This driver diskette contains one EISA configuration directory and three driver
directories for DOS and NetWare. Refer to your manual for more details about
each specific item. A special notice regarding the compatible CD-ROMs for
ASPICD.EXE is also contained in this file.

A DOS driver installation file (INSTALL.EXE), which resides in the <DOS>
directory, can help you install the drivers by auto-updating the AUTOEXEC.BAT
& CONFIG.SYS files. A file, DEVICE.LST, is also included to list the device
tested.

The other driver diskette that contains LOCK/UNLOCK driver packages for SCO and
ISC is UNIX-formatted and cannot be read from DOS. Therefore, their
installations are described in this README.TXT file. These two UNIX drivers are
useful to removable media devices.


0. A:> : The other file in the root directory => DEVICE.LST

	1.0. DEVICE.LST: This is a list showing the devices tested and also
			 special notices for some specific devices.

1. <CF>: It contains EISA configuration file, overlay file, and advanced setup
	 utility for MCS or other ECUs.

	1.1. <MCS>: (advanced utility already included)
		    a. DC-820 => copy both the !TRM0820.CFG and TRM0820.OVL
				 into your ECU diskette.
		    b. DC-320 => copy both the !TRM0320.CFG and TRM0320.OVL
				 into your ECU diskette.
	1.2. <OTHER>: (other ECUs, such as AMI ... etc.)
		    a. DC-820 => copy both the !TRM0820.CFG and ACF20SU.EXE
				 into your ECU diskette.
		    b. DC-320 => copy both the !TRM0320.CFG and ACF20SU.EXE
				 into your ECU diskette.
	Note:
	Both the !TRM0320.CFG and !TRM0820.CFG of \CF\OTHER subdirectory work
	without TRM0320.OVL and TRM0820.OVL under ALL ECUs. The original
	functions of TRM0320.OVL and TRM0820.OVL are supported by ACF20SU.EXE.

2. <DOS>: It contains ASPI drivers and utilities for both DC-320 and DC-820.

	2.1. ASPIBME.SYS : ASPI driver for DC-320/820
	2.2. DISKDRV.SYS : ASPI driver for HDD and removable media devices
	2.3. TFDISK.EXE  : DOS compatible disk partition utility
	2.4. TOOLBME.EXE : low-level format, mirroring initialization, disk
			   image copy/compare, & error logging utilities
	2.5. CHKDRIVE.EXE: logical drives status checking utility
	2.6. ASPICD.EXE  : CD-ROM driver
	2.7. INSTALL.EXE: This is a DOS driver installtion utility that helps
			  you install the device drivers for HDD, removable
			  media, CD-ROM, and tape by auto-updating the
			  CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files.

3. <NETWARE.310>: It contains drivers for Netware 386 V3.10.

	3.1. NV310BME.DSK: driver for HDD and removable media devices
	3.2. BELOW16.DSK: memory allocator for memory below 16 Meg
	3.3. ASPITRAN.DSK: ASPI driver for devices other than disk, like
	     tape, DAT or CD-ROM.

4. <NETWARE.311>: It contains drivers for Netware 386 V3.11.

	4.1. NV311BME.DSK: driver for HDD and removable media devices
	4.2. ASPITRAN.DSK: ASPI driver for devices other than disk, like
	     tape, DAT or CD-ROM.

5. UNIX LOCK/UNLOCK driver package installation: These two drivers for SCO/ISC
   UNIX are in the other diskette. Since the UNIX driver diskette is
   UNIX-formatted, it is unrecognizable under DOS.

	5.1. SCO UNIX V.3.2.2 (** similar function is default supported by SCO
			       UNIX V.3.2.4 **)
	     [Driver installation]
	     To install the driver, insert the working copy of the UNIX driver
	     diskette in drive A:

		0. To prepare the installation for 360KB (5"1/4) driver
		   diskette, you must type:
		   cd /dev
		   mv dsk/f0 dsk/f0.org ; mknod dsk/f0 b 2 132
		   mv rdsk/f0 rdsk/f0.org ; mknod rdsk/f0 c 2 132

		   NOTE: if the diskette is of 720KB (3"1/2), replace the
		   above commands with:
		   cd /dev
		   mv dsk/f0 dsk/f0.org ; mknod dsk/f0 b 2 164
		   mv rdsk/f0 rdsk/f0.org ; mknod rdsk/f0 c 2 164

		1. At the prompt, type:
		   installpkg

		2. Press <Enter> to choose to install from floppy driver 0

		3. Press <Enter> to install the driver

		4. Press <Enter> to choose the SCO UNIX is being installed

		5. To have the newly built UNIX take effect, reboot the system

		6. Restore the original filename modified in step <0>
		   accordingly:
		   cd /dev
		   mv dsk/f0.org dsk/f0
		   mv rdsk/f0.org rdsk/f0

	     [Driver removal]
	     To remove the driver, you can follow the procedures:
		1. At the prompt, type
		   removepkg <Return>

		2. Type the corresponding number of:
		   "EISASC Lock/Unlock Driver Package"

		3. Press <Enter> to remove the driver

		4. To have the newly built UNIX take effect, reboot the system

	     [Removable media support]
	     This driver supports removable media like Magneto Optical drive.
	     Upon successful installation, two utility files rmount and rumount
	     will be found under /etc to replace original "mount" and "umount"
	     commands. These two files lock/unlock medium before/after file
	     system is mounted/un-mounted, preventing accidental replacement of
	     medium.

	 5.2 ISC UNIX V 3.2
	     [Driver Installation]
	     To install the driver, insert the working copy of the UNIX driver
	     diskette in drive A:

		1. At the prompt, type
		   sysadm <Enter>

		2. Enter SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION and choose softwaremgmt option
		   by typing:
		   5 <Enter>

		3. Enter softwaremgmt and choose installpkg option by typing:
		   1 <Enter>

		4. Enter density of the diskettes you are installing from and
		   choose 360 KB (5"1/4 double density) option by typing:
		   2 <Enter>

		5. Press <Enter> to install the driver

		6. Press <Enter> to choose the ISC UNIX is being installed

		7. Press <Enter> to reboot the system

	     To ensure the driver is properly installed, type the following
	     command to check the driver listing:   displaypkg <Return>

	     [Driver Removal]
	     To remove the driver, you can follow the procedures:
	     1. At the prompt, type
		removepkg

	     2. Type the corresponding number of:
		"EISASC Lock/Unlock Driver Package"

	     3. Press <Enter> to remove the driver

	     4. Press <Enter> to reboot

	     [Removable Media Support]
	     This driver supports removable media like Magneto Optical drive.
	     Upon successful installation, two utility files rmount and
	     rumount will be found under /etc to replace original "mount" and
	     "umount" commands. These two files lock/unlock medium before/after
	     file system is mounted/un-mounted, preventing accidental
	     replacement of medium.

6. ASPICD.EXE option setting for compatible CD-ROMs
   If your CD-ROM is compatible with other manufacturer and not recognized, you
   have to add one more option, i.e., /t:XXX. XXX is short for compatible
   manufacturer name. For example, if your DEC CD-ROM CDU-541 is compatible
   with SONY CDU-541 and not recognized by the previous command, you can try
   add one more option as follows:
	device=c:\aspi\aspicd.exe /d:cdrom0 /t:SON
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