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*                        PCMCIA Fast Ethernet Card                          *
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*                       DOS ODI Driver Installation                         *
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1. Enable the PCMCIA Fast Ethernet Card.

      ECARD.EXE is the PCMCIA Fast Ethernet Card MS-DOS enabler program.
      You have to run ECARD.EXE to enable the adapter before bringing up
      the DOS ODI driver.

      The syntax for ECARD is:

         ECARD [/IRQ=x] [/MEM=mm] [/IO=nnn] [/O] [/?]

         Valid options:
                x = Interrupt number (3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 12, 15).
               mm = Hex memory location (e.g. C0, C8, D0, D8).
              nnn = IO range (300, 320, 340, 360).
               /O (overwrites current socket settings).
               /? Displays this screen.

         The default value for IRQ is 3.  The default value for IO is
         0x300.

         Example:  The following command enables adapter with IRQ 5 and
                   I/O port address 300:

            ECARD /IRQ=5 /IO=300

      If you installed EMM386.EXE in CONFIG.SYS, please exclude memory
      address range D000-DFFF or D400-D7FF from EMM386.EXE.  ECARD.EXE
      uses this space to read configuration information from the adapter.

        [Example]
           DEVICE=EMM386.EXE NOEMS X=D000-DFFF

2. Load the PCMCIA Fast Ethernet Card DOS ODI Driver.

      The directory "\NETWARE\DOSODI" on the Driver Disk contains the
      adapter DOS ODI driver.  You need the following files to bring
      up the DOS ODI driver.

        a. LSL.COM: supplied by Novell.
        b. TC5299.COM: DOS ODI driver.  Included on this Disk.
        c. IPXODI.COM: supplied by Novell.
        d. VLM.EXE or NETX.EXE: supplied by Novell.
        e. NET.CFG: optional configuration file.


      You can specify optional parameters for the DOS ODI driver in the
      NET.CFG file.  The following is a sample of this file:

      ----------------------------------------------------------------

      Protocol
         Bind TC5299

      LINK DRIVER TC5299
         INT 5
         PORT 300
         ;AUTOSENSE                  ;set in Auto Sense mode (AN Enable)
         ;LINESPEED 100              ;set LineSpeed in 10/100 Mode
         ;DUPLEX FULL                ;set Duplex in HALF/FULL Mode
         ;FLOWCONTROL                ;set FlowControl in full deplex mode
         FRAME Ethernet_802.3
         FRAME Ethernet_802.2
         FRAME Ethernet_II
         FRAME Ethernet_SNAP

      NetWare DOS Requester
         FIRST NETWORK DRIVE = F
         NETWARE PROTOCOL = NDS BIND

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   The NET.CFG keywords are explained below:

   PORT       This keyword specifies the starting IO Address in hexadecimal
              format.  The default value is 300.

              This value must match the one reported by ECARD.EXE.

   INT        This keyword specifies the IRQ value to be used by adapter.
              The default value is 3.

              This value must match the one reported by ECARD.EXE.

   AUTOSENSE  This keyword specifies the connection type to be NWAY, or
              Auto-negotiation.  Since the default connection type is
              NWAY, this keyword is redundant.

   LINESPEED  This keyword specifies the connection speed in 10/100 mode.
              Valid Speed: 10 -- 10Mbps, 100 -- 100Mbps.

   DUPLEX     This keyword specifies the connection duplex in Full/Half mode.
              Valid duplex mode: Full -- Full Duplex mode, Half -- Half Duplex mode.

   FLOWCONTROL
              This keyword specifies the FlowControl in full deplex mode.


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