1. ue2212.zip Driver
2. README.TXT File Contents

README.TXT Driver File Contents (ue2212.zip)

                   Ethernet PCMCIA Adapter Software Support

    < I > To configure this adapter and install software, please type:

          INSTALL <Enter>

          and follow its instructions.


    < II > Software Installation Hints

          1. The PCMCIA Ethernet Adapter must be enabled before it
             will work.  An enabler program, CARDOPEN.EXE, is included 
	     on the distribution diskette.  This program can be installed 
	     in CONFIG.SYS as a DOS device driver, or it can be executed 
	     from the DOS command line.

	     CARDOPEN.EXE supports three kinds of environments.  If the 
	     Card Service Driver is installed, CARDOPEN.EXE will enable
	     the PCMCIA Adapter by using the services supplied by 
	     the Card Service.  The Card Service provides central
	     resource management for multiple PCMCIA cards and is the
	     preferred environment to use PCMCIA Cards.

	     If the Databook CardTalk Socket Service Driver is installed, 
	     CARDOPEN.EXE will enable the PCMCIA Adapter by going through
	     this Socket Service.  Because the socket service does not
	     provide resource management,  using multiple PCMCIA Cards at 
	     the same time may result in conflicts in resource requirements.  
	     This means the PCMCIA Card may not be able to be enabled.

	     If neither Card Service nor Socket Service is installed, 
	     CARDOPEN.EXE will try to enable the PCMCIA Card by programming
	     the PCMCIA controller directly.  The Databook TCIC and Intel
	     82365SL and their compatible controllers are supported.  The 
	     caveat for the socket service also applies here.

          2. For those who installed EMM386.EXE in your CONFIG.SYS, please
             exclude a range of memory from this program.  Ethernet
             PCMCIA Adapter will use this space to read Ethernet ID and other
             information stored on the PCMCIA Card.

             Although CARDOPEN.EXE uses only 4K bytes of memory, 
             Card Service and other system software may require more 
             to function properly.  It is recommended to reserve at
             least 8K for this purpose.  The more PCMCIA cards you
             intend to use at the same time, the more free memory you
	     may need to reserve.

                Example 1: DEVICE=EMM386.EXE NOEMS X=D400-D5FF

			This example excludes 8K bytes of memory from EMM386.  
			This is the absolute minimum for most Card Services 
			to work.

                Example 2: DEVICE=EMM386.EXE NOEMS X=D000-D0FF

                        This example excludes only 4K memory.  This
                        may not be enough to initialize the PCMCIA adapter.

                Example 3: DEVICE=EMM386.EXE NOEMS X=D000-DFFF

                        This example reserves 64K bytes of memory for
                        Card Service.  This will be sufficient in most
                        cases.                        

           3. For those who installed Card and Socket Services device drivers
              in yours CONFIG.SYS, please install CARDOPEN.EXE after those 
	      device drivers since CARDOPEN is a Card Services Client and 
	      should only be  activated after  the Card and Socket  Services  
	      drivers are active.

                Example 1:(DataBook CardTalk)

                DEVICE=SS_2.SYS (Socket Service driver)
                DEVICE=CARDTALK.SYS (Card Service driver)
                DEVICE=CARDOPEN.EXE /PORT=300 /INT=5 

                Example 2:(SystemSoft CardSoft)

                DEVICE=SS365SL.EXE (Socket Service driver)
                DEVICE=CS.EXE (Card Service driver)
                DEVICE=CSALLOC.EXE C:\path\CSALLOC.INI
                DEVICE=CARDOPEN.EXE /PORT=300 /INT=5 

                Example 3:(Phoenix PCMPlus)

                DEVICE=PCMSSDB.EXE (Socket Services driver)
                DEVICE=PCMCS.EXE (Card Service driver)
                DEVICE=CARDOPEN.EXE /PORT=300 /INT=5 


    < III > The "HELP.TXT" file included on the distribution diskette
            offers useful information to help you installing network
	    adapter drivers for different Network Operating systems.
            For more information, please refer to the specific topic in 
	    the HELP.TXT file.


                TOPICS
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            1.     Netware DOS/ODI Driver
            2.     NDIS Driver
            3.     LAN Manager 
            4.     LAN Server (IBM LAN Requester) 
            5.     Pathway Access 
            6.     DEC Pathworks 
            7.     SUN PC-NFS 
            8.     Windows For Workgroup 3.10
            9.     Banyan VINES
            10.    Packet Driver
            11.    PC-NFS