Novell NetWare Server 4.x ------------------------- For a NetWare 4.x server configuration, We provides a NetWare Server 4.x ODI driver which is included on the PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter driver diskette. Note: ----- The directory structure provided on the PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter driver diskette has been setup for automatic OEM installation. Also, more information can be found in the Novell NetWare 4.x documentation. Use the (LOAD) and (BIND) commands to load the NetWare 4.x ODI server driver as described below. For more information on these commands, refer to the Novell NetWare 4.x LAN Driver Installation documentation. There are two methods for loading the NetWare Server 4.x driver: (1) use the server command line prompt (":") or (2) edit the (AUTOEXEC.NCF) file. Note: ----- If you use the server command line, you will need to load the driver each time the system is booted. If you edit the AUTOEXEC.NCF file, it will automatically load the driver each time your system is booted. Follow the steps listed below: ------------------------------ 1 Install NetWare 4.x on your system. 2 Copy the ODI Server driver (RTSSRV.LAN) from the PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter driver diskette to the hard disk directory where the NetWare 4.x system files are located. The following path should be used to access the files from the PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter driver diskette: NOTE: Rename the exiting MSM.NLM and ETHERTSM.NLM before start to copy the following files into your NetWare systems. A:\SERVER.ODI\4.x\MSM.NLM A:\SERVER.ODI\4.x\ETHERTSM.NLM A:\SERVER.ODI\4.x\NBI.NLM A:\SERVER.ODI\4.x\RTSSRV.LAN NOTE: While system load the NBI.NLM, server will prompt you message as : Warring: This version of NetWare does not support protected mode BIOS accesses. Without a loader patch some PCI drivers may fail. The NBI file is necessary to running driver on NetWare 4.1. The above message just tell you NetWare 4.1 is not support NBI(NBI is a new loader module on NetWare 4.11). 3 Boot NetWare by executing (SERVER.EXE). Refer to the appropriate Novell NetWare documentation on loading disk drivers and mounting volumes for more information. 4 To load the driver manually, follow the steps listed below. If you want to load the driver using (AUTOEXEC), go to step 5. Notes: ------ (1) You must unload ETHERTSM.NLM then unload MSM.NLM before loading the driver Simply type unload ETHERTSM unload MSM (2) You will need to specify the DOS path if the driver is located in a DOS partition. Type the following command at the file server console: LOAD RTSSRV The relative files will loading automatically. Next, press <Enter> to accept "SLOT=" number where your PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter is located. An example with the PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter : SLOT = 4 Then, bind the driver to the IPX protocol stack by typing: BIND IPX TO RTSSRV NET=xxxx (Bind to IPX or any other protocol stack; where e.g., xxxx=1234) Then press <Enter>. The installation of the NetWare Server 4.x driver is now complete. 5 To load the driver using (AUTOEXEC), you must first edit the (AUTOEXEC.NCF) file. * Type "LOAD INSTALL" at the server prompt (":") to access the Install Utility. * Open the "MAINTENANCE/SELECTIVE INSTALL" menu and select the "NCF File Options" from the menu to access "EDIT AUTOEXEC". * Then add the following command lines to the (AUTOEXEC.NCF) file. An example with a PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter: LOAD RTSSRV FRAME=Ethernet_802.2 BIND IPX TO RTSSRV NET=xxxx (Bind to IPX or any other protocol stack; where e.g., xxxx=1234) The installation of the NetWare Server 4.x driver is now complete. Notes: ------ (1) You will need to specify the DOS path if the driver is located in a DOS partition. FRAME (Multiple Frame Type Support) ----------------------------------- The FRAME keyword should be used with the LOAD command to designate the desired frame type. In addition, to support multiple FRAME types, the BOARD keyword must be used in conjunction with the FRAME keyword if no IO Address is specified. The available frame types: Ethernet_802.2 Ethernet_802.3 Ethernet_SNAP Ethernet_II Please refer to the appropriate Novell NetWare documentation for details regarding each frame type. For example, to load multiple frame types for one PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter, the following commands should be entered: LOAD RTSSRV FRAME=Ethernet_802.2 LOAD RTSSRV FRAME=Ethernet_802.3 LOAD RTSSRV FRAME=Ethernet_II LOAD RTSSRV FRAME=Ethernet_SNAP Then press <Enter>. Finally, the driver must be (binded) to the IPX protocol for each frame type based on the procedure provided in the Novell NetWare documentation. FRAME (Single Frame Type Support) --------------------------------- The FRAME keyword should be used with the LOAD command to designate the desired frame type. For single FRAME support, no other keyword is needed to designate the frame type. The available values and description to load FRAME types is explained above. NAME ---- The NAME keyword may be used with the LOAD command to specify the board number to the selected physical adapter board. This keyword is used to load a different frame type to the same board. For example LOAD RTSSRV FRAME=ETHERNET_802.2 NAME=E_802.2 BIND IPX TO E_802.2 LOAD RTSSRV FRAME=ETHERNET_802.3 NAME=E_802.3 BIND IPX TO E_802.3 Loading Multiple PCI Fast Ethernet Adapters ------------------------------------------- The driver must be loaded again for each new PCI Fast Ethernet Adapter installed in the system. If more than one adapter card will be installed, the user must specify the SLOT number for each card. For example, to load two PCI Fast Ethernet Adapters: LOAD RTSSRV For board 1: load RTSSRV slot=4 For board 2: load RTSSRV slot=3 ------------------------------------[END]--------------------------------------Download Driver Pack
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Expand the archive file (if the download file is in zip or rar format).
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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.
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