[+******************************************************************+] [ DAVICOM Semiconductor Inc. ] [ PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter (DM9102) ] [ RPL BootROM Code Installation Guide ] [ ] [ (C) Copyright 1997-1999 DAVICOM Semiconductor Inc. ] [ All Rights Reserved. ] [====================================================================] [ ] [ Model Name : DM9102 ] [ ] [ Driver Name : RBOOT.ROM ] [ ] [ Platform : NetWare Server, NT Server ] [ ] [-******************************************************************-] The DM9102 RPL BootROM can remoteboot to MS-DOS from Novell Netware Server or Microsoft Windows NT 3.5 Server or above, and remoteboot to Windows 95 from Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Server. ************** * NOTICE !!! * ************** The Remote Boot NT Server CANNOT use Microsoft Windows NT Workstation version. Topics : ======== A. Generate a RPL BootROM from the RBOOT.ROM Code B. MS-DOS Remote Boot to Netware Server Installation B-1. AUTOEXEC.BAT Sample File B-2. CONFIG.SYS Sample File B-3. NET.CFG Sample File C. MS-DOS Remote Boot to NT Server Installation C-1. DOSBB.CNF Sample File for DM9102 C-2. PROTOCOL.INI Sample File for DM9102 D. Windows 95 Remote Boot to NT Server Installation (ONLY for NT 4.0) D-1. W95BB.CNF Sample File for DM9102 D-2. MSDOS.SYS Sample File for DM9102 D-3. CONFIG.SYS Sample File for DM9102 D-4. AUTOEXEC.BAT Sample File for DM9102 D-5. WIN.BAT Sample File for DM9102 D-6. PROTOCOL.INI Sample File for DM9102 D-7. MACHINES.INI Sample File for DM9102 E-1. MSDOS.SYS Sample File for NE2000 E-2. CONFIG.SYS Sample File for NE2000 E-3. AUTOEXEC.BAT Sample File for NE2000 E-4. WIN.BAT Sample File for NE2000 E-5. PROTOCOL.INI Sample File for NE2000 E-6. MACHINES.INI Sample File for NE2000 A. Generate RPL Boot ROM from RBOOT.ROM Code : ============================================== ********************************************************************** * Hardware Requiremment: * * * * 1. A EPROM Programming Machine * * 2. A M27C512 EPROM (or others model EPROM) * * 3. The DM9102 RPL BootROM Code (RBOOT.ROM) * ********************************************************************** 1. Use the EPROM Programming Machine to write RBOOT.ROM code to the addresses 0000h, 4000h, 8000h, C000h of the M27C512 EPROM. 2. Please refer to the EPROM Programming Machine Operating Guide for details. B. MS-DOS Remote Boot to Netware Server Installation : ====================================================== ********************************************************************** * Hardware Requiremment: * * * * 1. A Netware Server with the RemoteBoot Service * * 2. A Remote Boot Workstation with DM9102 PCI Adapter * * 3. A Remote Boot Image Files Floppy Diskette * * 4. A DAVICOM DM9102 PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter with RPL BootROM * ********************************************************************** Installation Guide Topics: 1. Install the RemoteBoot Service on the Netware Server 2. Prepare a Remote Boot Image Files Floppy Diskette 3. Generate the Remote Boot Image File (NET$DOS.SYS) to the Netware Server 1. Install the RemoteBoot Service on the Netware Server (1) Startup the Netware Server. (2) At the Netware Server Console, load the server LAN driver with the frame type ETHERNET_802.2, and the other frame types that you want to load, then bind the IPX protocol with all frame types of the server LAN driver. NW50: LOAD DM9PCI SLOT=3 FRAME=ETHERNET_802.2 NAME=E1_802.2 NW50: BIND IPX E1_802.2 NET=1111 (3) Login one workstation to the Netware Server. (4) Insert the DM9102 Driver Diskette into the workstation floppy drive (A:). (5) Update the RPL.NLM file to the directory SYS:SYSTEM. F:\> COPY F:\SYSTEM\RPL.NLM F:\SYSTEM\RPL.NL_ F:\> COPY A:\BOOTROM\NETWARE\RPL.NLM F:\SYSTEM (6) Update the RBOOT.RPL file to the directory SYS:LOGIN. F:\> COPY F:\LOGIN\RBOOT.RPL F:\LOGIN\RBOOT.RP_ F:\> COPY A:\BOOTROM\NETWARE\RBOOT.RPL F:\LOGIN (7) Copy the RPLFIX.COM file to the directory SYS:LOGIN. F:\> COPY A:\BOOTROM\NETWARE\RPLFIX.COM F:\LOGIN (8) At the Netware Server Console, load RPL.NLM module and bind the RPL protocol with the frame type ETHERNET_802.2 of the server LAN driver. NW50: LOAD RPL NW50: BIND RPL E1_802.2 (9) Now the Netware Server Remoteboot Service is working. 