Readme for Intelligent ISDN PCI under Windows 98/Me *************************************************** 1. Alterations against manual: ------------------------------------ a-law/µ-law switch: a-law/µ-law selection is made automatically by selected D-Channel protocol. You may override this automatic selection by using this configuration switch. To change this setting open the network control panel and display the properties of the 'Intelligent ISDN PCI'. Switch to the 'advanced' tab on the property pages and select 'a/b Speech coding'. Change the value to your needs. You will have to reboot before the change will take effect. 2. Limitations / Known issues: ------------------------------------ 2.1. Installation under Windows 98: If the Microsoft Dial-Up-Networking was not installed at any time on your Windows 98 system it will be installed automatically during the installation of the Intelligent ISDN PCI. If you had installed the Microsoft Dial-Up-Networking any time before on your Windows 98 system but it isn't installed anymore please use the Add/Remove programs control panel to install the Dial-Up-Networking. 2.2. Driver under Windows 98 Second Edition: Windows 98 Second Edition Problems with NDIS Intermediate Drivers SYMPTOMS ======== On a computer that is running Windows 98 Second Edition and using networking software that is implemented as a Network Driver Interface Specification (NDIS) intermediate driver, one of the following symptoms may occur: The computer may stop responding (hang) while starting up or shutting down. Your network throughput and overall network performance may gradually decrease, sometimes to the point that the computer hangs or becomes completely unresponsive to network requests. CAUSE ===== This problem can occur if the NDIS intermediate driver code is preempted by the operating system when it is not safe to do so. As a result, a "race" or "deadlock" condition may occur, causing the operating system to hang. RESOLUTION ========== A supported fix that corrects this problem is now available from Microsoft, but it has not been fully regression tested and should be applied only to systems experiencing this specific problem. To resolve this problem immediately, download the fix from WWW.MICROSOFT.COM. Search for "Q243199" and follow the link to the downloadpage. Copyright Intelligent 06/04/2002Download Driver Pack
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