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[IBMTRDB]
Type = NDIS_SNGL
Title = IBM LANStreamer Adapter NDIS Device Driver (IBMTRDB.OS2)
Version = 1.0
DriverName = IBMTRDB$
XPORTS = NETBEUI LANDD
COPYFILE = LT6.MSG, LT6H.MSG
[File]
Name = IBMTRDB.OS2
Path = IBMCOM\MACS
;
; General MAC driver parameters
;
[NetAddress]
display = "Network adapter address"
type = HexString
StrLength = 12
Range = 400000000000 - 7FFFFFFFFFFF
Optional = Yes
Editable = Yes
Virtual = No
Help = "To set a locally administered address for the adapter,
type in the local address you want to use. The local address must contain
12 hexadecimal characters and be enclosed in double quotation marks. The
address must be within the range X'400000000000' through X'7FFFFFFFFFFF'.
If you do not assign a locally administered address, the adapter uses the
universally administered address. NOTE: Do not assign the same local
address to more than one adapter."
;
; MAC driver tuning parameters
;
[MaxTransmits]
display = "Maximum number of queued transmits"
type = Decimal
Default = 31
Range = 2 - 512
Optional = Yes
Editable = Yes
Virtual = No
Help = "This parameter specifies the maximum number of transmit queue
entries. The network adapter driver allocates approximately 260
bytes for each transmit queue entry. The value of this parameter
should be high enough to accommodate the sum of all Maximum Number
of Queued Transmits parameter values for all protocol drivers using
the adapter concurrently."
[MinRcvBuffs]
display = "Minimum adapter driver receive buffers"
type = Decimal
Default = 20
Range = 2 - 512
Optional = Yes
Editable = Yes
Virtual = No
Help = "This parameter specifies the minimum number of receive buffers
that are allocated. The value must have the following relationship:
(Minimum Adapter Driver Receive Buffers value x Size of Adapter Driver
Receive Buffer value) > size of the largest frame on the network.
This value must be > 4500 bytes on a 4Mbps network, and > 18000 bytes on
a 16Mbps network, in order to receive a maximum length frame."
[SizWorkBuf]
display = "Size of adapter driver receive buffer"
type = Decimal
Default = 2048
Range = 96 - 18000
Optional = Yes
Editable = Yes
Virtual = No
Help = "This parameter specifies the size of each receive buffer.
Refer to the Minimum Adapter Driver Receive Buffers parameter for more
information about the value of this parameter."
[MulticastNum]
display = "Maximum number of group addresses supported"
type = Decimal
Default = 1
Range = 1 - 256
Optional = Yes
Editable = Yes
Virtual = No
Help = "This parameter specifies the maximum number of group addresses
supported by the driver."
[EnableTxEofInt]
display = "Enable the transmit end of frame interrupt"
type = Decimal
Default = 1
Set = 0, 1
Optional = Yes
Editable = Yes
Virtual = No
Help = "This parameter specifies whether the transmit end of frame interrupt
should be enabled or not. A value of 1 indicates that transmit end of frame
interrupt will be recognized by the interrupt handler. A value of 0 indicates
that the transmit end of frame should not be recognized by the interrupt
handler. A value of 0 may be desirable in some environments to reduce the
number of times the interrupt handler is invoked, such as in a server
environment."
[LoopBack]
display = "Loop back is supported by the adapter"
type = Decimal
Set = 0, 1
Optional = Yes
Editable = Yes
Virtual = No
Help = "This parameter is used to determine whether loopback is to be supported
by the adapter or to be handled by the protocol stack. If this paramter is set
to a 0, then frames transmitted by this station, that would have been received
by this station, must be looped back by the protocol stack. If this parameter
is a 1, then loopback will be handled by the adapter and frames transmitted
by this station, addressed to this station, will be received. If not
specified, loopback will be set by the driver to a 1 unless the adapter is
operating in a 16 bit bus slot, or is a 16 bit adapter, and is operating at
16 Mbps. Loopback is set to a 0 in this situation because some microchannel
machine do not have sufficient bus bandwidth to handle 16 Mbps doing
simultaneous transmits and receives."