2. Prepare a Remote Boot Image Files Floppy Diskette (1) Startup a workstation with MS-DOS prompt from a local disk. (2) Insert a blank diskette into the floppy drive (A:), and label this diskette as "RPL RemoteBoot Image Diskette". (3) At the MS-DOS prompt, run the following command to format the blank diskette. C:\> FORMAT A:/S (4) Copy the following files to the RPL RemoteBoot Image Diskette. LSL.COM IPXODI.COM DM9PCI.COM VLM.EXE *.VLM <== All needed VLM modules files HIMEM.SYS (5) Create the following files to the RPL RemoteBoot Image Diskette. (Please refer to the following sample files) AUTOEXEC.BAT CONFIG.SYS NET.CFG 3. Generate the Remote Boot Image File (NET$DOS.SYS) to Netware Server (1) Plug the DM9102 PCI adapter WITHOUT the DM9102 RPL BootROM into the workstation PCI slot. (2) Insert the RPL RemoteBoot Image Diskette into the floppy drive (A:). (3) Restart the workstation from the RPL RemoteBoot Image Diskette. (4) Login the workstation to the Remote Boot Netware Server. (5) Generate the Remote Boot Image File (NET$DOS.SYS) into the Remote Boot Netware Server by running the following command, and copy the AUTOEXEC.BAT file from the floppy diskette to the directory SYS:\, SYS:LOGIN and SYS:SYSTEM. A:\> F: F:\SYSTEM> CD \LOGIN F:\LOGIN> \SYSTEM\DOSGEN A: F:\LOGIN> RPLFIX NET$DOS.SYS F:\LOGIN> FLAG NET$DOS.SYS SH F:\LOGIN> COPY A:\AUTOEXEC.BAT F:\ F:\LOGIN> COPY A:\AUTOEXEC.BAT F:\LOGIN F:\LOGIN> COPY A:\AUTOEXEC.BAT F:\SYSTEM F:\LOGIN> FLAG F:\AUTOEXEC.BAT SH F:\LOGIN> FLAG F:\LOGIN\AUTOEXEC.BAT SH F:\LOGIN> FLAG F:\SYSTEM\AUTOEXEC.BAT SH (6) Logout the workstation from the Remote Boot Netware Server. (7) Remove the RPL RemoteBoot Image Diskette from the floppy drive (A:). (8) Power OFF the workstation. (9) Plug the DM9102 RPL BootROM into the Boot ROM socket of the DM9102 PCI Adapter. (10) Plug the DM9102 PCI adapter WITH the DM9102 RPL BootROM into the Remote Boot Workstation PCI slot. (11) Restart the Remote Boot Workstation from the DM9102 RPL BootROM. (12) The Remote Boot Workstation will remoteboot to MS-DOS from the Remote Boot Netware Server and specify the Username (ADMIN) and Password to login the Remote Boot Netware Server by the RPL BootROM. B-1. AUTOEXEC.BAT Sample File : =============================== @ECHO OFF PROMPT $P$G LSL DM9PCI IPXODI VLM F: LOGIN ADMIN CD \LOGIN B-2. CONFIG.SYS Sample File : ============================= DEVICE=HIMEM.SYS DOS=HIGH FILES=40 BUFFERS=20 LASTDRIVE=Z B-3. NET.CFG Sample File : ========================== Link Support Buffers 8 1514 Link Driver DM9PCI FRAME ETHERNET_802.2 FRAME ETHERNET_802.3 FRAME ETHERNET_II FRAME ETHERNET_SNAP NetWare DOS Requester FIRST NETWORK DRIVE = F NETWARE PROTOCOL = NDS BIND C. MS-DOS Remote Boot to NT Server Installation : ================================================= ********************************************************************** * Hardware Requiremment: * * * * 1. A Windows NT 4.0 Server with the RemotBoot Service * * 2. A Remote Boot Workstation with DM9102 PCI Adapter * * 3. A DAVICOM DM9102 PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter with RPL BootROM * ********************************************************************** 1. The network adapter driver and protocol must be installed successfully on the Remote Boot NT Server. 2. At the NT Server, select "My Computer" -> "Control Panel" -> "Network", select "Protocols" to add "DLC Protocol", select "Services" to add "RemoteBoot Service", then reboot the NT Server to take effect the new configuration. 3. At the NT Server, select "My Computer" -> "Control Panel" -> "Services", select "RemoteBoot Service", then click "Start" button to startup the Remote Boot Service. 4. Please check the \WINNT\RPL\RPLFILES directory has been shared as "RPLFILES" for "Everyone" with "Full Control" Permission. 5. Follow the following step to create the New Profile Configuration for MS-DOS Remote Boot. (1) Go to MSDOS prompt, Copy DOS files to the NT Server. (IMPORTANT !! The IO.SYS and MSDOS.SYS files in the C:\WINNT\RPL\RPLFILES\BINFILES\DOSxxx subdirectory MUST remove the "Read Only", "Hidden" and "System" attributes.) COPY A:\DOS\*.* C:\WINNT\RPL\RPLFILES\BINFILES\DOSxxx (xxx: DOS VERSION) ATTRIB -R -S -H A:\IO.SYS ATTRIB -R -S -H A:\MSDOS.SYS COPY A:\IO.SYS C:\WINNT35\RPL\RPLFILES\BINFILES\DOSxxx COPY A:\MSDOS.SYS C:\WINNT35\RPL\RPLFILES\BINFILES\DOSxxx ATTRIB +R +S +H A:\IO.SYS ATTRIB +R +S +H A:\MSDOS.SYS (2) Copy DM9102 NDIS2 Driver (DM9PCI.DOS) from Driver Diskette A:\LANTASTI to C:\WINNT\RPL\BBLOCK\NDIS directory. COPY A:\LANTASTI\DM9PCI.DOS C:\WINNT\RPL\BBLOCK\NDIS (3) Create C:\WINNT\RPL\BBLOCK\NETBEUI\DM9PCI subdirectory, and copy DOSBB.CNF and PROTOCOL.INI files from Driver Diskette A:\BOOTROM\NTSRV to C:\WINNT\RPL\BBLOCK\NETBEUI directory. COPY A:\BOOTROM\NTSRV\DOSBB.CNF C:\WINNT\RPL\BBLOCK\NETBEUI\DM9PCI COPY A:\BOOTROM\NTSRV\PROTOCOL.INI C:\WINNT\RPL\BBLOCK\NETBEUI\DM9PCI (4) Run RPLCMD.EXE command to add the New Boot Name, the New Configuration Name and the New Vendor Name for the New Adapter Profile. C:\WINNT\RPL> RPLCMD Adapter Boot Config Profile Service Vendor