Ether16 LAN Card Setup for AT&T UNIX SVR4.2.2 ----------------------------------------------------------------- Contents: Before You Begin Setup Technical Support -------------------------------------------------------------------------- BEFORE YOU BEGIN -------------------------------------------------------------------------- If your computer does NOT have a plug-and-play motherboard, the following notes apply to you: 1. Before attempting to install the Ether16 LAN Card's network software drivers, you MUST configure the card's internal settings with the SETUP program included on Ether16 disk 1 under the UTILITY directory. Use the program to set the card's interrupt (IRQ) and I/O settings. For directions on using SETUP, see your Ether16 user guide. 2. Most network software packages like Windows 95, Windows NT, Novell NetWare, etc., include a "generic" network driver that will work with a wide range of network cards. This generic driver is called a "Novell NE2000" compatible driver, and it is fully supported by the Ether16 card. If your network software package asks you to choose the name of the network card you're installing from a list of available adapters, and you find "NE2000" or "Novell NE2000" listed, you don't need to follow the directions below---simply choose to install the NE2000 driver and the Ether16 Card will be ready for use. THE ETHER16 IS ONLY NE2000 COMPATIBLE WHEN THE CARD'S PLUG-AND-PLAY MODE IS TURNED OFF. If your PC has a plug-and-play motherboard, and you wish to use the generic NE2000 driver, you must run the Ether16 SETUP program and turn the card's plug-and-play mode off. Setup ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Login to UNIX as the "root" user Insert Ether16 disk 1 into Drive A: (or B:) and execute the following commands to copy the AT&T UNIX drivers into the unix volume: (for Drive A:) #doscp a:/at\&tunix/setup setup #chmod +x setup #./setup a:/at\&tunix (for Drive B:) #doscp b:/at\&tunix/setup setup #chmod +x setup #./setup b:/at\&tunix Next, install the driver: #cd /usr/lib/tcprt/eth #./d22e The following message appears: Do you wish to install or delete the network driver(i/d/q)? Answer "i" to install the adapter. Depending on the number of adapters installed in your system, the following prompts appear: Note: The IP address and sub-net masks may have to be obtained from the network administrator. /* first adapter installation */ Do you want to configure Board_0? (y/n/q) y Enter number of media selection [3]: 3 Please enter the IP host name for the device d22e_0 (default:xx ) XXXX Please Initialize the IP Address for host XXXX: n.n.n.n Configure host XXXX with default Ethernet (TM) ifconfig option? yes /* second adapter installation */ Do you want to configure Board_1? (y/n/q) y(n) Enter number of media selection [3]: 3 Please enter the IP host name for the device d22e_1 (default:xx ) YYYY Please Initialize the IP Address for host YYYY: n.n.n.n Configure host YYYY with default Ethernet (TM) ifconfig option? yes /* third adapter installation*/ Repeat the previous steps .... Do you wish to relink the kernel now? (y/n/q) y Reboot the system for all modifications to be activiated # shutdown -y -g0 HOW TO GET TECHNICAL SUPPORT ------------------------------------------------------------------------ There are a variety of methods that you can use to get FREE technical help or sales information about Linksys products. Support Hotline (949) 261-1288 Fax (949) 261-8868 BBS (949) 261-2888 (8-N-1) E-mail support@linksys.com World Wide Web http://www.linksys.comDownload 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.
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From the Properties dialog box, select the Driver tab.
Click the Update Driver button, then follow the instructions.
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