1. 245030.exe Driver
2. OS2ODI.TXT File Contents

OS2ODI.TXT Driver File Contents (245030.exe)

Novell NetWare OS2 ODI
This is an ASCII file called OS2ODI.TXT in the ATI 
CardAssistant INFO directory. Use a text editor or a 
word processor with a mono-space font such as Courier 
to print this file if needed for reference.
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**     Novell NetWare OS2 ODI Workstation Installation    **
**       with the ATI AT-2450 Ethernet Adapter Card       **
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I.    Special Considerations
II.   Installing the AT-2450 OS/2 ODI driver

I.  Special Considerations
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Notes: Be sure you have the NetWare Requester Version 2.0 
      or above if you are using OS/2 Version 2.0 or above.

From a DOS prompt, run the SETUP24 utility if necessary to 
manually view the card's configuration, or to configure the 
media or duplex mode. See manual for details. 

In PCI machines with the PCI 2 bus, the processor may cycle 
indefinitely through the bootup process if the adapter card 
is not installed but the driver is loaded.  This can happen 
if the adapter card has been removed from the computer, yet 
the driver files are loaded. Since it is not always 
possible to determine if you are running a PCI 1 vs a PCI 2 
bus on your processor,

     DO NOT LOAD A DRIVER WITHOUT AN ADAPTER CARD INSTALLED.

To de-install the driver, remove or REM the driver line 
from the CONFIG.SYS file.

II. Installing the AT-2450 OS2 ODI driver
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1.  Insert the "WSOS2_1" diskette in the appropriate drive 
    and then enter "Install".

2.  From the installation menu, choose "Installation" and 
    "Requester on Workstation".

3.  From the next menu, "Set Target Directory", enter the 
    target drive/directory and the source drive. The 
    default target is "C:\NETWARE", and the default drive 
    is "A:". Choose "OK" to continue.

4.  Choose "Edit CONFIG.SYS and Copy All Files" from the 
    "Requester Information" menu.

5.  At the "Choose the ODI LAN Driver" menu, hit the down 
    arrow on the driver box so the program will prompt you 
    for the "WSDRV_1" disk or the third party ODI driver 
    disk. Insert the CardAssistant diskette and press Enter 
    or select "OK". "AT2450.SYS" should appear - choose 
    "OK".

6.  From the "Choose NetWare Support for DOS and Windows 
    Applications" menu, choose the type of NetWare shell 
    support you need for your applications.

7.  From the "Choose Optional Protocols" menu, choose the 
    protocol your applications will require to communicate.

8.  From the "Copy ODI LAN Driver Files" screen, you will 
    be prompted to insert either the WSOS2_DRV or a 
    third-party driver diskette. Insert the ATI 
    CardAssistant diskette. The installation program will 
    automatically search for the ODI driver and copy it and 
    its support files to the directory you chose in the 
    beginning.

9.  Save settings and exit back to the main menu. Choose 
    "Configure" if you need to use a frame type other than 
    ETHERNET_802.3. You can easily make changes to the 
    "NET.CFG". If you have a PCI-1 bus in your system, add 
    the line:
    
    BUSTYPE PCI1

    to the NET.CFG file, i.e.:

     LINK DRIVER AT2450
          BUSTYPE PCI1

    Otherwise the driver may not find the card. If you 
    don't know which bus you have, try loading without the 
    option. If it loads, you don't need it.

    Note: The NET.CFG must remain in the root directory of 
    the drive the requester resides for custom settings to 
    work.

10. Shut down OS/2, and re-boot the system. You should see 
    the ATI ODI driver load as the system comes back up. 
    You should now be able to log in to the network.

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