Wksta [Quit]: b Add Del Enum: a BootName=DM9102 VendorName=00606E <== Change to your Node Address BbcFile=BBLOCK\NETBEUI\DM9PCI\DOSBB.CNF All other parameters are optional BootComment=DOS 6.22 for DAVICOM DM9102 WindowsSize=0 Adapter Boot Config Profile Service Vendor Wksta [Quit]: c Add Del Enum: a ConfigName=DM9102 BootName=DM9102 DirName=DOS DirName2=DOS622 FitShared=fits\dos622.fit FitPersonal=fits\dos622p.fit All other parameters are optional ConfigComment=DOS 6.22 for DAVICOM DM9102 DirName3= DirName4= Adapter Boot Config Profile Service Vendor Wksta [Quit]: v Add Del Enum: a VendorName=00606E <== Change to your Node Address VendorComment=DAVICOM Semiconductor, Inc. (5) At the NT Server, select "Start" -> "Programs" -> "Administrative Tools (Common)" -> "Remoteboot Manager", select "Check Configurations" from "Configure" item of the "Remoteboot Manager - Local Machine" dialog box to take effect new configurations. (6) Select "New Profile" from "Remoteboot" item of the "Remoteboot Manager - Local Machine" dialog box , select "DOS 6.22 for DAVICOM DM9102" from "Configuration" field, then specify the New Profile Name to "Profile Name" field, click "OK" button to create new profile. 6. After create the New Profile Name, plug the DM9102 adapter with the DM9102 RPL BootROM into the Remote Boot Workstation PCI slot. 7. Startup the Remote Boot Workstation, the RPL BootROM will try to remoteboot from the Remote Boot NT server. 8. At the NT Server, select "Start" -> "Programs" -> "Administrative Tools (Common)" -> "Remoteboot Manager", select "Refresh" from "View" item, the Remote Boot Client MAC Address will display into the "Remoteboot Manager - Local Machine" dialog box, select the MAC Address and select "Convert Adapters" from "Remoteboot" item select "DOS 6.22 for DAVICOM DM9102" from "Wksta In Profile" item then specify the New Workstation Name, click "Add" button. 9. Now the Remote Boot Workstation will remoteboot to MS-DOS prompt from the Remote Boot NT Server by using DM9102 RPL BootROM, and specify Username and Password to logon the Remote Boot NT Server. C-1. DOSBB.CNF Sample File for DM9102 : ======================================= ; DOS on DAVICOM PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter (DM9102) ; (NOTICE !!! Execute the command from the Last Line to the First Line) BASE D0H RPL BBLOCK\RPLBOOT.SYS LDR BBLOCK\RPLSTART.COM ~ DAT BBLOCK\NETBEUI\dm9pci\PROTOCOL.INI DRV BBLOCK\RPLDISK.SYS ~ ~ ~ EXE BBLOCK\RPLPRO1.COM ~ 2 ~ EXE BBLOCK\I13.COM ~ ~ ~ EXE BBLOCK\RPLBIND2.EXE ~ ~ EXE BBLOCK\PROTMAN.EXE ~ ~ EXE BBLOCK\RPLBIND1.EXE ~ ~ ;DRV BBLOCK\IPXNDIS.DOS ~ ~ ~ ;DRV BBLOCK\TCPDRV.DOS /I:C:\LANMAN.DOS ~ ~ EXE BBLOCK\NETBEUI\NETBEUI.EXE ~ 10 ~ DRV BBLOCK\NDIS\dm9pci.DOS ~ ~ ~ DRV BBLOCK\PROTMAN.DOS /I:C:\LANMAN.DOS ~ M C-2. PROTOCOL.INI Sample File for DM9102 : ========================================== [protman] drivername = protman$ dynamic = yes priority = netbeui [netbeui_xif] drivername = netbeui$ bindings = dm9pci_nif names = 6 ncbs = 12 packets = 20 pipeline = 10 sessions = 6 stacksize = 512 lanabase = 0 [xnsnb_xif] drivername = xnsnb$ bindings = dm9pci_nif load = xnsnb[cbr] lanabase = 1 [xnstp_xif] drivername = xnstp$ bindings = dm9pci_nif load = xnstp[ub] lanabase = 1 [tcpip_xif] drivername = TCPIP$ disabledhcp = (TCPIP_NO_DHCP) ipaddress0 = (TCPIP_ADDRESS) subnetmask0 = (TCPIP_SUBMASK) defaultgateway0 = (TCPIP_GATEWAY) tcpsegmentsize = 1450 tcpwindowsize = 1450 nbsessions = 6 load = tcptsr[c],tinyrfc[c],emsbfr[cr] unload = "unloadt /notsr[dc]" bindings = dm9pci_nif lanabase = 1 [ipx_xif] drivername = ipx$ load = ipxmark[u],ipx[u] unload = ipxrel[c] bindings = dm9pci_nif lanabase = 1 [msdlc_xif] drivername = msdlc$ bindings = dm9pci_nif load = msdlc[ub] unload = msdlc[u] [dm9pci_nif] drivername = DM9PCI$ <== MUST be "DM9PCI$", char sensitive D. Windows 95 Remote Boot to NT Server Installation (ONLY for NT 4.0) : ======================================================================= ************************************************************************ * Hardware Requiremment: * * * * 1. A Windows NT 4.0 Server with RemotBoot Service with CD-ROM drive * * 2. A Workstation running Windows 95 with CD-ROM drive * * 3. Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0 Resource Kit * * 4. Microsoft Windows 95 Resource Kit * * 5. A Remote Boot Workstation with ISA (or PCI) RPL BootROM * * 6. A NE2000 Compatible ISA Ethernet Adapter with RPL BootROM * * 7. A DAVICOM DM9102 PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter with RPL BootROM * ************************************************************************ Installation Guide Topics: 1. Install Server-Based Setup (SBS) on NT Server 2. Install the First Windows 95 Client by using ISA adapter 3. Install others Windows 95 Client by using PCI adapter 1. Install Server-Based Setup (SBS) on NT Server (1) Startup Windows NT 4.0 Remote Boot Server. (2) At the NT Server, create \WIN95SRV directory for SBS Server, and share \WIN95SRV as "WIN95SRV" for "RPLUSER" user with "Change" permission and "Administrators" user with "Full Control" permission. (3) At the NT Server, select "Start" -> "Programs" -> "Administrative Tools (Common)" -> "User Manager for Domains", select "New User" from "User" item of the "User Manager - DOMAIN" dialog box, specify Username and Password for Windows 95 workstation, click "Groups" button -> select "Administrators" -> click "Add" button -> click "OK" button to add Administrators Permission, click "Add" button to completely create new user, click "Close" button to quit new user dialog box. (4) Startup Windows 95 Workstation with CD-ROM drive, enter Username and Password to logon NT Server. (5) Insert Microsoft Windows 95 Resource Kit into Windows 95 CD-ROM drive. (6) In Windows 95 Explorer, switch to the ADMIN\NETTOOLS\NETSETUP directory of CD-ROM drive, double-click NETSETUP.EXE. (7) In the Server-Based Setup dailog box, click "Set Path" button, and specify the path to SBS Server (\\NT40SRV\WIN95SRV), then click "OK" button. (8) Click "Install" button, choose "Server" option from "Install Policy" dialog box, check the Source Directory and Destination Directory, click "OK" button. (9) Click "Don't Create Default" button from "Create Default" dialog box. (10) Enter Windows 95 CD Key Number to "CD Key" dialog box, click "OK" button to install the SBS files to NT Server. (11) After completely install the SBS files to NT Server, insert Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0 Resource Kit into Windows NT Server CD-ROM drive. (12) At the NT Server, go to MSDOS prompt, change the directory to the \CLIENTS\RPL\UPDATE\WIN95 directory of CD-ROM drive, and run the following command to update the Windows 95 SBS files for Remote Booting. D:\CLIENTS\RPL\UPDATE\WIN95> WIN95SRV.BAT C:\WIN95SRV 2. Install the First Windows 95 Client by using ISA adapter (1) At the NT Server, create \WINNT\RPL\CLIENTS directory for Windows 95 Remote Boot Clients and share \WINNT\RPL\CLIENTS as "CLIENTS" for "RPLUSER" user with "Change" permission and "Administrators" user with "Full Control" permission. (2) At the NT Server, follow the following step to create the New Profile Configuration for MS-DOS and Windows 95 Remote Boot. a) Run RPLCMD.EXE command to add the New Boot Name, the New Configuration Name and the New Vendor Name for the New Adapter Profile. C:\WINNT\RPL> RPLCMD Adapter Boot Config Profile Service Vendor Wksta [Quit]: b Add Del Enum: a BootName=ACCNE2 VendorName=0000E8 <== Change to your Node Address BbcFile=BBLOCK\NETBEUI\NE2000\DOSBB.CNF All other parameters are optional BootComment=DOS 6.22 NE2000 for Accton WindowsSize=0 Adapter Boot Config Profile Service Vendor Wksta [Quit]: c Add Del Enum: a ConfigName=ACCNE2 BootName=ACCNE2 DirName=DOS DirName2=DOS622 FitShared=fits\dos622.fit FitPersonal=fits\dos622p.fit All other parameters are optional ConfigComment=DOS 6.22 NE2000 for Accton DirName3= DirName4= Adapter Boot Config Profile Service Vendor Wksta [Quit]: v Add Del Enum: a VendorName=0000E8 <== Change to your Node Address VendorComment=Accton C:\WINNT\RPL> RPLCMD Adapter Boot Config Profile Service Vendor Wksta [Quit]: b Add Del Enum: a BootName=WACCNE2 VendorName=0000E8 <== Change to your Node Address BbcFile=BBLOCK\NETBEUI\NE2000\W95BB.CNF All other parameters are optional BootComment=Windows 95 NE2000 for Accton WindowsSize=0 Adapter Boot Config Profile Service Vendor Wksta [Quit]: c Add Del Enum: a ConfigName=WACCNE2 BootName=WACCNE2 DirName=DOS DirName2=WIN95 FitShared=fits\win95.fit FitPersonal=fits\win95p.fit All other parameters are optional ConfigComment=Windows 95 NE2000 for Accton DirName3= DirName4= b) At the NT Server, select "Start" -> "Programs" -> "Administrative Tools (Common)" -> "Remoteboot Manager", select "Check Configurations" from "Configure" item of the "Remoteboot Manager - Local Machine" dialog box to take effect new configurations. c) Select "New Profile" from "Remoteboot" item of the "Remoteboot Manager - Local Machine" dialog box, select "DOS 6.22 NE2000 for Accton" from "Configuration" field, then specify the New Profile Name to "Profile Name" field, click "OK" button to create new profile. d) Select "New Profile" from "Remoteboot" item of the "Remoteboot Manager - Local Machine" dialog box, select "Windows 95 NE2000 for Accton" from "Configuration" field, then specify the New Profile Name to "Profile Name" field, click "OK" button