Readme.txt ========== AMD PCnet-Family Software ODI driver for Netware DOS Workstations Release 4.03 What's new in this release ========================== Fixed the Auto-negotiation part for Am79C976 Fixed a minor issue with the Novell performance test. Date 12-06-95 ========================== There are three building debug functions defined in the DOS-ODI driver. (1) Serial port debug: To enable it by setting the equate "SerialDebug" in the pcntnw.asm to -1 and re-assemble it. All the support functions are defined in Sdebug.inc. By default the driver uses COM2, and the seeting is 115200 N 8 1. If you need to change the setting, change the bx value before calling "SerialInit" routine in the DriverInit procedure. The valid setting is documented in the sdebug.inc If you need to use COM1 instead of COM2, set the equate "COM1SEL" to -1 then re-assemble it. Function supported: ( All registers are preserved automatically ) ComASCIIWord macro integer Encoded Word data to 4 ASCII digits and send out through serial port. ComASCIIByte macro char Encoded Byte data to 2 ASCII digits and send out through serial port. ComDebugWord macro integer Seial out one word. ComDebugByte macro char Seial out one byte. (2) Screen debug: To enable it by setting the equate "ScreenDebug" in the pcntnw.asm to -1 and re-assemble it. All the support functions are defined in Scdebug.inc. By default the driver defined the debug window at column 58 ~ 79, Row 21 ~ 23. If you need to change the window's location, change the equates WIN_MIN_COL, WIN_MIN_ROW, WIN_MAX_COL and WIN_MAX_ROW in the scdebug.inc ( The upper left corner of the screen is Row 0 Column 0. The lower right corner of the screen is Row 24 Column 79 ) Function supported: ( All registers are preserved automatically ) OutDebugChar macro char Display ASCII character to monochrome and color screens. OutDebugByte macro char Convert Byte to 2 ASCII digits and display it to screen. OutDebugWord macro integer Convert Word to 4 ASCII digits and display it to screen. (3) Dump Statistic Counters: To enable it by setting the equate "DumpStatCounters" in the pcntnw.asm to -1 and re-assemble it. Then add a keyword "DUMPDIAG" in the NET.CFG The function is defined in Pcntnw.inc. By default the driver will display all the statistics counters on the screen at Row 3 Column 58. The window's width is 22. The length is now 21. If you need to change the window's location, change the equates DIAGS_ROW and DIAGS_COL. Currently, the driver will display the following internal statistic counters whenever any of them updates its value. RxOverflow RxTooBigCount TxMiscCount RxMiscCount RxCheckSumError TxBabbling MissPacketErr MemoryErr TxBufferErr TxUnderFlowErr TxRetryErr TxLateCollision TxTimedOut RxIntError RxFrameErr RxBufferErr ExcessCollision ResetChipCnt No RCB Count There are also some debug keywords defined in the DOS-ODI. !!!! Warning : These keywords are used to help the engineer to debug the system only. Don't release these information to the end user. (1) DMAPLUS: Set DMAPLUS bit in the CSR4. (2) DMTOFF: Disable Dead man Timer. (3) MODE16: Force the driver running in 16 bit mode ( for PCNetPCI & PCNet-32 ). (4) IEEEADDR: Choose particular NIC. If there are more than one NICs on the system. This keyword is very useful for those NICs in Plug-N-Play mode. Parameter: 6 bytes board's IEEE address. (5) CSR80: Overwrite CSR80's value. (6) ShareINT: Enable/Disable Shared Interrupt on PCNet-PCI. Parameters: OFF, ON. ( Default ON ) (7) CERTIFYTxtLen Disable general service routine interface (ie. NO DMI support, NO multi-board support for those Plug-N-Play NICs ).Download Driver Pack
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