SMC Networks, Inc.
NDIS 4.0 Miniport Driver For EtherPower II 10/100 Ethernet Adapter
VERSION HISTORY
04/26/1999 Ver 3.20
Added support for FTX board with Adhoc phy.
03/12/1999 Ver 3.12
Added support for dual channel adapter.
01/30/1999 Ver 3.11
Fixed unload/reload problem reported by Microsoft.
Added support for Adhoc phy for the new XG board.
Added support for NWUF/MagicPacket.
12/02/1998 Ver 3.05
Fixed Cow_mode problem -- machine boots up when the cable is disconnected.
11/18/1998 Ver 3.03
Changed NdisAllocateMemory to NdisAllocateMemoryWithTag on the NDIS5 driver.
Added support for ACPI, re-run the Ndis test.
11/11/1998 Ver 3.02
Added support for WMI.
Fixed memory de-allocation problem.
10/30/1998 Ver 3.01
Fixed an intermitten initialization problem on Windows NT 5.0.
09/25/1998 Ver 3.00
Added FTX support.
09/09/1998 Ver 2.65
Added EZDiag support. Restructure phy chip initialization routines to
support other phy chips. Fixed bug with problem working with cross-over
cable and forcing media-type.
06/09/1998 Ver 2.63
Bug fix: Full duplex led does not show the correct settings when
two stations are connected to each other with a cross-over cable and
on station is set to auto-negotation and the other is forced to
half duplex mode.
04/17/1998 Ver 2.62
Bug fix: Force BNC did not work.
Changed MediaType keyword to ConnectionType.
02/27/1998 Ver 2.6
Bug fix: Bios/Windows95 lockup on restart on a Gateway machine.
02/09/1998 Ver 2.5
Bug fix: Link Up/Down interrupt not generated when line speed is forced.
02/04/1998 Ver 2.4
Bug fix: Had problem reading network address correctly from the registry.
01/17/1998 Ver 2.3
Bug fix: Hang problem when the cable is disconnected.
01/16/1998 ver 2.2
Couple minor bug fixes.
12/18/1997 Ver 2.0
Fixed intermitten hang during reset.
11/20/1997 Ver 1.1
Added support for BTX and Cow mode.
11/05/1997 Ver 1.0
Initial version.
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Click the Update Driver button, then follow the instructions.
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