1. epcifc240.exe Driver
2. FLASH.TXT File Contents

FLASH.TXT Driver File Contents (epcifc240.exe)

			ATTO ExpressPCI FC Flash Initialization
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Installation:
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	The FLASHX.EXE program along with the BOOTROM.SYS, FCCONFIG.SYS,
        EPCI_MAC.21/22, EPCI_MAC.SIM, and FCMAIN.21/22 files should reside in
        the same directory along with batch file FLASH.BAT.


Usage:
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The FLASHX.EXE program is provided in order to allow clients to:

	1. Upgrade the system boot driver on boards containing older
	   versions (required when upgrading to a new driver release),

	2. Change the system boot driver as may be required for use with
	   some operating systems, or

	3. Reinitialize a corrupted FLASH memory.


The command line format is as follows:

	FLASHX {-d|-u} [-m [Filename]] [-s [Filename]] [{-p|-pr} [Filename]]
            [-f [Filename]] [-g [Filename] [-r [Filename]] [-c ChanNum]

	where:

	    -d	Selects dump mode;
	    -u	Selects update mode;
            -f	Updates/dumps the RISC Firmware used by the
                SCSI chip, default filename FCMAIN.21 and/or FCMAIN.22;
	    -g	Updates dumps the PC Congiguration program,
                default filename FCSETUP.COM;
	    -m	Updates/dumps the Mac boot ROM driver, default
                filename EPCI_MAC.21 and/or EPCI_MAC.22 in the current
                directory;
            -s  Updates/dumps the Mac SIM driver, default filename
                "EPCI_MAC.SIM" in the current directory;
	    -p	Updates/dumps the PC boot ROM driver, default
                filename "BOOTROM.SYS" in the current directory,
                adjusting image for ATTO header;
	    -pr	Updates/dumps the PC boot ROM driver, default
                filename "EPCI_PC.ROM" in the current directory,
                without adjusting for ATTO header;
	    -r	Updates/dumps the entire flash memory in raw
                image mode, RawFilename must be specified;
	    -c	Specifies a channel number, ChanNum, to be
                updated/dumped, starts at 1, default is update
                all, dump the first;




Notes:
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	The ExpressPCI FC adapters can be run in either a PC or a Macintosh
	computer.  Therefore, there are two boot drivers on the card.  The
	Flash program can update either or both boot drivers at once.

	To write the current (default) PC driver, RISC firmware, Mac drivers
	and Setup program to the flash memory, use the following command:

	    flashx -u -p -m -s -f -g

		or simply

	    flashx -u

	For convenience, the file FLASH.BAT is provided to simplify this
	process.  FLASH.BAT simply executes the FLASHX program with the
	single argument -u, which updates everything on the card,
	disregarding any arguments the user might have typed in.

	Some operating systems may require a special boot driver, replacing
	either the PC or Mac driver or both.  When such a need arises,
	instructions for replacing the boot driver will be provided with
	the operating system driver.

        This utility along with all the drivers and other software on the
        distribution disks work with either the ISP2100 or ISP2200 based
        host bus adapters.  This utility will automatically select the
        files with the .21 extension for the 2100-based cards and the files
        with the .22 extension for the 2200-based cards.  It is allowable
        to have a mixture of the two card tyoes in the same system.