DOSODI.TXT Driver File Contents (em110_d1.zip)

Installation Guide for the DOS ODI Driver
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The following is a partial list of products which the DOS
ODI driver supports:

--Novell NetWare 286 Client
--Novell NetWare 3.1x Client
--NetWare 4.x DOS Requester (VLM)
--NetWare 4.x DOS Requester (Client32)
--Novell Personal NetWare
--Novell LAN WorkPlace for DOS
--Farallon Timbuktu for Windows (PhoneNet)

The DOS ODI driver is compatible with DOS extended memory
managers and can be loaded into high memory. In addition,
the driver is compatible with Windows 3.0 and later.


To Install and Configure the DOS ODI Driver
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If you are using the VLM DOS Requester, you can run the
automated NetWare Client Install that comes with NetWare:

     1.   Run INSTALL from your Novell install diskette
          labeled WSDOS_1
     
     2.   At STEP 4 during the install process, remove the
          WSDOS_1 diskette and insert your Adaptec
          diskette, specifying \DOSODI as the directory
          location for your adapter driver.

Otherwise, to install the DOS ODI driver manually, follow
the instructions below.

     1.   Boot your system under MS-DOS version 3.1 or
          later.
     
     2.   Insert the Adaptec setup diskette into drive A:.
     
     3.   Copy the \DOSODI directory on the Adaptec setup
          diskette into your workstation's NetWare directory
          (usually called \NWCLIENT)
     
     4.   Using a text editor, edit your AUTOEXEC.BAT file
          so that the  driver is loaded between NetWare's
          Link Support Layer and the network protocol, as in
          this example:

          LSL.COM
          EMPCI.COM
          IPXODI.COM
          VLM.EXE

     7.   Save and exit the AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
     
     8.   In the NWCLIENT (or your workstation's Netware 
          directory) create a file named "NET.CFG". The 
	  following examples should offer some guidance:


Example NET.CFG Sections
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NetWare 3.11 Example:

     Link Driver EMPCI
          Frame Ethernet_802.3
          Protocol IPX E0 Ethernet_802.3

     Protocol IPX

          Bind #1; binds IPX to first frame type listed in
                   "Link Driver EMPCI" section



NetWare 3.12, NetWare 4.x Example:

     Link Driver EMPCI
          Frame Ethernet_802.2
          Protocol IPX 0 Ethernet_802.2



TCP/IP Example:

     Link Driver EMPCI
          Frame Ethernet_II
          Protocol IP 800 Ethernet_II
          Protocol ARP 806 Ethernet_II



Multiple Protocol Example (TCP/IP and IPX):

     Link Driver EMPCI
          Frame Ethernet_II
          Frame Ethernet_802.2
          Protocol IP 800 Ethernet_II
          Protocol IPX 0 Ethernet_802.2

     Protocol IPXODI
          Bind #2; binds IPX to second frame type



Multiple Adapter Example (Two adapters, IP and IPX)

NOTE: The IPX protocol can only run on one adapter per
machine in DOS environments.

     Link Driver EMPCI
          SLOT 16
          Frame Ethernet_II
          Protocol IP 800 Ethernet_II

     Link Driver EMPCI
          SLOT 17
          Frame Ethernet_802.2
          Protocol IPX E0 Ethernet_802.2

Additional NET.CFG Driver Parameters
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All of the following custom parameters are OPTIONAL.
Parameters will AUTOSENSE or DEFAULT to the proper value in
most cases.

Parameter Special Notes:

     Full Duplex Operation:   The DOS environment does not
                              really support Full Duplex
                              operation, but if you need to
                              connect your adapter to a Full
                              Duplex switch port, use the
                              FDE parameter.
                              
Parameters listed without an associated "value" should
simply be placed alone on an indented line in the LINK
DRIVER section of NET.CFG.

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SLOT  "value"

PCI slot number. Required for multiple adapters.

          DEFAULT:  16 for first adapter, 17 for second,
                    etc., up to the number of Adaptec
                    adapters and Quartet ports

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NODE ADDRESS "value"

Specifies (in hex) the Ethernet node ID

          DEFAULT:  as supplied on adapter
          Example:  Link Driver EMPCI
                          Node Address 000092123456

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RXBUFS  "value"

Number of receive buffers network driver will allocate.
Default provides good performance for most systems.

          DEFAULT:  4
          RANGE:    2-4

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TXBUFS  "value"

Number of transmit buffers network driver will allocate.
Default provides good performance for most systems.

          DEFAULT:  4
          RANGE:    2-4

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Frametype "value"

Specifies frame type(s) to be supported by driver.

          DEFAULT:  ETHERNET_802.2
          RANGE:    ETHERNET_802.2
                    ETHERNET_802.3
                    ETHERNET_II
                    ETHERNET_SNAP

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PROTOCOL "value"

Used to specify the protocol type(s) to be run on the
Adaptec adapter. Used in multiprotocol configurations to
clarify the frame type to be used by each of the loaded
protocols.

          DEFAULT:  NONE
          RANGE:    IPX E0 ETHERNET_802.2
                    IPX 0 ETHERNET_802.3
                    IPX 8137  ETHERNET_II
                    IP 800 ETHERNET_II
                    ARP 806 ETHERNET_II
			* IPX RETRY COUNT=255 
				*(DuraLink Clients only)
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CABLE TYPE PARAMETERS

The following parameters can be used in the NET.CFG to
override cable type and line speed autosensing.

          AUTOSENSE      Autosenses line speed and
                         cable type at adapter
                         initialization time only
     
     
          INITSENSE      Detects the line speed (10 or 
                         100 Mbps) when the adapter 
                         initializes.

          ACTIVESENSE    Detects the line speed (10 or 
                         100 Mbps) when the adapter
                         initializes and continues to 
                         check to see if the line speed has
                         changed.

          THICK          (ANA-6901/C only)Sets cable type to
                         AUI Thicknet.

          THIN           (Selected models only)Sets cable type
                         to BNC Thinnet.
          
          UTP            Sets cable type to RJ-45 twisted
                         pair - 10Mbps
          
          FDE            10BASE-T and 100BASE-T Enables Full
                         Duplex mode on RJ-45 X onlyport.
          
          SPEED "value"  10/100 models only Sets cable
                         speed to be used by the adapter.
			         Example:  Speed 10

	  TX		 Sets cable type to RJ-45 twisted pair
			 - 10 or 100Mbps
	  
	  T4		 Sets cable type to RJ-45 T4 twisted pair
			 - 10 or 100Mbps
	  
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  • If the expanded file has an .exe extension, double click it and follow the installation instructions.

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