1. EN2230V1.zip Driver
2. readme.txt File Contents

readme.txt Driver File Contents (EN2230V1.zip)

                 ACCTON TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION                  
              EN2230 Fast Ethernet CardBus PC Card


Thank you for purchasing the Accton EN2230 CardBus PC Card.  Accton has done
everything to ensure that our adapters are compatible with the widest range
of notebook and laptop PCs possible. As a company, we are equally committed
to customer satisfaction and timely response to the needs and concerns of
our customers.

To use the Accton EN2230 Fast Ethernet CardBus PC Card, you must have
a notebook computer equipped with a CardBus controller and the 
CardBus sockets.  Many of the notebook computers on the market today 
have PCMCIA sockets that accept 16-bit PCMCIA cards only.  Even though 
the PCMCIA card sockets and the CardBus sockets look the same on 
the outside, the Accton EN2230 CardBus Card will not work in those
notebooks with only 16-bit PCMCIA card support.

A CardBus socket on a notebook computer can accept either the 32-bit 
CardBus card or the 16-bit PCMCIA card.  However, on some notebooks 
the sockets are configured to work with only one type of cards at a 
time.  If the sockets in your notebook are configured to be in the 
Intel 82365 compatible mode (i.e. 16-bit PCMCIA mode), you should run 
the setup utility that comes with the notebook to change the mode to 
32-bit CardBus mode.

Contents
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   1) Supported Environments
   2) MS-DOS Card Enabling Utility - CBOPEN.EXE


1) Supported Environments
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   With this release, the following environments are supported:

   -DOS ODI Driver (ACCODI.COM)
   -DOS NDIS2 Driver (ACCND.DOS)
   -Packet Driver (ACCPKT.COM)
   -NDIS5 Driver for Microsoft Windows 2000 and 98 (ACC2230.SYS)
   -NDIS4 Driver for Windows NT 4.0 (ACC2230.SYS)
   -NDIS3 Driver for Windows 95/Windows NT 3.51 (ACC2230.SYS)

   
2) MS-DOS Card Enabling Utility - CBOPEN.EXE
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   CBOPEN.EXE is the EN2230 enabling program for the MS-DOS operating system.
   Before you can use any of the DOS mode drivers, such as the Novell DOS
   ODI driver, the NDIS2 driver, the packet driver, you have to execute
   CBOPEN.EXE to enable the EN2230 first.

   For Example, to execute the EN2230 Novell DOS ODI driver, ACCODI.COM, and to log
   on to a Novell server, you have to follow the next command sequence:

      CBOPEN
      LSL
      ACCODI
      IPXODI
      VLM

   For further details on how to use CBOPEN.EXE, please consult the 
   \CBOPEN\CBOPEN.TXT file. 

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