
                    Accton SmartEnabler Installation
                       FOR SCO UNIX

History:

1/25/95 v 1.0.1
     1. Add the code to the SCO custom installation script to
        allow a user to select the NAT0 LAN IO port and IRQ
        if the NAT0 (NE2000) driver is NOT yet installed or
        configured.

     2. Add to the installation script the prompt to
        allow a user to select Y/N to relink the kernel.

     3. Include the prompt
        "PCMCIA LAN Card was ..."

5/4/1995 v 1.0.3
     1. SmartEnabler is now support UnixWare 1.1 as well as 2.0.

4/1/1997 v 1.0.4
     1. SmartEnabler is now support EN2212 and EN2216

README.TXT      This file Installation procedure file
SCOLSEN.TAR     Accton SmartEnabler driver for SCO 3.2 UNIX tar format

   CONTENTS
 

         1.0     Installation for SCO UNIX SVR3.2

                 1.1    Install the SmartEnabler
                 1.2    Remove the SmartEnabler

         2.0    Installation for SCO Enabler
                from tar file


         Apendix A: Configure the NE2K drivers
                    for SCO UNIX.

                 Configure SCO NAT (NE2K) driver





         1.0     Installation For SCO UNIX/ODT

         1.1     Install the SmartEnabler


         To install the Accton SmartEnabler for the SCO UNIX System V
         Release 3.2  or  SCO Open Desktop,  a user needs to follow
         these steps:

         1.1.1   After system is bootup login as root.

         1.1.2   Insert the Accton SmartEnabler for SCO UNIX/ODT diskette
                 into drive 0 (or drive A).

         1.1.3   Type the following command


                       custom               <Enter>


         1.1.4   Select "Install" and press <Enter>

         1.1.5   Select "A New Product" and press <Enter>

         1.1.6   Select "Entire product" and press <Enter>

         1.1.7   When prompted, the user inserts the Accton
                 SmartEnabler V1.0.2 in the proper drive.
                 Next the user should select "continue" and press <Enter>

         1.1.8   Wait until the kernel rebuild to complete.

         1.1.9   The System should prompt the user as follows:

         Ŀ
                Do you want this kernel to boot by default(y/n)_    
         

         1.1.10  Type "y" and press    <Enter>

        1.1.11   System should prompt the user as follows:

        Ŀ
               Do you want this kernel environment rebuit(y/n)_    
        

       1.1.12   Select "y" and press       <Enter>


       1.2    Remove the SmardEnabler

             To remove the SmartEnabler driver from the SCO UNIX/ODT, a user
             needs to do the following:


       1.2.1  Make sure the user is in supper user mode and type:



                   Custom                         <Enter>

       1.2.2  Select the Remove option from the custom menu and press
              <Enter>


       1.2.3  Select the Accton SmartEnabler for SCO UNIX/ODT and
              press <Enter>

       1.2.4  Wait for the System to rebuild and reboot the system to
              allow the new kernel to take effect.



      2.0 Installation for SCO  enabler from tar file


       2.1 To build the SCO custom diskette for Accton SmartEnabler do the
           following:
           -------------------------------------------------

        1. Go to the /tmp in SCO UNIX system.

                cd /tmp                         <Enter>

        2. Copy the scolsen.tar file from the DOS diskette to /tmp directory:

                doscp a:scolsen.tar scolsen.tar <Enter>

        3. Detar the file:

                tar xvf scolsen.tar             <Enter>

        4. Go to scolsen directory:

                cd /tmp/scolsen                 <Enter>

        5. Now build the custom diskette by inserting a formatted
           diskette into the drive and type:

                Drive A (or drive 0)
                ---------------------

                        For 1.2M diskette:

                                tar c2v .               <Enter>

                        For 1.44M diskette:

                                tar c6v .               <Enter>

                        For 720K diskette:

                                tar c4v .               <Enter>

                Driver B (or drive 1)
                ---------------------

                        For 1.2M diskette:

                                tar c3v .               <Enter>

                        For 1.44M diskette:

                                tar c7v .               <Enter>

                        For 720K diskette:

                                tar c5v .               <Enter>


        6. Install the driver using the custom command

                Drive A (or drive 0)
                ---------------------

                        For 1.2M diskette:

                                custom -m /dev/rfd096ds15       <Enter>

                        For 1.44M diskette:

                                custom -m /dev/rfd0135ds18      <Enter>

                        For 720K diskette:

                                custom -m /dev/rfd096ds9        <Enter>

                Drive B (or drive 1)
                ---------------------

                        For 1.2M diskette:

                                custom -m /dev/rfd196ds15       <Enter>

                        For 1.44M diskette:

                                custom -m /dev/rfd1135ds18      <Enter>

                        For 720K diskette:

                                custom -m /dev/rfd196ds9        <Enter>



        Note:   This driver for SCO  will auto-detect the installed
                NE2000 or (nat0) driver and set the IO and IRQ
                accordingly.  If the NE2000 or nat0 is not installed
                it will set the IO and IRQ to default values
                at IO=0x300 and IRQ=5.

        Note also:  Please remove the old driver before installing the new one.




         Appendix A: Configure the NE2K(nat0) for SCO UNIX/ODT


         A.1    NE2K (nat0) LAN Driver installation

         A.1.1  To install the NE2K for SCO UNIX a user needs to make the NAT
                device:



                      mkdev nat                <Enter>

         Ŀ
          NOTE: the enabler will detect the I/O address and IRQ  
                used by NE2K (nat0).                             
                                                                 
                  I/O address   = 0x300                          
                  IRQ           = 5                              
         

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