Biostar DS200 Download Drivers

Contents on the disk
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README TXT This readme file
AHCIx86 Microsoft Windows miniport disk label file
AHCIx64 Microsoft Windows miniport disk label file
TXTSETUP OEM Microsoft Windows miniport text mode setup file
x86\AHCIx86 INF Microsoft Windows miniport setup file
x86\AHCIx86 SYS Microsoft Windows miniport driver for x86 compatible platforms
x86\AHCIx86 CAT Microsoft Windows WHQL Certified catalog file (place holder)
x64\AHCIx64 INF Microsoft Windows miniport setup file
x64\AHCIx64 SYS Microsoft Windows miniport driver for x64 platforms
x64\AHCIx64 CAT Microsoft Windows WHQL Certified catalog file (place holder)

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Software Version
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Microsoft Windows miniport driver 3.102.1540.25

Summary:
- Gold Release Update for the Broadcom 5751, 5751m 7.5 Project.
- Added Windows 2000 cat file, and Windows NT driver.
- Added 5702, 5705, and 5788 bootcode.

Software Compatibility
======================

This release of software supports:
- Broadcom 5751 Gigabit Ethernet with A0, A1 step silicon

Contents of the CD
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*** Release Version Information Table ***

Product Version Previous Rel.

Windows Driver - WinNT 7.73 n/a
Windows Driver - Win2k 7.73* 7.73
Windows Driver - WinXP 7.73* 7.73*
DOS NDIS2 Driver 7.61 7.61
Linux Driver 7.2.24 7.2.24
Netware ODI32 Driver 7.57 7.57
Netware ODI16 Driver 7.61 7.61
DOS Diagnostics 7.27 7.27
PXE 7.5.14 7.5.14
Bootcode for 5702 3.37 n/a
Bootcode for 5705 3.18 n/a
Bootcode for 5751 3.23 3.23
Bootcode for 5751m 3.23 3.23
Bootcode for 5788 3.04 n/a
BACS 7.5.2 7.5.2
BMAPI 6.4.9 6.4.9
CABW32 6.1.3 6.1.3
User Guide 4.05.03 4.05.03

Contents

1.0 Driver Package Description 1
2.0 System Requirement 1
3.0 Driver Limitations 2
4.0 Driver Installation for Windows XP 3
5.0 Driver Installation for Windows 2000 6
6.0 Driver Installation for Windows ME/98SE/98 16

This package contains the configuration / diagnostic utilities and
device drivers.
1. Directory structure

After extracting the driver package to a directory (e.g. c:\TEMP\). The
directory structure should be as below:

C:\TEMP+---CE4
+---MSI
\---RAW
+---CE5
+---EEPROM
| +---VT6107
| \---VT823x
+---ETHERTOOL
| +---CE4.2
| | +---Debug
| | \---Retail
| \---CE5.0
| +---Debug
| \---Retail
+---FLASH
+---FREEBSD
+---LANSVR40.DOS
+---LANTASTI
+---LINUX
+---MACOSX
+---MSLANMAN.DOS
| \---DRIVERS
| +---ETHERNET
| | \---FETND
| \---NIF
+---NETWARE
| +---CLIENT32
| +---DOSODI
| +---SRVRODI.311
| +---SRVRODI.312
| +---SRVRODI.4
| \---SRVRODI.56
+---NICSET
+---PCNFS
+---PKTDRVR
+---PXE
+---PXERPL
+---RIS
| \---Win2000
+---RPL
+---RPLW95
+---SCO5
+---SOLARIS
+---UNATTEND
| +---NT40
| +---W2000
| +---W9X
| \---XP
+---UNIXWARE
+---WFW311
+---WINSETUP
\---XPE
2. User guide for utilities

Please refer to the text files (*.TXT) in each utility subdirectory.
For example, for diagnostic utility user guide, please check
\DIAG.TXT.
Notice that flash utility is only used for Add-On-Card BootROM flash
purpose. For LAN-On-Motherboard BootROM usage, LAN BootROM should be
integrated into BIOS and than flash the BIOS (with LAN BootROM image)
using flash utility provided by motherboard vendors.
3. User guide for drivers

Please refer to the text files (*.TXT) in each driver subdirectory.
For example, if you are installing Windows platform drivers, please
read the text file in \WIN.TXT for installation information.
Notice that the BootROM image for both Add-On-Card and LAN-On-Motherboard
are contained in this software package. Please see the text files (*.TXT)
included in the BootROM folders for detail.
4. User Guide for Unattended Mode Installation

Please refer to the text files (*.TXT) in \UNATTEND\ subdirectory.
You could find the sample file in each subdirectory as well.
5. User Guide for Windows 2000 RIS Server Remote Installation

Please refer to the text file (*.TXT) in \RIS\Win2000 directory.
6. User guide for Windows applications and documents for manufacturers

Please refer to the PDF format file in \NICSET directory.

This document shows you how to setup the driver in Windows operating system.

Contents of the Subdirectory:
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FETND5AV.SYS The NDIS5 driver for Windows 98/98SE/ME.
FETND5BV.SYS The NDIS5 driver for Windows 2000/XP/SRV2003/Vista.
FETND4.SYS The NDIS4 driver for Windows 95OSR2.
FETND3.SYS The NDIS3 driver for Windows 95.
FETND.DOS The NDIS2 driver for Windows.
FETODI.COM The ODI driver for Windows.
FETNDIS.INF The installation information file.
WINNDI.DLL The Co-installer for Windows.
VUINS16.DLL The Un-installer for Windows.
VUINS32.DLL The Un-installer for Windows 2K/XP/SRV2003.
DIFXAPI.DLL The DIFx API for Vista.
WIN.TXT This file.

Installation:
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Before starting with the installation process, make sure that the adapter
is properly installed and configured.

1. Turn on the power of your PC on to boot from Windows operating system.
Windows will auto-detect your new adapter, and the "New Hardware Found"
dialogue box will appear. Select "Driver from disk provided by hardware
manufacturer" to install driver from the diskette that comes with your
LAN adapter.

2. Insert the driver diskette into your floppy drive, and specify the
path of the driver in the diskette(i.e. A:\) to copy the driver
files to your system.

3. When the driver installation is completed, restart Windows.
Note:

1. The NDIS2 and ODI drivers are only supported in Windows 95.

2. In Setup Option "Flow Control":
When setting to Hardware Default(Auto), the flow control setting is
according to the auto-negotiation result based on PHY hardware default
values. However, when setting to other values(Disable, Enable), driver
will just disable or enable flow control ability according to your setting.