README.TXT Driver File Contents (C06-005_CSP100TCL_Drivers.zip)

                          README.TXT  VERSION 2.3
	Installing The 10/100 32Bits Fast Ethernet PC Card Driver
			    
This file describes the steps to install the 10/100 Base-TX CardBus Ethernet
Network Card which will allow your notebook PC to connect to the network.

	      Before You Install the Network Driver

Please make sure you know the network driver you should be using. The OS environments supported by this 10/100 Base-TX CardBus Ethernet Network Card are provided in the list below:

	Windows 95 version 4.00.950 or 4.00.950a
	Windows 95 version 4.00.950b or OSR2
	Windows NT version
	Windows 98
	Windows 98_ME
	Windows 2000
        Windows XP
        NetWare ODI Client
        NDIS2  
        linux
	MacOS   
        Pktdrv
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Windows 95

Installation:
 1. Make sure that the 10/100 PC Card is inserted.
 2. In the Update Device Driver Wizard window, click Next. If this window
    does not appear, click System and then click Reflesh.
 3. Click Other Locations
 4. Insert the OEM diskette in the floppy drive. Choose the directory
    "A:\win95" and click OK.
 5. In the copying files window, type "A:\win95b" and click OK.
 6. If prompted, supply the Windows 95 CD-ROM or type the directory
    path to the Windows 95 files on your PC and click OK.
 7. In the Update Device Driver Wizard, click Finish.
 8. Remove the OEM diskette and restart the computer.
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	Windows 98

Installation:
 1. Make sure that the 10/100 PC Card is inserted.
 2. In the Add Hardware Device Driver Wizard window, click Next. If this window
    does not appear, click System and then click Reflesh.
 3. Click the recommended item and Next.
 4. Insert the OEM diskette in the floppy drive. Type the directory
    "A:\win98" and click OK.
 5. In the copying files window, type "A:\win98" and click OK.
 6. If prompted, supply the Windows 98 CD-ROM or type the directory
    path to the Windows 98 files on your PC and click OK.
 7. In the Update Device Driver Wizard, click Finish.
 8. Remove the OEM diskette and restart the computer.
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	Windows 98_ME

Installation:
 1. Make sure that the 10/100 PC Card is inserted.
 2. In the Add Hardware Device Driver Wizard window, click Next. If this window
    does not appear, click System and then click Reflesh.
 3. Click the recommanded item and Next.
 4. Insert the OEM diskette in the floppy drive. Type the directory
    "A:\win98_me" and click OK.
 5. In the copying files window, type "A:\win98_me" and click OK.
 6. If prompted, supply the Windows 98_ME CD-ROM or type the directory
    path to the Windows 98_ME files on your PC and click OK.
 7. In the Update Device Driver Wizard, click Finish.
 8. Remove the OEM diskette and restart the computer.
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       Windows 2000

1.  Start the computer, insert the 10/100 Fast Ethernet CardBus PC Card into a slot, make sure the card is securely 
     inserted into the socket.  Windows 2000 will show   "Found New Hardware".
     This PC card uses Realtek RTL8139 IC which has driver built-in Windows 2000.
     Windows 2000 will automatically install the driver.  The driver runs ok, but without the function of ACPI 
     (Advanced Configuration and Power Interface).
     If the user is satisfied with this driver, then the installation is completed. The user does NOT need to go
     through following steps.  Please restart the computer and the network function will be ready. 
2. If the user wants to accommodate ACPI function into the 10/100 Fast Ethernet CardBus PC Card. Then the user
   needs to update the driver to which we support in the driver diskette.   Please select "My Computer" then "Control 
   Panel" then "System", then "Hardware", then "Device Manager", then select "Network adapters", and  select
   "Realtek RTL8139(A)-based PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter".
3. Click "Action" and then click "Properties".
4. In the properties window, select "Driver", and click "Update Driver".
5. Windows 2000 will show   "Welcome to the Upgrade Device Driver Wizard", Click "Next". 
6. Select "Search for a suitable driver for my device" and click "Next" . 
7. Insert the driver disk and select the location where the driver is located, then click "Next". 
8. Key in the driver location "A:\Win2000" and click "Next". 
9. The windows found the driver, click "Next" to continue. 
10. Digital signature not found, click "Yes"  to continue the installation.   
11. Windows will automatically copy the driver files and related files into the system. After copying the driver files,  
    the device installation is completed, click "Finish".    
12. The Device Manager window pops up, please check "Network adapters", if "Fast Ethernet 
    CardBus PC Card" is presented, then the update driver operation is OK.  
13. Restart the computer and the 10/100 Fast Ethernet CardBus PC Card will be ready
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       Windows XP

