Windows NT SCSI Driver Changes

With the release of Windows NT version 4.0, the drivers for certain SCSI 
adapters have been moved from the base operating system to the Windows 
NT Driver Library (\DRVLIB) included on the Windows NT version 4.0 Beta 
compact disc. Check the following list to determine if any of your 
adapters are affected by this change. If your computer has an adapter 
that appears on this list, you must create a driver disk before 
installing Windows NT version 4.0. Use this disk to install the 
appropriate driver(s) during Setup, or keep the disk handy and install 
the driver using the Control Panel once Setup is complete.

The following drivers have been moved:
  always.sys
  dtc329x.sys
  t128.sys
  t13b.sys
  tmv1.sys
  ultra124.sys
  wd33c93.sys

The following adapters are affected by this change:
  SCSI ADAPTERS   
    Always IN-2000 (always.sys)
    Data Technology Corp. 3290 (dtc329x.sys)
    Maynard 16-bit SCSI Adapter (wd33c93.sys)
    MediaVision Pro Audio Spectrum-16 (tmv1.sys)
    Trantor T-128 (t128.sys)
    Trantor T-130B (t13b.sys)

  DISK CONTROLLERS        
    UltraStor 124f EISA Disk Array Controller (ultra124.sys)


Please see the Windows NT Hardware Compatibility List for additional 
information on these storage adapters.

To create a driver disk for drivers that have been moved to the Driver 
Library

1.      Create a blank formatted 3.5-inch disk.
2.      Copy all files from the following directory to the blank disk:
	  \drvlib\storage\retired\CPU_TYPE
	Where CPU_TYPE is X86 if you are using a machine with an 
	x86-based processor; MIPS if your computer uses a MIPS RISC 
	processor; or ALPHA if your computer uses a Digital Alpha 
	processor.
3.      Label this disk Drivers disk.

To install drivers from your drivers disk during Windows NT version 4.0 
Setup
       
1.      Start Windows NT Setup. 
	During the course of Setup, a message appears stating "Setup 
	has recognized the following mass storage devices in your 
	computer." 
2.      Press S to display a list of supported SCSI host adapters. 
3.      Select Other from the bottom of the list. 
4.      Insert your Drivers disk when prompted to do so, and select 
	your host adapter from this list.  Windows NT will now 
	recognize any devices attached to this adapter. Repeat this 
	step for each host adapter not already recognized by Windows 
	NT Setup.
	
To install drivers when Setup recognizes one of the supported SCSI 
host adapters without making the devices attached to it available for 
use
1.      Restart Windows NT Setup. 
2.      When Windows NT Setup displays the message "Setup is inspecting 
	your computer's hardware configuration...," press F6.  This 
	prevents Windows NT Setup from performing disk controller 
	detection and allows you to install the driver from the Drivers 
	disk you created. Note that all SCSI adapters will have to be 
	installed manually.
3.      When Windows NT Setup displays the message "Setup could not 
	determine the type of one or more mass storage devices installed 
	in your system, or you have chosen to manually specify an 
	adapter," press S to display a list of supported SCSI host 
	adapters. 
4.      Select Other from the bottom of the list. 
5.      Insert the Drivers disk you made when prompted to do so, and 
	select your host adapter from this list. Note that in some 
	cases, Windows NT Setup will repeatedly prompt you to swap 
	disks.  Windows NT will now recognize any devices attached to 
	this adapter. Repeat this step for each host adapter not already 
	recognized by Windows NT Setup.

To install drivers from your drivers disk after running Windows NT 
version 4.0 Setup
1.      After installing the properly configured adapter in your machine, 
	boot into Windows NT version 4.0 as normal.
2.      From the Start button, open Control Panels, then open the SCSI 
	Adapters program.
3.      Select the Drivers tab, then click the Add button.
4.      Click the Have Disk button, insert your drivers disk into Drive 
	A: and click OK.
5.      Highlight the desired driver from the list presented and click 
	OK, then click Continue to load the driver.
6.      You need to reboot your Windows NT version 4.0 system to 
	activate the driver. Click the Restart Computer button to 
	shutdown and restart.