FTP.TXT Driver File Contents (nd53xx.exe)

NDC ND5300 Plug and Play Ethernet Adapter
NDIS Driver for FTP PC/TCP for (DOS) Installation
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PRE-INSTALLATION

     You should setup and diagnose the Instant-Link adapter(s) by
     applying NDCONF3 before you install and/or run the NOS or
     network applications.


INSTALLATION PROCEDURE

1)   Insert the "NDC Setup diskette" into drive A: and copy ND5300
     NDIS driver to the destination subdirectory of your PC (the
     recommended Destination Subdirectory is C:\PCTCP).

          A:\> Copy A:\NDIS2\ND5300.DOS C:\PCTCP

2)   Refer to Chapter 5 of the PC/TCP Installation and
     Configuration Guide, entitled "Using an NDIS Driver with the
     Generic Kernel".

3)   Copy the netbind files from the \NDIS2 subdirectory on FTP Disk
     A, labeled "Unsupported Network Software".

4)   Using any text editor, add the following lines to your
     workstation's CONFIG.SYS file:

          DEVICE=C:\PCTCP\PROTMAN.SYS /I:C:\PCTCP
          DEVICE=C:\PCTCP\ND5300.DOS
          DEVICE=C:\PCTCP\DIS_PKT.GRP

     Adjust the drive and path specifications to match your
     installation.

5)   Use any text editor to make the PROTOCOL.FTP file in the
     \PCTCP subdirectory on your PC's hard drive look as
     follows:

          [Protocol Manager]:
               Drivername = protman$

          [PKTDRV]
               Drivername = pktdrv$
               Bindings = ND5300_NIF
               Intvec = 0x60
               Chainvec = 0x65

          [ND5300_NIF]
               DriverName = ND5300$

6)   Rename the PROTOCOL.FTP file as PROTOCOL.INI. Refer to your
     DOS manual if you need assistance.

7)   Proceed with the rest of the instructions in the PC/TCP
     Installation and Configuration Guide.


NDC ND5300 Plug and Play Ethernet Adapter
Packet Driver for FTP PC/TCP for (DOS) Installation
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INSTALLATION PROCEDURE

1)   Insert PC/TCP Netware Software for DOS "Disk 1" into drive
     A: or B: .

2)   Go to drive A: or B: and type: "INSTALL" and press <Enter>.

3).  When you are installing the PC/TCP generic kernel, the
     Operating Environment menu lists 12 environments. Please
     select an IEEE 802.3 packet driver, answer "Y" in the "Pkt Drv"
     field. When you have selected the type of driver appropriate
     to network configuration, press <F10> and continue the installation.

4)   Edit the AUTOEXEC.FTP.

     - Replace:

          echo Run packet driver here.

     with:

          ND5300PK 0x60
          ETHDRV

     where the packet driver (ND5300PK.COM) will use
     software interrupt vector 0x60 for ND5300 adapter.

     Note: Packet Driver Basic Syntax:

          ND5300PK <packet_int_no>

     where:

     <packet_int_no>  This specifies the software interrupt (IRQ)
                      where you'll load the packet driver. It must
                      be in the range 0x60 to 0x80.

                      The PC/TCP kernel, by default, is loaded at
                      interrupt 0x61 (so don't load the packet
                      driver there!)

5)   Copy ETHDRV.EXE file from "PC/TCP Network Software for DOS
     disk 2" to your PC/TCP directory (usually C:\PCTCP).

6)   Insert the "NDC Setup diskette" to drive A: and copy ND5300 Packet
     driver to the destination subdirectory on your PC (the recommended
     Destination Subdirectory is C:\PCTCP).

          A:\> Copy A:\PKTDRV\ND5300PK.COM C:\PCTCP

7)   To preserve your current AUTOEXEC.BAT file, rename it to
     AUTOEXEC.OLD.

          REN C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT C:\AUTOEXEC.OLD

     Copy AUTOEXEC.FTP to AUTOEXEC.BAT

          COPY C:\AUTOEXEC.FTP C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT

     This completes the installation of FTP PC/TCP.

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