1. inttok1.exe Driver
2. NWODIDLC.TXT File Contents

NWODIDLC.TXT Driver File Contents (inttok1.exe)

   DOS NetWare (ODI) and DLC Workstation
 

   Installing and configuring the Intel TokenExpress(TM) 
   PRO adapter DLC driver for IBM and NetWare Environment
   ======================================================
 
   Location of driver:  disk 2:  \DOSDLC
   Location of NetWare ODI options:  disk 2: \NWCLIENT
      
   Quick Installation
   ------------------

      Use the Automatic Setup option in TokenSet (disk 1) to install
      the DLC drivers utilizing the LANSUP ODI option. 

      Sample CONFIG.SYS file
      ----------------------
	 FILES=20
	 BUFFERS=50
	 LASTDRIVE=E
	 DEVICE=C:\DLC\TPROARB1.SYS
	 DEVICE=C:\DLC\TPRODLC2.SYS
	 DEVICE=C:\DLC\DXMT0MOD.SYS   <--- Only for Netbios support

      Sample AUTOEXEC.BAT file
      ------------------------
	 LSL
	 LANSUP
	 IPXODI
	 NETX

   General Installation
   --------------------
   The TokenExpress installation is dependent upon whether or 
   not your application requires the IBM Netbios protocol.

      1.  Create a directory on your system hard disk for the
	  TokenExpress DLC drivers (e.g. \NETWORK)

      2.  Insert the Intel driver disk 2 into drive A:.

      3.  Copy the Interrupt Arbitrator (A:\DOSDLC\TPROARB1.SYS) and
	  the DLC driver (A:\DOSDLC\TPRODLC2.SYS) to the newly created
	  directory on your hard drive.

      4.  Copy the NetWare ODI files:
	     A:\NWCLIENT\LANSUP.COM
	     A:\NWCLIENT\IPXODI.COM
	     A:\NWCLIENT\NETX.EXE
	  to the newly created directory on your hard drive.

      5.  If you are NOT using Netbios, skip to step 6.  If you are
	  using Netbios, copy the DXMT0MOD.SYS file to the newly created
	  directory on your hard drive.  The Netbios file, DXMT0MOD.SYS,
	  is found on the IBM LAN Support Program diskette (must be
	  purchased from IBM Corporation).

      6.  Edit your CONFIG.SYS file and add the following lines:

	     FILES=20
	     BUFFERS=50
	     LASTDRIVE=(drive_letter)
	     DEVICE=(full_path)\TPROARB1.SYS
	     DEVICE=(full_path)\TPRODLC2.SYS
	     DEVICE=(full_path)\DXMT0MOD.SYS   <--- Only for Netbios support
       
	  Where:

	     (drive_letter) is the designator of the
	     last local drive on your PC - e.g. E or F or ...)

	     (full_path) consists of the drive designator
	     followed by the name of the directory into which
	     the DLC driver and interrupt arbitrator have been
	     copied.  Refer to steps 1 and 2 above.

      7.  Edit your AUTOEXEC.BAT file and add the following lines:

	     (full_path)\LSL
	     (full_path)\LANSUP
	     (full_path)\IPXODI
	     (full_path)\NETX

   Hints and Tips
   --------------

      An optional country code can be specified when loading the interrupt
      arbitrator TPROARB1.SYS.  Drivers loaded subsequently may then use
      this country code to display messages in the selected language.

      The country code is specified in the CONFIG.SYS file as follows:

	 DEVICE = (path)\TPROARB1.SYS <optional country code>

      At this time, 001 for U.S. English is the only supported country code.

      The TokenExpress DLC driver supports five (5) optional parameters.
      These parameters are specified in the CONFIG.SYS file as follows:

	 DEVICE=(path)\TPRODLC2.SYS -I<adapter number>9 -A -ON
				    -N<adapter number><node address>
				    -W<adapter number><work space size>

      Where:  

	 - or / precedes parameter option and <adapter number> 
	   specifies 0 or 1.
	 -I<adapter number>9 forces IRQ 9 to be used instead of IRQ 2
	 -A forces primary adapter to be configured as alternate adapter (1).  
	 -N<adapter number><node address> allows a locally administered
	   node address to be configured.
	 -W<adapter number><work space size> allows the LLC work space 
	   size to be specified.  (Min. 3072  - Max. 16384 bytes)
	   (Default = 4096 bytes.)
	 -ON specifies that an older version of IBM NetBIOS
	   (previous to v1.3) is being used.

     Examples:

	 REM *** Int 5C Arbitrator Driver ***
	 DEVICE=<path>\TPROARB1.SYS 001 
	   or
	 DEVICE=\LSP\DXMA0MOD.SYS 001 (IBM PC LAN Support v1.3)

	 REM *** DLC Driver ***
	 DEVICE=<path>\TPRODLC2.SYS -I09 -N1400001234567 -W05678

	 REM *** IBM NetBIOS Driver ***
	 DEVICE=\LSP\DXMT0MOD.SYS (IBM PC LAN Support v1.3)

 
     Notes: 

     The drivers inserted in the CONFIG.SYS file,

	DEVICE=<path>\TPRARB1.SYS
	DEVICE=<path>\TPRDLC2.SYS

     replace the IBM files DXMA0MOD.SYS and DXMC0MOD.SYS.


     When using the ODI drivers, insert the following lines
     in the NET.CFG (sample):

	Link Support
	   Buffers 4 4216
	   MemPool 4096
	Link Driver LANSUP
	   Frame TOKEN-RING
	   Frame TOKEN-RING_SNAP

     The NET.CFG file must be in the same directory as LANSUP.COM
     and LSL.COM files. The files LSL.COM, IPXODI.COM, and NETX.EXE
     are found on Disk #2 in the \NWCLIENT directory.  You can obtain
     the latest version of the LANSUP ODI drivers from Novell's
     NetWire on CompuServe.  LANSUP.COM is available with the IBM
     LAN Support Program.

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