hub/switch when forcing mediatype. 2.Fix problem: Novell Testcon fails in Frame Integrity test. ** Netware client ** Fix problem: LED mismatch between SiS900 and NWAY hub/switch when forcing mediatype. ** Netware client32 ** 1.Fix problem: LED mismatch between SiS900 and NWAY hub/switch when forcing mediatype. 2.Fix problem: Novell Testcon fails in Frame Integrity test. ** DOS NDIS 2.0 driver ** Fix problem: LED mismatch between SiS900 and NWAY hub/switch when forcing mediatype. ** OS/2 NDIS 2.0 driver ** Fix problem: LED mismatch between SiS900 and NWAY hub/switch when forcing mediatype. ** SCO 5.0.0 driver ** Fix problem: LED mismatch between SiS900 and NWAY hub/switch when forcing mediatype. ** Packet driver ** Fix problem: LED mismatch between SiS900 and NWAY hub/switch when forcing mediatype. ** BootROM ** Modify readme.txt, dosbb.cnf, protocol.ini in \bootrom directory. ** MS LAN Manager ** New. ** LINUX ** New. 1.05 ==> 1.06 ** Summary ** 1.Support AMD 79c901 PHY(10Base-T and HomePNA). WFW311, NT35, NT40, Windows 95, 95 OSR2, 98, 2000 driver support this feature. 2.Support Remote-boot Windows 95 from NT40 server. ** Windows 2000 driver ** ** Windows 98 driver ** 1.Support AMD 79c901 PHY(10Base-T and HomePNA). 2.Reduce the driver initialization time. 3.Support 3 Wake-up frames, not 4. ** Windows for Workgroup ** ** Windows 95 driver ** ** Windows 95 OSR2 ** ** Windows NT 3.5 ** ** Windows NT 4.0 ** 1.Support AMD 79c901 PHY(10Base-T and HomePNA). 2.Reduce the driver initialization time. ** Bootrom ** 1.support remote-boot Windows 95 from NT40.Download Driver Pack
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