1. eiger8x.exe Driver
2. README.TXT File Contents

README.TXT Driver File Contents (eiger8x.exe)

The README.TXT file contains:

        I.    Current release version for drivers and utilities.
        II.   Technical tips 

        All of the device drivers and utilities are fully compatible with
        PCMCIA/CD-ROM card.  Please use this file as supplement to your 
        installation/user guide.

I.      Current released device drivers and utilities version.
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    PCMIDE sub-directory--

         PCMI80CL SYS     3,132 10-07-96   5:34p    v4.30
         STATPCDM SYS     17,600 02-07-97  7:27p    v2.10
         README   EXE     38261 03-23-94   3:53p
         README   TXT      
      
II.    Technical tips
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    Use this section as supplement to the Trouble Shooting section in the
    manual.


    a.  If your notebook or desktop PCMCIA card reader is using the 
        Databook controller, be sure to edit the SuperClient Driver 
        inside the CONFIG.SYS as the following:
     
             "device=c:\pcmcia\cardtalk.sys /iow=150-157 /iow=350-357"

       This will exclude the Cardtalk( SuperClient ) driver to 
        check the io range between the 150-157 and 350-357.

    b.  If your notebook or desktop PCMCIA card reader is using the 
        CARDWARE services, be sure to edit the CARDWARE.INI [Resources]
        section as the following:
		I/O=0x150,0x10,E,10
		I/O=0x350,0x10,E,10
		I/O=0x160,0x10,E,10
		I/O=0x360,0x10,E,10
		I/O=0x170,0x10,E,10
		I/O=0x370,0x10,E,10
		IRQ=10,E
		
    b.  Following is a sample CSALLOC.INI if your notebook or desktop 
		installed with the SystemSoft's Cardsoft/Cardwiz Card/Socket
		services.
        MEM=D000-DFFF
        IO=108-10F,120-14F,150-1EF,1F8-2E7,2F0-2F7,300-34F,350-3BF
        IRQINCLUDE=5,9,A,C
		Make sure the ranges( 0x150-0x17F and 0x350-0x37F ) may claimed by 
		the PCMCIA CD-ROM card are included.

    c.  SystemSoft Card/Socket service may still allocate the IRQ B
        or IRQ 11 even though the CSALLOC.INI evidently does not include
		it.  See the example shown on item b.
		If so and the CD-ROM drive indeed access funny, please exclude the 
		IRQ B or IRQ 11 from the CSALLOC.INI by adding the statement:
		EXCLUDEIRQ=B

    d.  If your notebook or desktop PCMCIA card reader is using the 
        Cirrus Logic Socket service, be sure to exclude the IRQ 15
        as the resource for card service.  Consult the PCMCIA driver
        manual to exclude the resouce.