to create new profile. (3) Plug a NE2000 Compatible ISA Ethernet Adapter with RPL BootROM into the Remote Boot Workstation ISA slot. (4) Startup the Remote Boot Workstation, configure the ISA adapter settings (IRQ=3, I/O Port=300h-31Fh) and enable the BootROM function. (P.S.: The NE2000 driver uses the default settings (IRQ=3, I/O Port=300h-31Fh), if you use another settings, you must MANUALLY edit \WINNT\RPL\BBLOCK\NETBEUI \NE2000\PROTOCOL.INI file to modify the following lines to force the driver access another settings) [ms2000_nif] drivername = ms2000$ interrupt=3 ioaddress=0x300 (5) Reboot the Remote Boot Workstation, the RPL BootROM will try to remoteboot from NT server. (6) At the NT Server, select "Start" -> "Programs" -> "Administrative Tools (Common)" -> "Remoteboot Manager", select "Refresh" from "View" item, the Remote Boot Client MAC Address will display into the "Remoteboot Manager - Local Machine" dialog box, select the MAC Address and select "Convert Adapters" from "Remoteboot" item select "DOS 6.22 NE2000 for Accton" from "Wksta In Profile" item then specify the New Workstation Name, click "Add" button. (7) At the NT Server, select "Start" -> "Programs" -> "Administrative Tools (Common)" -> "User Manager for Domains", double-click the New Remote Boot Username from the "User Manager - DOMAIN" dialog box, click "Groups" button -> select "Administrators" -> click "Add" button -> click "OK" button -> click "OK" button to add Administrators Permission for the Remote Boot Workstation. (8) At the Remote Boot Workstation, specify Username and Password to logon the NT Server. (P.S.: This user MUST be "Administrators" user.) (9) At the Remote Boot Workstation, run the following to map drives to \\NT40SRV\WIN95SRV and \\NT40SRV\CLIENTS shared directories. C:\> NET USE F: \\NT40SRV\WIN95SRV C:\> NET USE G: \\NT40SRV\CLIENTS (10) Change the drive to F: and run the following command to install the First Windows 95 Remot Boot Client. C:\> F: F:\> SETUP /T:G:\CLIENT1.TMP (11) Make the following decisions during setup : a) In the Server-Based Setup dialog box, choose "Set up Windows to run from a network server". b) In the Startup Method dialog box, choose "Start Windows from the network (remote boot server)". c) In the Machine Directory dialog box, enter "G:\CLIENT1" into the Machine Directory field. d) In the Setup Options dialog box, choose "Custom" Setup. e) In the User Information dialog box, specify the User Name and Company Name informations. f) In the Analyzing Your Computer dialog box, choose "No, I want to modify the hardware list", exclude as many hardware types and items from auto-detection as possible. (Try to exclude all items except Display and Keyboard items) g) In the Select Components dialog box, remove "Communications" component. h) In the Network Configuration dialog box, click "Add" button -> select "Adapter" -> click "Add" button -> select "Novell/Anthem" from "Manufacturers" item -> select "NE2000 Compatible" from "Network Adapters" item -> click "OK" button to add your network adapter, select "NE2000 Compatible" in the Network Configuration dialog box, click "Properties" button, click "Resources" tab to change the settings of I/O Port and IRQ (IRQ=3, I/O Port=300h-31Fh) to match with the hardware setting then click "OK" button. i) In the Network Configuration dialog box, select "Client for Microsoft Networks", click "Properties" button, choose "Quick logon" from "Network logon options" field and click "OK" button. j) In the Network Configuration dialog box, select "Windows Logon" from "Primary Network Logon" field. k) In the Identification dialog box, specify the Computer Name and Workgroup Name and make sure the Workgroup Name is the same as the Domain Name of the Remote Boot NT server. l) In the Computer Settings dialog box, check the all hardware devices information are correct, click "Next" button to continue the installation. m) Following the screen prompt to complete Windows 95 client installation. (12) After complete Windows 95 client installation, You must MANUALLY edit the following files in the \WINNT\RPL\CLIENTS \CLIENT1\SUBOOT directory. All files are in ASCII format and can be edited using any Text Editor such as EDIT.COM. (Please refer to the following sample files for NE2000) MSDOS.SYS CONFIG.SYS WIN.BAT (13) At the NT Server, select "Start" -> "Programs" -> "Administrative Tools (Common)" -> "Remoteboot Manager", delete the Workstation Name of the Remote Boot Workstation from the "Remoteboot Manager - Local Machine" dialog box. (14) At the NT Server, go to MSDOS prompt, change the directory to the \WINNT\RPL\BIN directory and run the following command to copy some remoteboot files from CLIENT1\SUBOOT