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README.TXT Driver File Contents (100pac.zip)

          TRENDware TE-PCI/TE-100PCI Ethernet Adapter Packet Drivers
                          Installation Overview

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     Introduction
     User's Guide

 Introduction
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    Packet drivers are general drivers used by many operating systems,
    especially TCP/IP software packages.  If the network system that is
    installed specifically mentions support for packet drivers, then it
    is likely that it will be able to the provided packet driver without
    problems.

    The most important thing to remember when installing packet drivers is
    the software interrupt vector.  The default interrupt vector for packet
    drivers is 0x62 hexadecimal.  Most network operating system supporting
    packet drivers will try to automatically search for packet drivers already
    loaded in the computer's memory.  However, some packages will require a
    provided interrupt vector for the packet driver.  Furthermore, some
    packages can only work with certain interrupt vectors. which require a
    software interrupt vector parameter when loading.  Please see the section
    at the end of this document for description on packet driver parameters.

    Since the PCI Family Ethernet adapters are  software configurable,
    the packet driver will automatically detect the hardware parameters.
    If the packet driver can properly read the adapter's MAC address during
    loading, then the hardware is normally working properly.

 User's Guide
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    File            Description
    ------------    ---------------------------------------------------------
    3SHARE.TXT      3Com 3+ Share installation document
    PCNFS.TXT       Sun PC-NFS installation document
    PCTCP.TXT       FTP PC/TCP installation document
    PDIPX.TXT       IPX SHELL installation document

    DEVICE = TEPCI.SYS [/option] <packet_int_no>
    TEPCI.COM [/option] <packet_int_no>

    Packet Driver Parameters:


        <packet_int_no> is the software interrupt vector number used by the
                        packet driver program, which can be from 96 to 128.

                        Note: <packet_int_no> can be hex or decimal number.
                              hex - start with '0x'.            ex:>TEPCI 0x62
                              dec - start with nonzero digit.   ex:>TEPCI 98

        </slot=##>      is the number of assigned slot,which is from 1 to f.

                        Note: '##' can be hex number only.
                              ex:>TEPCI /slot=1
                                 >TEPCI /slot=2
                                 >TEPCI /slot=f

        </d>            Delay Initial - The driver program will not initialize
                        the network interface card until the packet driver
                        program is accessed by its upper layer program first
                        time.

        </w>            the /w parameter is for use with the Windows
                        environment only.

        </u>            is to unload the driver program from memory.
                        The program will automatically search for Packet
                        driver to unload.

        </n>            NetWare conversion

        </turbo>        Disable PCI post write in Intel PCI chipset which
                        gives the PCI bus higher priority over the other
                        buses (EISA or ISA).

     To select media type, you can use :

        </autosense>    this is the default setting. It let you able to
                        change media without restart the driver.

        </tp>           Force the driver to select Twisted Pair interface.

        </bnc>          Force the driver to select BNC interface.

        </tp_full_duplex>
                        Select Twisted Pair interface running in full duplex
                        mode.

        </tp_no_link_test>
                        Select Twisted Pair interface. Transmit does not
                        perform link pulses test.

     To select line speed, you can use :

        </line_speed=###>
                        Select Line Speed. Which can be 10 or 100
                        (10MB or 100MB).


     Note: 'line_speed' parameter must be used with media selection
           (/tp or /tp_full_duplex). Ortherwise the driver does not know
           which media (half duplex or full duplex) to work with.