***************************************************************************** * * * PCI 10/100 Fast Ethernet Adapter * * * * ODI Driver for DOS Workstations * * * * * ***************************************************************************** Introduction: ============= The Fast Ethernet 10M/100M ODI Driver for DOS workstations confirms to the Novell Open Data-Link Interface (ODI) specification. This document shows you how to setup the driver and how to use the enhanced functions by setting the custom keywords in configuration file. Contents of the Subdirectory: ============================= FETODI.COM The ODI driver for DOS workstations. FETODI.INS The installation information file. DOSODI.TXT This file. LSL.COM The Link Support Layer module provided by Novell. IPXODI.COM The IPX protocol stack module provided by Novell. NETX.EXE The DOS Support module provided by Novell. Installation: ============= Before starting with the installation process, make sure that the adapter is properly installed and configured. You can use the diagnostic program (A:\SETUP.EXE) to make sure your connection with the network is correct. Installation by using Netware ODI Client Install utility: --------------------------------------------------------- Please install the Netware ODI client driver files following the procedures as described in the Netware installation guide. 1) Enter the destination directory for the Netware client: (The default irectory is C:\NWCLIENT) 2) Install will modify your AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files. Allow changes? (Y/N) 3) Do you want to install support for MS Window? (Y/N) 4) Select the driver for your network board: . Scroll the list to choose OTHER DRIVERS. . Press , and the "Insert The Driver Disk" dialog box will be prompted. Type the path to the directory which contain driver and information file. (A:\NETWARE\DOSODI) . Press and select target ODI driver. . Select optional settings. . Press "F10" to save. 5) Press to install. System with existing Netware client programs: --------------------------------------------- Using NETX.EXE: If there are Netware client programs such as LSL.COM, IPXODI, and NETX.EXE in your system already, you can use the following procedures to setup your system. 1) Copy the FETODI.COM file to the Netware client directory which contains NET.CFG, LSL.COM, IPXODI.COM, and NETX.COM files. 2) Update the NET.CFG file. You can refer to the above sample. 3) Make sure to add LASTDRIVE=E in your CONFIG.SYS file if your want the first network drive to be F. 4) Enter the following commands to connect to your Novell server: LSL FETODI IPXODI NETX F: LOGIN Using VLM.EXE: If there are Netware client programs such as: LSL.COM, IPXODI, and VLM.EXE in your system already, you can use the following procedures to setup your system. 1) Copy the FETODI.COM file to the Netware client directory which contains NET.CFG, LSL.COM, IPXODI.COM, and NETX.COM files. 2) Update the NET.CFG file. You can refer to the above sample. 3) Make sure to add LASTDRIVE=Z in your CONFIG.SYS file. 3) Enter the following commands to connect to your Novell server: LSL FETODI IPXODI VLM F: LOGIN NOTE: ----- Multiple Lan Adapters in a system: If you want to install mutiple Lan adapter in your system, you have to use the keyword, PCISLOT, in NET.CFG file to let driver locate the right adapter. You can use the diagnostic program (A:\SETUP.EXE) under DOS prompt to show all the Ethernet addresses of your adapters. Configuration Files: ==================== File Name: NET.CFG ---------- Sample of configuration file: ----------------------------- ... LINK DRIVER FETODI FRAME ETHERNET_802.2 # The followings are Custom Keywords. Put the keywords to enable the # special functions. FULLDUPLEX ... Custom Keywords: ---------------- FULLDUPLEX This keyword is used to force full duplex mode. HALFDUPLEX This keyword is used to force half duplex mode. SPEED This keyword is used to force Line Speed at 10 or 100. AUTO This keyword is used to force the chip at Auto-Negotiation mode. PCISLOT This keyword is used to force slot number for specified NIC card. Note: You don't have to define INT and PORT number in your NET.CFG file.