directory to PROFILES\WACCNE2\SUBOOT directory. WIN95CLT.BAT \WINNT\RPL\CLIENTS\CLIENT1 \\NT40SRV WACCNE2 (15) At the NT Server, change the directory to the \WIN95SRC directory to edit the MACHINES.INI file and add the following lines for the new clients. [0000E8318587] SYSDATPATH=G:\CLIENT1 G=\\NT40SRV\CLIENTS (16) Reboot the Remote Boot Workstation, the RPL BootROM will try to remoteboot from NT server. (17) At the NT Server, select "Start" -> "Programs" -> "Administrative Tools (Common)" -> "Remoteboot Manager", select "Refresh" from "View" item, the Remote Boot Client MAC Address will display into the "Remoteboot Manager - Local Machine" dialog box, select the MAC Address and select "Convert Adapters" from "Remoteboot" item select "Windows 95 NE2000 for Accton" from "Wksta In Profile" item then specify the New Workstation Name, click "Add" button. (18) At the NT Server, select "Start" -> "Programs" -> "Administrative Tools (Common)" -> "User Manager for Domains", double-click the New Remote Boot Username from the "User Manager - DOMAIN" dialog box, click "Groups" button -> select "Administrators" -> click "Add" button -> click "OK" button -> click "OK" button to add Administrators Permission for the Remote Boot Workstation. (19) At the Remote Boot Workstation, specify Username and Password to logon the NT Server, the client will now boot to Windows 95 and continue to setup Windows 95 configuration, sometimes it will occur some errors and prompt you to reboot your system, just do it, and after startup Windows 95 again, Windows 95 setup will prompt you to specify the Time Zone information and configure printer device, then prompt you Windows 95 setup program finished and restart your computer to complete the First Windows 95 Client installation. 3. Install others Windows 95 Client by using PCI adapter (1) At the NT Server, follow the following step to create the New Profile Configuration for Windows 95 Remote Boot. a) Copy DM9102 NDIS2 Driver (DM9PCI.DOS) from Driver Diskette A:\LANTASTI to C:\WINNT\RPL\BBLOCK\NDIS directory. COPY A:\LANTASTI\DM9PCI.DOS C:\WINNT\RPL\BBLOCK\NDIS b) Create C:\WINNT\RPL\BBLOCK\NETBEUI\DM9PCI subdirectory, and copy W95BB.CNF and PROTOCOL.INI files from Driver Diskette A:\BOOTROM\NTSRV to C:\WINNT\RPL\BBLOCK\NETBEUI directory. COPY A:\BOOTROM\NTSRV\W95BB.CNF C:\WINNT\RPL\BBLOCK\NETBEUI\DM9PCI COPY A:\BOOTROM\NTSRV\PROTOCOL.INI C:\WINNT\RPL\BBLOCK\NETBEUI\DM9PCI c) Run RPLCMD.EXE command to add the New Boot Name, the New Configuration Name and the New Vendor Name for the New Adapter Profile. C:\WINNT\RPL> RPLCMD Adapter Boot Config Profile Service Vendor Wksta [Quit]: b Add Del Enum: a BootName=WDM9102 VendorName=00606E <== Change to your Node Address BbcFile=BBLOCK\NETBEUI\DM9PCI\W95BB.CNF All other parameters are optional BootComment=Windows 95 for DAVICOM DM9102 WindowsSize=0 Adapter Boot Config Profile Service Vendor Wksta [Quit]: c Add Del Enum: a ConfigName=WDM9102 BootName=WDM9102 DirName=DOS DirName2=WIN95 FitShared=fits\win95.fit FitPersonal=fits\win95p.fit All other parameters are optional ConfigComment=Windows 95 for DAVICOM DM9102 DirName3= DirName4= Adapter Boot Config Profile Service Vendor Wksta [Quit]: v Add Del Enum: a VendorName=00606E <== Change to your Node Address VendorComment=DAVICOM Semiconductor, Inc. d) At the NT Server, select "Start" -> "Programs" -> "Administrative Tools (Common)" -> "Remoteboot Manager", select "Check Configurations" from "Configure" item of the "Remoteboot Manager - Local Machine" dialog box to take effect new configurations. e) Select "New Profile" from "Remoteboot" item of the "Remoteboot Manager - Local Machine" dialog box, select "Windows 95 for DAVICOM DM9102" from "Configuration" field, then specify the New Profile Name to "Profile Name" field, click "OK" button to create new profile. (2) At the NT Server, copy DM9102 NDIS2 Driver (DM9PCI.DOS) from DM9102 Driver Diskette A:\LANTASTI to C:\WIN95SRV, C:\WINNT \RPL\CLIENTS\CLIENT1 and C:\WINNT\RPL\RPLFILES\PROFILES\WACCNE2 directories, and copy DM9102 NDIS3 Driver (DM9PCI.SYS) from A:\WIN95 to C:\WIN95SRV\SYSTEM directory, COPY A:\LANTASTI\DM9PCI.DOS C:\WIN95SRV COPY A:\LANTASTI\DM9PCI.DOS C:\WINNT\RPL\CLIENTS\CLIENT1 COPY A:\LANTASTI\DM9PCI.DOS C:\WINNT\RPL\RPLFILES\PROFILES\WACCNE2 COPY A:\WIN95\DM9PCI.SYS C:\WIN95SRV\SYSTEM (3) Power OFF the Remote Boot Workstation, and plug DM9102 PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter WITHOUT the RPL BootROM into the Remote Boot Workstation PCI slot. (DON'T remove the ISA Ethernet Adapter) (4) Startup the Workstation and remoteboot to Windows 95 using ISA Ethernet Adapter RPL Boot ROM. (5) When Windows 95 startup, the new PCI Ethernet Controller