Available 1 files for Cnet CN-970EBT

Company

Cnet

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

Cnet CN-970EBT

Description

32-bit PCI-bus Ethernet Adapter

Version

1.40

Size Driver

605KB

File Name

e970.zip

Observations

10EBT/VL and 970EBT Ethernet Driver Installation Guidelines

Basic hardware configuration operations

A. For the VL-BUS, plug the 10EBT/VL adapter into a VL-BUS slot on
the motherboard. After booting DOS, set the IRQ and I/O address
by using the SETUP program. When done, install the appropriate
network driver as described below.

B. For the PCI bus, plug the 970EBT adapter into a PCI slot on the
motherboard. Check that the IRQ jumper has been enabled if
there is one. While booting, confirm all options have been
correctly set: PCI slot number, IRQ, I/O address (port), bus master
enabled, device enabled, etc. When done, install the appropriate
network driver as described below.

Setting up the Novell NetWare ODI driver for DOS

A. Insert the 970EBT floppy disk into drive A: or B:.
B. Create a subdirectory named NETWARE on the hard disk (e.g. C:\NETWARE).
C. Copy the PCNTNW.COM from the \NOVELL\WKSTN\DOSODI subdirectory of the
970EBT disk to the directory, NETWARE, on the hard disk.
D. Copy the files LSL.COM, IPXODI.COM, NETX.EXE from the appropriate
Novell NetWare disk to the directory, NETWARE, on the hard disk.
E. Create a batch file in the NETWARE directory with the following content:
C:\NETWARE\LSL <--- Link Support Layer
C:\NETWARE\PCNTNW <--- 970EBT driver
C:\NETWARE\IPXODI <--- IPX protocol stack file
C:\NETWARE\NETX <--- NetWare Shell
(The user can also append the above statements into AUTOEXEC.BAT)
F. Run the batch file.
G. After NETX is executed, and if a server is present, the computer will
attach to the server and display the server name on screen.

Installing the Novell NetWare ODI driver for OS/2

A. Insert the 970EBT floppy disk into drive A: or B:.
B. Create a subdirectory named NETWARE on the hard disk (e.g., C:\NETWARE)
C. Copy the OS/2 ODI driver, PCNTNW.OS2, from the 970EBT disk,
\NOVELL\WKSTN\OS2ODI subdirectory to the C:\NETWARE directory.
D. Edit the CONFIG.SYS file and replace the NetWare-supported LAN
adapter driver with the name of the OS/2 ODI driver, PCNTNW.OS2.
Example:
DEVICE=C:\NETWARE\PCNTNW.OS2
NOTE: If the Novell OS/2 Requester is used to install the driver,
the requester will automatically make the modification to CONFIG.SYS.

The following is an example from NetWare 3.x of the CONFIG.SYS load
sequence for the OS/2 ODI driver for the IPX protocol stack.
DEVICE=C:\NETWARE\LSL.SYS
RUN=C:\NETWARE\DDAEMON.EXE
DEVICE=C:\NETWARE\PCNTNW.OS2
DEVICE=C:\NETWARE\IPX.SYS
DEVICE=C:\NETWARE\NWREQ.SYS
IFS=DEVICE=C:\NETWARE\NWIFS.IFS
RUN=DEVICE=C:\NETWARE\NWDAEMON.EXE
E. The default setting may be modified when the driver loads by
creating the file NET.CFG.

Installing NetWare Server 3.12 and 4.X Driver

A. Insert the 970EBT floppy disk into drive A: or B:.
B. Create a subdirectory named NETWARE on the hard disk (e.g., C:\NETWARE).
C. Copy the ODI server driver, PCNTNW.LAN and all of the files with
extension NLM, from the \NOVELL\SERVER\3.12(or 4.x) subdirectory of
the diskette to C:\NETWARE.
D. Boot NetWare by executing SERVER.EXE.
E. To load the driver manually