***************************************************************** * ASUSTeK PCI-DA2100/DA2200 Series * * Drivers and Utilities for NetWare 5.0x * ***************************************************************** Dear customer, In this directory: \NETWARE\V5_X RAIDDIM.NLM - RAID Driver Interface Module DA2000.DDI - NetWare Information File DA2000.HAM - Disk Driver for NetWare v5.0x Install the Driver During the NetWare 5.0x Installatation -------------------------------------------------------- 1. Refer to the NetWare Installation manual to start the installation of NetWare 5.0x, and follow the on-screen instructions to install. 2. When the screen appears: Install found the following hardware but was unable to find a matching driver: PCI Disk Controller 8086.7111.0000.0000.01 Press <Enter> for a list of drivers to choose from or <F3> to continue. Press <ENTER> to the driver selection screen. 3. A list of the drivers appears on screen. Press <Ins> key to install the driver for PCI-DA2100/DA2200. Insert the PCI-DA2100/DA2200 driver diskette into floppy drive, and press <ENTER> on hte next screen. 4. A list of selections appears: RAIDDIM.NLM - RAID Driver Interface Module(Rev. 1.11A). DA2000.DDI - NetWare Information File. DA2000.HAM - Disk Driver(Rev. 1.11B) for NetWare v5.0 Choose "DA2000.DSK" and press <ENTER> to select. 5. Follow the on-screen instruction to complete the installation of NetWare. Using Text RAID Manager to Configure RAID ----------------------------------------- 1. Boot up the NetWare system. 2. Use "load" command in NetWare to load the Text RAID Manager: ServerName: load a:\raidman\netware\raidman (if using the driver diskette to load) Please follow the Instruction manual of PCI-DA2100/DA2200 for the detail operation of the Text RAID Manager. ** Important ** A. ALWAYS CHANGE THE CACHE TO WRITE-BACK DISABLED BEFORE INSTALLING OPERATING SYSTEMS AND PARTITIONING. PCI-DA2100/DA2200 is a high performance PCI RAID controller with Write-Back cache enabled. During the installation of some operating systems, the installation program might reset the computer automatically while the cache still contains data not yet written to the drives. It might cause the installation or partitioning failure. To avoid the failure, always switch the cache mode to Write-Back DISABLED (Write- Through mode) before changing the drive partition (e.g. using DOS FDISK) and before installing any operating systems. B. HOW TO CHANGE CACHE MODE TO WRITE-BACK DISABLED? Using BIOS Text RAID Manager (PC platform only) to disable the Write-Back Cache. Power on the computer, press <CTRL><I> when the PCI-DA2100/DA2200 information appears. Choose "Configure RAID" from the menu and press <Enter> to enter a proper display mode (either ANSI, VT-100 or ANSI Color). In the Main Menu, choose "View and Edit Configuration Parameters", then "Caching Parameters". A sub-menu contains "Write Back Cache Enabled/Disabled" which refers to the Write Back mode is Enabled or Disabled. Press <ENTER> on it and choose "Yes" to change it. After the cache mode changed, it is a must to reset the computer to take affect the new setting. After the driver partitioning and operating system installed, using the same procedure to enable the Write Back cache, the high performance Write Back Caching will bring your system into a higher performance level.Download Driver Pack
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