will be found, select "Driver from disk provided by hardware manufacturer" from "New Hardware Found" dialog box. (6) Insert DM9102 driver diskette into floppy drive (A:) and enter "A:\WIN95" to "Install from Disk" field, then click "OK" button to install DM9102 driver, sometimes Windows 95 will prompt you "File Copying Problem" dialog box, just click "Skip File" button to continue driver installation. (7) Restart the Remote Boot Workstation, after Windows 95 startup again, select "Start" -> "Settings" -> "Control Panel", double-click the "Network" and "System" items from "Control Panel" dialog box to verify the DM9102 PCI Adapter has been successfully added and the default protocols are bound to the DM9102 PCI Adapter and the DM9102 device driver is worked normally. (8) Startup Windows 95 Workstation with CD-ROM drive, enter Username and Password to logon NT Server. (9) Insert Microsoft Windows 95 Resource Kit into Windows 95 CD-ROM drive. (10) In Windows 95 Explorer, switch to the ADMIN\NETTOOLS\NETSETUP directory of CD-ROM drive, double-click NETSETUP.EXE. (11) In the Server-Based Setup dailog box, click "Set Path" button, and specify the path to SBS Server (\\NT40SRV\WIN95SRV), then click "OK" button. (12) In the Server-Based Setup dailog box, click "Add" button, (13) In the Set Up Machine dailog box, choose "Set Up One Machine" and enter the following fields information, then click "OK" button to copy the subsequence Windows 95 Clients files from \\NT40SRV\CLIENTS\CLIENT1 directory to \\NT40SRV\CLIENTS \CLIENT2 directory. Computer name: CLIENT2 Path to machine directory: \\NT40SRV\CLIENTS\CLIENT2 Existing machine directory: \\NT40SRV\CLIENTS\CLIENT1 (14) The NETSETUP.EXE does NOT copy the SUBOOT directory so you must MANUALLY copy the directory at the NT Server. MD C:\WINNT\RPL\CLIENTS\CLIENT2\SUBOOT CD C:\WINNT\RPL\CLIENTS\CLIENT2\SUBOOT XCOPY C:\WINNT\RPL\CLIENTS\CLIENT1\SUBOOT\*.* . (15) You must MANUALLY edit the following files in the SUBOOT directory, all files except SYSTEM.DAT are in ASCII format and can be edited using any Text Editor such as EDIT.COM. (Please refer to the following sample files for DM9102) PROTOCOL.INI MSDOS.SYS CONFIG.SYS AUTOEXEC.BAT WIN.BAT SYSTEM.DAT (16) To edit the mini registry file SYSTEM.DAT, use REGEDIT.EXE to export its contents to text file, edit the text file, then import the text file back into SYSTEM.DAT. (P.S.: The SYSTEM.DAT MUST remove the "Read Only", "Hidden" and "System" attributes.) ************** * NOTICE !!! * ************** The REGEDIT.EXE MUST be run from Windows 95 DOS Prompt Mode, CAN'T be run from a DOS Session under Windows 95 or MS-DOS Prompt. So we must reboot the Windows 95 Workstation to Windows 95 DOS Prompt Mode (NOT under Windows 95) and copy SYSTEM.DAT file from C:\WINNT\RPL\CLIENTS\CLIENT2\SUBOOT directory of NT Server to the Windows 95 Workstation, then run the following command at the Windows 95 Workstation. Edit REGISTRY.TXT file by searching and replacing "client1" with "client2", replacing "d:\\winboot" with "e:\\winboot" and replacing "ne2000.dos" with "dm9pci.dos". At the NT Server: COPY C:\WINNT\RPL\CLIENTS\CLIENT2\SUBOOT\SYSTEM.DAT A:\ At the Windows 95 Workstation (At Windows 95 DOS Prompt Mode): COPY A:\SYSTEM.DAT C:\ REGEDIT /L:SYSTEM.DAT /E REGISTRY.TXT EDIT REGISTRY.TXT REGEDIT /L:SYSTEM.DAT /C REGISTRY.TXT ATTRIB -R -S -H SYSTEM.DAT COPY C:\SYSTEM.DAT A:\ At the NT Server: COPY A:\SYSTEM.DAT C:\WINNT\RPL\CLIENTS\CLIENT2\SUBOOT (17) At the NT Server, go to MSDOS prompt, change the directory to the \WINNT\RPL\BIN directory and run the following command to copy some remoteboot files from CLIENT2\SUBOOT directory to PROFILES\WDM9102\SUBOOT directory. WIN95CLT.BAT \WINNT\RPL\CLIENTS\CLIENT2 \\NT40SRV WDM9102 (18) At the NT Server, change the directory to the \WIN95SRC directory to edit the MACHINES.INI file and add the following lines for the new clients. [00606E00E925] SYSDATPATH=G:\CLIENT2 G=\\NT40SRV\CLIENTS (19) Power OFF the Remote Boot Workstation, remove the ISA Ethernet Adapter, plug the RPL BootROM into DM9102 PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter and plug DM9102 PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter into the Remote Boot Workstation PCI slot. (20) Reboot the Remote Boot Workstation, the RPL BootROM will try to remoteboot from the Remote Boot NT server. (21) At the NT Server, select "Start" -> "Programs" -> "Administrative Tools (Common)" -> "Remoteboot Manager", select "Refresh" from "View" item, the Remote Boot Client MAC Address will display into the "Remoteboot Manager - Local Machine" dialog box, select the MAC Address and select "Convert Adapters" from "Remoteboot" item select "Windows 95 for DAVICOM