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*                  Fast Ethernet 10M/100M PCI Adapter                       *

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*                    ODI Driver for OS/2 Workstations                       *

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Introduction:

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  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:

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    FOS2ODI.SYS         The ODI driver for OS/2 workstations.

    OS2ODI.TXT          This file.

    NET.CFG		Sample network configuration file.



Installation:

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  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 OS2 ODI Client Install utility:

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

    Please install the Netware ODI OS2 Requester files following the procedures

    as described in the Netware installation guide. For detailed information,

    refer to Novell manual "NetWare Requester for OS/2". Default installation

    directory is C:\NETWARE.



    1)  Copy FOS2ODI.SYS (from this diskette) to your C:\NETWARE directory.



        If the following line is present at your CONFIG.SYS, remark it.

           DEVICE=C:\NETWARE\NE2000.SYS



        Then add the following device driver statement to your CONFIG.SYS file:

           DEVICE=C:\NETWARE\FOS2ODI.SYS



    2)  You can modify NET.CFG file for special settings. For detailed

        information about common Keywords, please refer to Novell manual.

        There is one special keyword: PCIID , which is the PCI Ethernet

        adapter EtherID value. If 0 is given, driver will use the first

        adapter found.





  NOTE:

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    Multiple Lan Adapters in a system:

      If you want to install mutiple Lan adapter in your system, you have to

      use the keyword, SLOT, in NET.CFG file to let driver locate the right

      adapter. 





Configuration Files:

====================



    Sample of configuration file:

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



    File Name:          CONFIG.SYS

    ----------

        ...

        REM DEVICE=C:\NETWARE\NE2000.SYS

        DEVICE=C:\NETWARE\FOS2ODI.SYS

        ...



    File Name:          NET.CFG

    ----------

    Link Support

	Max Stacks 8

	Max Boards 4	

	

    LINK DRIVER FOS2ODI

    FRAME  ETHERNET_802.2

	FRAME  ETHERNET_802.3	

	FRAME  ETHERNET_II

	FRAME  ETHERNET_SNAP

 

    PROTOCOL STACK SPX

    SESSIONS 255

    NETWARE REQUESTER

    DEFAULT LOGIN DRIVER F





    Custom Keywords:

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

        PCIID hhhhhhhhhhhh              This keyword is the Ethernet Address of

                                        the adapter you want to drive. If there

                                        are more than one ethernet adapters in

                                        your system, you have to use this

                                        keyword to let driver locate the right

                                        adapter. However, you don't have to use

                                        this property or let the value to be

                                        zero (i.e. PCIID = 0) if there is only

                                        one adapter in your system.

        FULLDUPLEX                      This keyword is used to force full

                                        duplex mode.

        HALFDUPLEX                      This keyword is used to force half

                                        duplex mode.

        SPEED 100 or 10                 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.

        SLOT n                          This keyword is used to force the slot

                                        number the driver loaded.



	Note: For PCI mode adapter, you don't have to define INT and PORT value

              in your NET.CFG file, driver will ignore these settings.