
               PCMCIA Fast Ethernet Card Packet Driver
                       Installation Overview

 Contents
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        .Introduction
        .User's Guide
        .Driver Directory Structure
        .Support Options
        .Copyrights, Trademarks, and Disclaimers

 Introduction
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        Packet drivers are general drivers used by many operating systems,
        especially TCP/IP software packages.  If the network system that is
        installed specifically mentions support for packet drivers, then
        it is likely that it will be able to the provided packet driver
        without problems.

        The most important thing to remember when installing packet drivers
        is the software interrupt vector.  The default interrupt vector for
        the packet drivers is 0x62 hexadecimal.  Most network operating
        system supporting packet drivers will try to automatically search for
        packet drivers already loaded in the computer's memory.  However,
        some packages will require a provided interrupt vector for the packet
        driver.  Furthermore, some packages can only work with certain
        interrupt vectors. which require a software interrupt vector parameter
        when loading.  Please see the section at the end of this document for
        description on packet driver parameters.

        Since the PCMCIA Fast Ethernet are software configurable, the
        packet driver will automatically detect the hardware parameters.
        If the packet driver can properly read the adapter's MAC address
        during loading, then the hardware is normally working properly.

 User's Guide
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         LE100PD.COM <packet_int_no> <int> <i/o address>

        Packet Driver Parameters:

        <packet_int_no> is the software interrupt vector number used by the
                       packet driver program.  Options include: 96 to 128.

        <int> is the hardware interrupt used by the card. this should match
              the PCMCIA drivers interrupt selection for the card. Options
              include: 3,4,5,6,9,10,11, or 15.

        <i/o address> is the hardware i/o address used by the card.  This
              should match the PCMCIA drivers i/o address selection for
              the card.


 Support Options
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        If you still cannot get the Card working properly, our
        technical experts are always ready to help.  Please be at your
        computer, have your PCMCIA Card, Drivers Disk, and the following
        information available:

        * Version number of LANEN.EXE or any drivers you are running
        * The extact text of any error message displayed on your screen
        * The type of computer
        * The type of network

 Copyrights, Trademarks, and Disclaimers
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 All references to MS, Windows, Win95, Windows 95, Windows NT, WinNT are
 rights reserved by Microsoft Corporation

 All references to Nvl., ODI, Netware, NW, IPX, IPXODI, and LSL are rights
 reserved by Novell Corporation

 Further rights reserved to their respective corporations

