1. a101v22.zip Driver
2. SCO5.TXT File Contents

SCO5.TXT Driver File Contents (a101v22.zip)

                                                                9/9/1998
              SCO UNIX 5.0.x AcerLAN ALN-101 MDI Driver
         ==================================================

NOTES:
      Before install the driver, you must use "acerset.exe" to change
      the PNP mode into the Jumpless mode.	

The following files will be used in this installation:

Files          Contents
-----------    -----------------------------------------
Driver.o       ALN-101 MDI Driver Program
setup          Transfer dos format to unix format setup program
Master         Used by netconfig
System         Used by netconfig
Node           Used by netconfig
Space.c        Used by netconfig
space.h        Used by netconfig
lkcfg          Used by netconfig
r2e            Used by netconfig



1.  Installation Diskette in DOS format.
    Put ALN-101 SCO UNIX Driver diskette to floppy A: and use doscp
    command to copy ALN-101 SCO UNIX Driver into UNIX's directories.

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


2.     Use netconfig utility

       Avaiable options:

       # netconfig

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

4.  Select "AcerLAN ALN-101 Ethernet Adapter Driver" from list.
      
    NOTES: If you ever used old ALN-101 driver, you can find the description
           "AcerLAN ALN-101 PnP Ethernet Adapter Driver, board 0".
           Now please ignore it or you also can remove it from list
           using below method:

           # cd /usr/lib/netconfig/info
           # rm r0e0

5.  Add Protocol to select SCO TCP/IP. 
       
6.  Enter the internet Address of this interface    n.n.n.n

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

8.  Enter the boardcast address for this interface  default: n.n.n.n

9.  Do you want to relink to kernel now ?           y

10. Do you want this kernel to boot by default (y/n) y

11. Do you want the kernel environment rebuilt (y/n) y

12. Reboot unix

        # reboot