   FTP PC/TCP for DOS Installation

   Introduction:
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   This document describes the procedure to install packet driver on
   FTP PC/TCP for PCI ethernet adapter.

   Location of Driver:     \PACKET\PCIPKT.COM
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   Sample Configuration Files:
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      AUTOEXEC.BAT
      PCIPKT 0x60

   Notes:
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      1. Load the packet driver using the software interrupt and any
         optional switches if required.

         Usage: PCIPKT [options] <software_int_no>

         Example: PCIPKT -w 0x60

         The only required parameter is the software interrupt. A packet
         driver needs to have a software interrupt assigned to it for other
         programs to access it.  The recommended interrupt 0x60.  If you need
         any of the options listed below, place them before the software
         interrupt on the command line.

         -i - Force driver to report itself as 802.3 instead of Ethernet II.
         -d - Delayed initialization.  Used for diskless booting
         -n - NetWare conversion.  Converts 802.3 packets into 8137 packets
         -w - Windows hack, obsoleted by winpkt
         -p - Promiscuous mode disable
         -h - Help
         -u - Uninstall


      2. This is an auto sensing packet driver.  That means it will auto-
         matically scan the system until it finds the adapter I/O address
         and IRQ. The software interrupt will still need to be given in the
         command line when invoking the packet driver.

      3. Run PCIPKT.COM, the screen will appear following message:

         Found Card 0: EtherID=00:40:05:67:89:01,IO=300,IRQ=5 on 16-bit slot.
         Driver is attached to card 0. It is configurated as:
         System: [345]86 processor, PCI bus, Two 8259s
         Packet driver software interrupt is 0x60 (96)
         Interrupt(IRQ) number 0x5 (5)
         I/O port 0x300 (768)
         My Ethernet address is 00:40:05:67:89:01

      4. Execute the ETHDRV.EXE device driver program (provided by FTP).

You are now ready to use FTP's PC/TCP.
