1. initio.exe Driver
2. README.TXT File Contents

README.TXT Driver File Contents (initio.exe)

         Initio INI-9XXXU/UW Device Driver (V2.01) for DOS
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1. Overview

   Under the Microsoft DOS operating System, the INI-9XXXU/UW host adapter
BIOS will provide the necessary functions to support SCSI hard disks. The BIOS
supports up to two hard disk drives for DOS 4.01 and below. It supports more
than two (up to eight) hard disk drives for DOS 5.0 and above.

    You don't have to install a device driver to access the hard disk. However
you need to install ASPI(Advance SCSI Programming Interface) device driver to
support other SCSI devices such as CDROMs, Tape drives, or Scanners.

   The DOSSETUP utility will install the Initio ASPI device driver
(ASPI910U.SYS) for DOS 3.3.1 or later.  It will also optionally install the
Corel SCSI CD-ROM device driver(CUNI_ASPI.SYS & CRLSCSI.INI), windows 3.1X
32-bit fastdisk device driver (I91CTRL.386) and Initio ASPI for windows device
driver (WINASPI.DLL).



2. Installation Procedures


   1. Insert the diskette into your floppy drive.


   2. Change to the drive letter that contains the diskette.

        (e.g., C:>A:)                

   3. Type DOSSETUP.

        A:>DOSSETUP         



3. Driver Command Line Options

    The standard format for command line in the CONFIG.SYS file is:

        DEVICE=C:\INIASPI\ASPI910U.SYS [Driver Config Option]


    Driver Config Options:

       /D       Verbose mode provides detail information about driver when
                driver is inititalized
       /L       Drvier scan eight LUNs for each SCSI Target.
       /Bx,yy   Scan device only on PCI BUS x, DEVICE yy
                The range for "x" is from 0 to 7.
                The range for "yy" is from 0 to 20.
       /Bx      Scan all the devices on the PCI BUS x
                The range for "x" is from 0 to 7.
       /Syy     Scan device only on the PCI BUS 0 & Device yy.
                The range for "yy" is from 0 to 20.
       /CCBSx   defines the maximum number of concurrent I/Os that driver
                supports. The range for "x" is from 1 to 16.


4. About CRLSCSI.INI
  CRLSCSI.INI contains the current settings for Corel SCSI CD-ROM Device
  Driver.

 * AUTOSCAN     indicates whether the device driver automatically scans 
                for devices when loading.
 * DEVICE       displays the SCSI ID, LUN, host adapter, and device type
                for an included device.
 * DISABLEMULTI indicates whether you can use multi session CDs.
 * DISABLEXA    indicates whether you can use Photo CDs.
 * EXCLUDE      displays the SCSI ID, LUN, and host adapter of an excluded
                device.
 * NUMDEVICES   displays the number of devices that the device driver
                includes.
 * NUMEXCLUDE   displays the number of devices that the device driver
                is excluding.
 * PAUSE        indicates whether the device driver pauses after loading.
 * SETVOLUME    indicates whether you've set the volume level for audio
                output.
 * TIMEOUT      displays the time out value, by default 15 seconds,
                for SCSI commands. For example, if an attempt to access
                a CD ROM drive exceeds 15 seconds, an error message is
                displayed.
 * USEEMS       indicates whether the device driver is loaded in EMS.
 * VERBOSE      defines whether the screen displays information as the
                device driver is loading.
 * VOLUME       displays the volume level for audio CDs.