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OS/2 Network Information File | 1997-02-20 | 1.9 KB | 54 lines |
- ;
- ; Extended OS/2 NIF file for installation under Lan Server 3.0 and 4.0
- ;
- [E100B]
- Type = NDIS
- Title = Intel EtherExpress PRO/100B OS/2 adapter
- Version = 1.14
- Drivername = E100B$
- Xports = NETBEUI LANDD
-
- [FILE]
- Name = E100B.OS2
-
- ; Parameter start
-
- [SPEED]
- display = "Media Speed"
- type = Decimal
- set = 10, 100
- optional = YES
- editable = YES
- help = "The driver can configure the adapter for either 10 or 100 Mbps.
- Assigning a value to this parameter will override the Auto-Speed-Sense feature
- of the driver. Leave the field blank to enable the Auto-Speed-Sense feature."
-
- [FORCEDUPLEX]
- display = "Force Duplex Mode"
- type = Decimal
- set = 1, 2
- optional = YES
- editable = YES
- help = "The driver can configure the adapter for either Half or Full Duplex.
- Automatic detection of Full Duplex REQUIRES a hub with ports which are capable
- of performing N-Way auto-negotiation, so forcing the duplex mode to Full is
- recommended for most users connecting to a Full Duplex hub. Assigning a value
- of 1 (Half) or 2 (Full) to this parameter will override the auto-negotiation
- feature of the adapter, and will also make the SPEED parameter REQUIRED.
- Leave the field blank to enable the auto-negotiation feature."
-
- [SLOT]
- display = "Slot/Device Identifier"
- type = Hexadecimal
- range = 0-1FFF
- optional = YES
- editable = YES
- help = "Use of this parameter is only required in systems with more than one
- adapter installed. If you are installing more than one PCI adapter: 1) complete
- the configuration process, but leave the Slot field blank for each driver;
- 2) restart the system and record the list of Slots that each PRO/100B driver
- displays; 3) complete the configuration by assigning one of the values from
- the list (without the '0x') to the Slot parameter of each PRO/100B driver.
- Leave the field blank if you have only one adapter installed."
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