1. l101_1.zip Driver
2. README File Contents

README Driver File Contents (l101_1.zip)

	  This readme file is some latest message for
	the PCI Ethernet card


TABLE OF CONTENTS
    1.0 BUSTYPE keyword for PCI1 machine:
    2.0 Special notice for Novell NetWare DOS ODI Client driver:
    3.0 The solution on the Novell 4.01 Standard Exchange Test and Intel's
	Saturn(486) and Mercury(P5) chipsets


1.0 BUSTYPE keyword for PCI1 machine:

	If your PC is a so-called PCI1 machine (i.e. Intel Aries), you
      have to add a keyword BUSTYPE to execute the drivers.

    1. Novell Netware server
       add a keyword BUSTYPE=PCI1 to the command

    :load PCNTNW frame=Ethernet_802.3 bustype=pci1 board=1


    2. Novell Netware DOS & OS/2 ODI Client driver
       add a keyword BUSTYPE PCI1 to NET.CFG file

    Link Driver PCNTNW
       Frame Ethernet_802.2
       Bustype PCI1
    PB Buffers=2


    3. NDIS driver
       add a keyword BUS_TO_SCAN=PCI1 to PROTOCOL.INI

    [MS$PCNTN3]
    BUS_TO_SCAN=PCI1

    or

    [MS$PCNTND]
    BUS_TO_SCAN=PCI1


    4. packet driver
       add a keyword BUSTYPE=PCI1 to PCNTPK

    PCNTPK int=0x60  bustype=pci1


    5. Artisoft Lantastic driver
       add a keyword BUSTYPE=12 to PCNTLC, wherein 12 means PCI1

    PCNTLC verbose bustype=12


2.0 Special notice for Novell NetWare DOS ODI Client driver:

	In some PCI machine, after the soft reboot the driver
      will not receive any packets. In the worst case, the PC hangs.
      The solution is to use new LSL.COM and IPXODI.COM .

	We recommended the version :

      LSL.COM	  Ver 2.05
      IPXODI.COM  Ver 2.12


3.0 The solution on the Novell 4.01 Standard Exchange Test and Intel's
    Saturn(486) and Mercury(P5) chipsets

  The Problem:
	With the Intel's Saturn(486) and Mercury(P5) chipsets, the PCI card
      is failing the Novell 4.01 Standard Exchange Test on both the server
      and client sides. The failure is reported as excessive dropped packets.
      The Exchange Test is required to pass Novell Certification.

  The Solution:
	The new version driver implements a new keyword "CDCOFF". The keyword
      can be placed in the NET.CFG file for the DOSODI driver or on the load
      command line for the server driver.



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.

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