README.TXT Driver File Contents (pci_warp.exe)

            IBM (R) OS/2 Warp (tm) Installation Procedure


The ADD driver shipped with this PCI SVP kit will provide support for 
the Future Domain TMC-3260 PCI SCSI controllers.  The ADD shipped in 
the \DRIVERS\OS2WARP subdirectory of this diskette will support extra 
features that are not supported by the ADD shipped with OS/2 Warp (tm). 
These features include:


o   Fixed drive geometry problem for HDDs > 1GB.

o   For PCI systems, added support for IRQ 9 when IRQ on controller is set
    to "disable".

o   Descending scan order (6 to 0) is now the default for systems with ROM
    Disable bit set.

o   Added support for PCI BIOS Version 2.0 (with PCI auto-configuration).




NEW OS/2 WARP (tm) INSTALLATION:
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To ensure that this driver is installed properly, please follow the
procedure described below.  Please read through and understand this
entire procedure BEFORE actually starting the OS/2 Warp (tm) installation.

1)  If you are installing OS/2 Warp (tm) from floppy diskettes, skip to 
    step 4 now.  Otherwise, make a copy of the "IBM (R) OS/2 Warp (tm) 
    Diskette 1" and label it "IBM (R) OS/2 Warp (tm) Diskette 1 for Future 
    Domain PCI SCSI".  You must use the DOS "diskcopy" program to perform 
    this operation.

2)  On the "IBM (R) OS/2 Warp (tm) Diskette 1 for Future Domain PCI SCSI" 
    created above, replace the file named "FD16-700.ADD" with the 
    FD16-700.ADD from the DRIVERS\OS2WARP directory on this PCI Drivers 
    and Utilities diskette.  Do this using the DOS "copy" command.

3)  The OS/2 Warp (tm) setup procedure is divided into two phases. The
    first phase is a character-based, non-graphical procedure; the second
    phase is a graphically-based procedure.  

    Begin the installation, using the IBM (R) OS/2 Warp (tm) diskette 
    labeled " Installation diskette for CD-ROM ", and the diskette 
    labeled " IBM (R) OS/2 Warp (tm) Diskette 1 for Future Domain PCI 
    SCSI ".  Proceed with the character-based portion of the OS/2 Warp 
    (tm) installation and then the graphically-based procedure, as 
    directed by your OS/2 Warp(tm) documentation.

4)  AFTER the graphically-based portion of the installation procedure, BUT 
    before you reboot OS/2 Warp, make sure that the correct FD16-700.ADD 
    file is located in the \OS2\BOOT subdirectorie on the drive where you 
    just installed OS/2 Warp (tm).  Verify that the size and time stamp 
    match the FD16-700.ADD from the PCI Drivers and Utilities diskette.  
    If they do not match, replace the FD16-700.ADD file on your hard drive 
    with the FD16-700.ADD file from this PCI Drivers and Utilities diskette. 

    Select the OS/2 System Icon.
    Open a DOS or OS/2 window.
      Type:
          DIR A:FD16-700.ADD /s         to find out the size and date stamp
                                        on this file.
      Type:
          DIR FD16-700.ADD /s           to compare the sizes and dates on 
                                        these files.

      If the file sizes and dates are the same, type:
          EXIT                          then shut-down OS/2 Warp (tm)
                                        and reboot your system.
       
      If not, type :
          COPY A:\DRIVERS\OS2WARP\FD16-700.ADD C:\OS2\BOOT
          EXIT                          then shut-down OS/2 Warp (tm)
                                        and reboot your system.



UPDATING A PREVIOUSLT INSTALLED OS/2 WARP (tm) SYSTEM:
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If you already have OS/2 Warp (tm) installed, you can still take advantage 
of the enhanced capabilities of the new driver.  Simply copy the FD16-700.ADD
file from the \DRIVERS\OS2WARP subdirectory on the PCI Drivers and Utilities 
diskette to the \OS2\BOOT subdirectorie on the drive where you have OS/2 
Warp (tm) installed.  Also, make sure the following line occurs in your 
CONFIG.SYS file only once:

     BASEDEV=FD16-700.ADD



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How To Update Drivers Manually

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.

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