DM9102" from "Wksta In Profile" item then specify the New Workstation Name, click "Add" button. (22) At the NT Server, select "Start" -> "Programs" -> "Administrative Tools (Common)" -> "User Manager for Domains", double-click the New Remote Boot Username from the "User Manager - DOMAIN" dialog box, click "Groups" button -> select "Administrators" -> click "Add" button -> click "OK" button -> click "OK" button to add Administrators Permission for the Remote Boot Workstation. (23) Now the Remote Boot Workstation will remoteboot to Windows 95 from the Remote Boot NT Server by using DM9102 RPL BootROM, and specify Username and Password to logon the Remote Boot NT Server. D-1. W95BB.CNF Sample File for DM9102 : ======================================= ; Windows 95 on DAVICOM PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter (DM9102) BASE D0H RPL BBLOCK\RPLBOOT.SYS LDR BBLOCK\RPLSTART.COM ~ DAT BBLOCK\NETBEUI\dm9pci\PROTOCOL.INI DRV BBLOCK\RPLDISK.SYS ~ ~ ~ EXE BBLOCK\RPLPRO1.COM ~ 2 ~ EXE BBLOCK\RPLBIND2.EXE ~ ~ EXE BBLOCK\PROTMAN.EXE ~ ~ EXE BBLOCK\RPLBIND1.EXE ~ ~ ;DRV BBLOCK\IPXNDIS.DOS ~ ~ ~ ;DRV BBLOCK\TCPDRV.DOS /I:C:\LANMAN.DOS ~ ~ EXE BBLOCK\NETBEUI\NETBEUI.EXE ~ 10 ~ DRV BBLOCK\NDIS\dm9pci.DOS ~ ~ ~ DRV BBLOCK\PROTMAN.DOS /I:C:\LANMAN.DOS ~ M EXE BBLOCK\W95I13.COM ~ ~ ~ D-2. MSDOS.SYS Sample File for DM9102 : ======================================= [Paths] WinDir=g:\client2 WinBootDir=e:\winboot <== According to RAMDRIVE.SYS assign HostWinBootDrv=C Virtual Drive (D: or E:) [Options] BootMulti=1 BootGUI=1 Network=1 LoadTop=0 Logo=0 D-3. CONFIG.SYS Sample File for DM9102 : ======================================== DEVICE=c:\HIMEM.SYS /testmem:off device=c:\ramdrive.sys 1440 /E devicehigh=c:\ifshlp.sys lastdrive=z STACKS=16,512 D-4. AUTOEXEC.BAT Sample File for DM9102 : ========================================== @if not exist e:\winboot\nul mkdir e:\winboot @copy c:\ e:\winboot e: cd \winboot D-5. WIN.BAT Sample File for DM9102 : ===================================== @echo off set comspec=e:\winboot\command.com nwrpltrm fixmem snapshot /S /B:d setmdir /m /r:e:\winboot net start net logon client2 /savepw:no /y net use F: \\NT40SRV\WIN95SRV net use G: \\NT40SRV\CLIENTS PATH=F:\;F:\COMMAND;g:\client2\system; setmdir set comspec=e:\winboot\command.com win.com D-6. PROTOCOL.INI Sample File for DM9102 : ========================================== [NETBEUI$] DriverName=NETBEUI$ Lanabase=0 sessions=10 ncbs=12 Bindings=DM9PCI$ [nwlink$] DriverName=nwlink$ Frame_Type=4 cachesize=0 Bindings=DM9PCI$ [DM9PCI$] DriverName=DM9PCI$ [protman$] priority=ndishlp$ DriverName=protman$ [ndishlp$] DriverName=ndishlp$ Bindings=DM9PCI$ [data] version=v4.00.950 netcards=DM9PCI$,PCI\VEN_1282&DEV_9102 D-7. MACHINES.INI Sample File for DM9102 : ========================================== ;Windows 95 MACHINES.INI ;[node address] ;SYSDATPATH=x:\<home directory> ;x=\\server\share [0000E8318587] SYSDATPATH=g:\client1 g:=\\nt40srv\clients [00606E00E925] SYSDATPATH=g:\client2 g:=\\nt40srv\clients E-1. MSDOS.SYS Sample File for NE2000 : ======================================= [Paths] WinDir=g:\client1 WinBootDir=d:\winboot HostWinBootDrv=C [Options] BootMulti=1 BootGUI=1 Network=1 LoadTop=0 Logo=0 E-2. CONFIG.SYS Sample File for NE2000 : ======================================== DEVICE=c:\HIMEM.SYS /testmem:off device=c:\ramdrive.sys 1440 /E devicehigh=c:\ifshlp.sys lastdrive=z STACKS=16,512 E-3. AUTOEXEC.BAT Sample File for NE2000 : ========================================== @if not exist D:\winboot\nul mkdir D:\winboot @copy c:\ D:\winboot d: cd \winboot E-4. WIN.BAT Sample File for NE2000 : ===================================== @echo off set comspec=d:\winboot\command.com nwrpltrm fixmem snapshot /S /B:d setmdir /m /r:d:\winboot net start net logon client1 /savepw:no /y net use F: \\NT40SRV\WIN95SRV net use G: \\NT40SRV\CLIENTS PATH=F:\;F:\COMMAND;g:\client1\system; setmdir set comspec=d:\winboot\command.com win.com E-5. PROTOCOL.INI Sample File for NE2000 : ========================================== [NETBEUI$] DriverName=NETBEUI$ Lanabase=0 sessions=10 ncbs=12 Bindings=MS2000$ [nwlink$] DriverName=nwlink$ Frame_Type=4 cachesize=0 Bindings=MS2000$ [MS2000$] DriverName=MS2000$ Interrupt=3 IOBase=0x300 [protman$] priority=ndishlp$ DriverName=protman$ [ndishlp$] DriverName=ndishlp$ Bindings=MS2000$ [data] version=v4.00.950 netcards=MS2000$,*PNP80D6 E-6. MACHINES.INI Sample File for NE2000 : ========================================== ;Windows 95 MACHINES.INI ;[node address] ;SYSDATPATH=x:\<home directory> ;x=\\server\share [0000E8318587] SYSDATPATH=g:\client1 g:=\\nt40srv\clients <<< End of file >>>Download Driver Pack
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