1. 7700unix.exe Driver
2. README File Contents

README Driver File Contents (7700unix.exe)

Adaptec
Unix group
10/16/95  

		    DOS BBS / UNIX Driver Disk Conversion

     THIS PROCEDURE ASSUMES THAT ANY CONFIGURATION OF ANY UNIX SYSTEM IS 
	   AVAILABLE TO PREPARE THE "Manager Set" FLOPPY DISK

1.   Copy this DOS file to a DOS formatted floppy in the a: drive using the 
     DOS copy command (3.5" DSHD 1.44 prefered).

2.   Boot the UNIX computer and change to the /tmp directory (single-user
     maintenance mode is preferred, otherwise login as user root).

3.   Transfer the file to the UNIX hard disk.  Use the appropriate UNIX copy
     command.

	  In SCO Xenix, UNIX or ODT, the command is:
	       doscp a:7700v21.ddz /tmp/7700v21.dd.Z

	  In UnixWare use the Disks-etc window and click on the floppy 
	  diskette icon.  Move the 7700v21.ddz file to a temporary folder
	  and rename the file using the mv command to 7700v21.dd.Z.
     
     If you have a version of SCO Unix based on release 3.2v4.0 or 3.2v4.1 
     substitue sco_old for 7700v21.  This adapter has no driver support for 
     SCO Unix release 3.2v2.0 or earlier.

4.   Format a fresh UNIX floppy (size: 3.5" DSHD 1.44).

	  In SCO Xenix, UNIX or Open DeskTop (ODT), the command is:
	       format /dev/rfd0135ds18

	  In UnixWare the command is:
	       format /dev/rdsk/f0q18dt

5.   Uncompress the file.

	  Use the UNIX command:
	       uncompress 7700v21.dd.Z

	  This will convert the file to 7700v21.dd

6.   Copy the image file to the floppy disk:

	  In SCO Xenix, UNIX or Open DeskTop (ODT), the command is:
	       dd if=7700v21.dd of=/dev/rfd0135ds18

	  In UnixWare the command is:
	       dd if=7700v21.dd of=/dev/rdsk/f0q18dt

7.   If you have a version of SCO UNIX that was originally installed from 
     5.25" floppies, then you need to follow the instructions in the text 
     file UNIX3TO5.TXT to be able to convert the 3.5" driver diskette to 
     a 5.25" driver diskette.

8.   Use this disk for "normal" installation/upgrade purposes per standard
     documentation.

	  In SCO UNIX, ODT or Open Enterprise 5 during a fresh install type:
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	  at the Boot: prompt and press <ENTER>, use the driver name of arad 
	  for SCO 3.2v4.x or arad325 for Open Enterprise 5 when prompted for
	  the driver package name.

	  If SCO UNIX is already up and running use the installpkg command to 
	  install the driver.

	  In UnixWare during a fresh install insert this disk when prompted 
	  for the Host Bus Adapters Drivers Diskette. The host adapter
	  uses IRQ 15 for UnixWare 1.x and will not work with other channels.
	  Extended BIOS translation should be disabled on our adapter before 
	  starting the installation.

	  If UnixWare is up and running use the pkgadd command to install
	  the driver.  IE. pkgadd -d diskette1.