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INI File
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1995-06-01
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2KB
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89 lines
[IBMAC]
Type = NDIS_MULT
Title = "IBM PS/2 Adapter for Ethernet Networks"
Version = 1.19
DriverName = MACETH$
XPORTS = NETBEUI LANDD
COPYFILE = ETH.MSG, ETHH.MSG
[File]
Name = MACETH.OS2, MACETH2.OS2
Path = A:\OS2
[SlotNumber]
tag = SLOTNUMBER
display = "Micro Channel slot number"
type = decimal
range = 1 - 8
optional = YES
editable = YES
help = "This parameter specifes the slot number of the corresponding
network adapter card in the workstation. The system will default to
the lowest numbered slot containing a network adapter card of this
type. Specify this parameter only when more than one IBM Ethernet
Network adapter card is present in the same workstation."
[MaxRequests]
display = "Maximum number of queued general requests"
type = Decimal
default = 8
range = 6 - 24
step = 1
optional = Yes
editable = Yes
virtual = No
help = "This parameter specifies the maximum number of general requests
that can be concurrently outstanding."
[MaxTransmits]
display = "Maximum number of queued transmits"
type = Decimal
default = 12
range = 6 - 24
step =
optional = Yes
editable = Yes
virtual = No
help = "This parameter specifies the maximum number of TransmitChain
commands that can be concurrently queued by the network adapter
driver."
[ReceiveBuffers]
display = "Number of receive buffers"
type = Decimal
default = 12
range = 6-24
optional = Yes
editable = Yes
virtual = No
help = "This parameter specifies the number of receive buffers
allocated in the host memory."
[ReceiveBufSize]
display = "Receive buffer size"
type = Decimal
default = 256
range = 256 - 1536
step = 256
optional = Yes
editable = Yes
virtual = No
help = "This parameter specifies the size of the receive buffers in
bytes. The value specified must be an even number and must be large
enough to hold the expected received frames of average size. It is
not necessary that a value be specified to hold the largest expected
frame. The network adapter driver handles large frames in multiple
receive buffers."
[ReceiveChains]
display = "Receive chain queue entries"
type = Decimal
default = 12
range = 6 - 24
step =
optional = Yes
editable = Yes
virtual = No
help = "This parameter specifies the number of entries in the
receive chain header queue."