1. AEF630TX.zip Driver
2. INSTALL.TXT File Contents

INSTALL.TXT Driver File Contents (AEF630TX.zip)

	       Driver Installation Guide for SCO UNIX 5.X
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Introduction
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    This document describes the procedure  to install the MDI driver on
    SCO UNIX 5.X station for AEF-360TX Family PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter.

    Location of Driver: \SCO5\8139.VOL


Installation Procedure
======================
    Before you start with the installation process,  make sure	that the
    SCO UNIX system is properly installed. Similarly, your AEF-360TX PCI
    adapter should also be properly installed in your machine.

    1. Installation Diskette in DOS format.
       Put AEF-360TX Adapter Driver diskette to floppy A: and use "doscp"
       command to copy AEF-360TX PCI Driver into UNIX's directories.

	# cd /
	# doscp A:/sco5/setup  /setup
	# chmod +x /setup
	# ./setup

       Then, the install program will ask you for path of the files,
       you can key in:

	a:/sco5     or	   b:/sco5

    2. Run 'custom' utility to add AEF-360TX PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter
       driver software to system.

	Select the following option::
	      "Software"
	      -> "Install New"
	      -> "From 'your computer'"
	      -> 'MediaImages"

       Then enter the directory of driver image(8139.VOL) which
       should be "/tmp"

    3. Use netconfig utility
	Avaiable options:

	# netconfig

    4. To add adapters, select "Add New Lan Adapter" from "Hardware".

    5. Select the line speed from the menu:

	(1)Hwset,(2)Auto,(3)10half.(4)10full.(5)100half.(6)100full.

       if you select Hwset, driver will read configuration from EEPROM
       on the card. the configuration can be modified by running
       'rset8139' in the driver disk. The program is for DOS.

    6. Add Protocol to select SCO TCP/IP.

    7. Enter the internet Address of this interface,
	for example : 192.9.9.1

    8. Enter the netmask for this interface
	(default 255.255.255.0)

    9. Enter the boardcast address for this interface
	use default: n.n.n.n

   10. Do you want to relink to kernel now ? (y/n)
	type in 'y'


   11. Do you want this kernel to boot by default (y/n)
	type in 'y'

   12. Do you want the kernel environment rebuilt (y/n)
	type in 'y'

   13. Reboot unix

	# init 0