1.  Start the computer, insert the 10/100 Fast Ethernet CardBus PC Card into a slot, make sure the card is securely 
    inserted into the socket.  Windows 2000 will show "Found New Hardware".
    This PC card uses Realtek RTL8139 IC which has driver built-in Windows XP.
    Windows XP will automatically install the driver. The driver can run ok, but without the function of ACPI 
    (Advanced Configuration and Power Interface).
    If the user is satisfied with this driver, then the installation is completed. The user does NOT need to go
    through following steps. Please restart the computer and the network function will be ready. 
2. If the user wants to accommodate ACPI function into the 10/100 Fast Ethernet CardBus PC Card. Then the user
   needs to update the driver to which we support in the driver diskette. Please select "My Computer", then "Control 
   Panel" at part of other places, then "System", then "Hardware", then "Device Manager", then select "Network adapters"
   and  select "Realtek RTL8139Family PCI Fast Ethernet NIC".
3. Click "Action" and then click "Properties".
4. In the properties window, select "Driver", and click "Update Driver".
5. Windows XP will show "Welcome to the Hardware Update Wizard". Click "Next" after choose "Install from a list or specific
   location (Advanced)". 
6. Select "Don't search, I will choose the driver to install." and click "Next". 
7. Click "Have Disk" after insert the driver disk.  
8. Key in the driver location "A:\WinXP" in the Copy manufactuer's files from" box and click "OK". 
9. The windows found the driver, choose one of the Network Adapter driver, and click "Next" to continue. 
10. It could has not passed windows logo testing to verify it's compatibility with Windows XP. Just click "Yes" to 
    continue the installation.   
11. Windows will automatically copy the driver files and related files into the system. After copying the driver files,  
    the device installation is completed, click "Finish".    
12. Restart the computer and the 10/100 32Bits PC Card will be ready.

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	NetWare ODI Client

Installation:
 1. Make sure that the 10/100 PC Card is inserted.
 2. Check your system config config.sys. In order not to conflict with
    emm386, remark the the line "device=c:\dos\emm386" as
	"rem device=c:\dos\emm386"
    or edit it as
	"device=c:\dos\emm386 x=d000-d3ff"
    And add "LastDrive" command. For example:
        "lastdrive=M".
 3. Save it and reboot your PC.
 4. Insert the OEM diskette in the floppy drive. Choose the directory
    "A:\nwclient".
 5. Copy all files to your local directory.
 6. Execute startnet.bat, and the driver is installed.
 7. Get on NetWare Server. For example:
        :
        :
        c:\m:
        m:login
        :
        : (Put the username and password for getting on NetWare)
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Installing the NDIS2 driver for CardBus card is the same as for PCI card, 
in addition to the following steps:


After install driver in Microsoft Client or Windows 3.11

1. Check config.sys and remove the argument "NOEMS" of EMM386.sys
2. Copy rtpci.exe and rtbios.com to any directory. 
   For Example:     c:\wfw311
3. In autoexec.bat, add two lines of command, "rtpci /md000 /i11" 
   and "rtbios" in front of "net start" and "net initialize".  
   For Example:
	If only "net start" exists,
    		
		:
		:
		c:\wfw311\rtpci.exe /md000 /i11   
		c:\wfw311\rtbios.com
		c:\wfw311\net start
		:
		:
	
	or if "net initialize" exists, 
    		
		:
		:
		c:\wfw311\rtpci.exe /md000 /i11   
		c:\wfw311\rtbios.com
		c:\wfw311\net initialize
		:
		:
 
4. Restart the computer.           
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MacOS 8.x and MacOS 9.x
 
Installation:
 1. Make sure that the 10/100 PC Card is inserted.
 2. Extract the file LNR100MacOS.sit from the MacOS folder in your 
    floppy disk to the Desktop
 3. Place the folder "LNR100 Driver for Mac OS" on the Desktop, if it isn't
 4. Double click "Installer", then click the "Install" button to install
    the drivers
 5. Click the "OK" button when prompted to Restart the computer
 6. Follow the instructions in Section 2 and 3 in "LNR100 ReadMe.txt" 
    (one of the three files extracted from LNR100MacOS.sit) to set the
    10/100 PC Card up for your Mac

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Packet Driver

   Introduction:
   -------------
   This document describes the procedure to setup the Packet driver for
   CardBus fast ethernet card.

   Location of Driver:     RTSPKT.COM

    Notes:
   ------
     1.  Enable the CardBus fast ethernet card
         Execute encb.bat
        
     2.  Load the packet driver using the software interrupt and any
         optional switches if required.

         Usage: RTSPKT [options] <software_int_no> [-m media type] [bus_no device_no]

         Example: RTSPKT -i 0x7e

         The only required  parameter is the software  interrupt.  A packet
         driver needs to have a software interrupt assigned to it for other
         programs to access it. The recommended interrupt 0x7e. If you need
         any of the  options  listed below,  place them before the software
         interrupt on the command line.

         -i - Force driver to report itself as 802.3 instead of Ethernet II.
         -d - Delayed initialization.  Used for diskless booting
         -n - NetWare conversion.  Converts 802.3 packets into 8137 packets
         -w - Windows hack, obsoleted by winpkt
         -p - Promiscuous mode disable
         -h - Help
         -u - Uninstall

      3. Media type can be used to force the card to work on specific
         speed and duplex mode. If no media type if specified, then
         driver will read hardware configuration from EEPROM on the
         card. The hardware configuration can be modified by running
         'rset' directory on driver disk.
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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.

For more help, visit our Driver Support section for step-by-step videos on how to install drivers for every file type.

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