E Z W O R K S
This file explains the EZWORKS Network Adapter Installation Utility. If
you do not have a mouse, you can alternatively use the TAB key to move and the
SPACE BAR to select. For Comboboxes (boxes with an arrow pointing downward)
use the UP or DOWN arrow to select. To get help on a particular Network
Operating System (NOS) click/select the HELP button in the upper right hand
corner of the screen. Clicking on any item will produce an explanation of
that item in the "Information Box" at the bottom of the screen. Hit ESCape
to exit from any window.
Select the "TOOLS" menu option to access:
PCI Bus Viewer - Information about adapter/bios settings for
all the PCI modules in your system.
Diagnostics - Run comprehensive diagnostics on your Digital
Network Adapter, as well as additional tests
to verify your current physical connection and
connectivity to other Digital Network Adapters
on your network.
Remote Boot - To configure/view an installed Remote Boot ROM's
settings.
From the HELP menu select:
Utility - Explanation of the utility(taken from this file).
Release Notes - Release notes for the current software kit.
Latest Drivers - For a complete list of resources from which
to obtain the latest driver updates.
About - Current version of the utility.
Command Line Switches:
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EZWORKS also allows performing functions via command line switches.
The following is a full description of the switches.
1. The EZWORKS command line feature is supported on systems containing
only a single Digital PCI adapter.
2. Command line switches are not case sensitive and do not have to appear
in any particular order. Spaces between switches will be ignored.
All switch fields must appear exactly as shown in the Command Line
Switches section. No spaces are allowed before or after the '=' sign.
Truncation of switch names is not allowed.
Command Line Switches
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/help or /?
When the /? or /help switch is included in the command line, EZWORKS
will display help on command line switches.
/status
This switch allows you to view your Digital PCI adapter's current card
settings.
/nodisplay
Disables the displaying of text to the screen. (Except for /? /help
/status and any error messages that may occur)
(Remote Boot ROM settings for an installed Remote Boot ROM:)
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/remote=(enable, disable)
When the /remote switch is included on the command line, EZWORKS will
change your Digital PCI adapter's remote boot setting to ENABLE or DISABLE
according to the value specified by the user.
/protocol=(mop,rpl...)
When the /protocol switch is included in the command line, EZWORKS will
modify the remote boot protocol to the user specified value.
Valid values for ROM's previous V2.0: (MOP,RPL,RPL_19h)
Valid values for ROM's V2.0 or later: (MOP,RPL,TCPIP,NETWARE_802_2,
NETWARE_802_3,NETWARE_ETHERNET_II)
/timeout=(30secs, 2_5mins)
Remote Boot timeout (MOP only). Use this option to select the period of
time the adapter will try to establish a Remote Boot session. If a Remote
Boot session cannot be established during this time then a local boot
will occur.
/updateflash
Allows the user to write/update an installed Remote Boot FLASH ROM.
EZWORKS looks for the file 'flash450.bin' in the current directory and
uses that file to update the FLASH ROM.
Example - To change the Remote Boot Protocol and Enable Remote Boot:
SETUP /protocol=rpl/remote=enabled
Download Driver Pack
After your driver has been downloaded, follow these simple steps to install it.
Expand the archive file (if the download file is in zip or rar format).
If the expanded file has an .exe extension, double click it and follow the installation instructions.
Otherwise, open Device Manager by right-clicking the Start menu and selecting Device Manager.
Find the device and model you want to update in the device list.
Double-click on it to open the Properties dialog box.
From the Properties dialog box, select the Driver tab.
Click the Update Driver button, then follow the instructions.
Very important: You must reboot your system to ensure that any driver updates have taken effect.
For more help, visit our Driver Support section for step-by-step videos on how to install drivers for every file type.