
            D-Link DE-650 Ethernet PC Card Installation
                   for SCO UNIX LLI Driver


 Introduction
 
        Getting Started will describe the installation instructions.
        Because the UNIX does not support the PCMCIA Card Service, so
        the adapter driver will enable the PCMCIA controller directly.
        It only supports the Intel PCIC compatible chipset.


 Getting Started
 
        This installation procedure applies to SCO UNIX LLI drivers with
        TCP/IP v.1.2x.

        NOTE: Commands in UNIX are case-sensitive, thus, those in
              upper-case will be treated differently from those in
              lower-case.


        Login to the UNIX as super user.
            Login: root
            Password: xxxxxx    ( keyin the password of root )

        Insert the driver diskette in Drive A or Drive B and use
         the doscp command to copy the SCOUNIX Driver into the UNIX
         directory. Type:

                # cd /
                # doscp a:/scounix/setup65s /setup65s
            (or # doscp b:/scounix/setup65s /setup65s)
                # chmod +x /setup65s
                # ./setup65s a:
            (or # ./setup65s b:)

        Add a chain by executing the following command:

            #netconfig

           A menu similar to the following appears on the screen:

           1) Add a chain
           2) Remove a chain
           3) Reconfigure an element in a chain
           q) Quit

        Select option 1 "Add a chain".

           The following prompt appears on the screen:

           Select top level of chain to Add or q to quit:

        Type sco_tcp for SCO TCP/IP for UNIX.

           The following message appears:

           Select next level of chain to Add or q to quit:

        Select d65e0.  This value varies according to the card number.

           The following prompt appears:

           Add chain sco_tcp->d65e0 (y/n):

        Type "y" for yes.

        Installing the driver into the link kit

        The Message display:

         .Enter IRQ (3,4,5,9,10,11,15) [5] or 'q' to quit:
         .Enter I/O base address (300..360) [300] or 'q' to quit:
         .Enter RAM base address (c0000..ec000) [d0000] or 'q' to quit:
         .Enter PCMCIA Slot Number (0,1) [0] or 'q' to quit:

        Answer the question accordingly. Type [Enter] means using default

        This message then appears:

            Enter the internet address of this interface:

        Specify the internet address of the interface.

            The following message appears:

            Enter the netmask for this interface:

        Specify the subnet mask for the interface.  Default mask
                 is 255.255.255.0.

        The following message appears on the screen:

        Does the interface use a broadcast address of all 1's (y/n):

        Answer this question accordingly.  Default is "y".

        The following then appears:

        Enter the broadcast address for this interface:

        Type in the broadcast address for the interface.

        The program asks:

        Are these values correct ? (y/n)

        If you think all values specified are correct, type "y".
         Otherwise, answer "n" and repeat the process.

        The following message appears on the screen:

        XX Pseudo ttys are currently configured, do you want to:

                1) Add Pseudo ttys
                2) Remove Pseudo ttys
                Select an option or enter q to quit [q]

        Type "q".

            The main menu reappears on the screen:

        1) Add a chain
        2) Remove a chain
        3) Reconfigure a element in a chain
        q) Quit
        Select option:

        Select "q".

        The following message appears on the screen:

        Do you want to relink to kernel now ?

        Type "y" for yes.

        The following appears:

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

        Type "y" for yes.

        The following message appears on the screen:

        Do you want the kernel environment rebuilt (y/n)

        Type "y" for yes.

        Reboot UNIX by typing the following:
         # shutdown -y -g0


 Further Information
 
        You can retrieve statistical information via the #netstat -i
        command. Executing this command displays a screen similar to the
        following:

     Name   Mtu   Network   Address   Ipkts  Ierrs Opkts   Oerrs Collis

     d65e0  1500  192.9.200 unix2     423     0     423     0     0
     lo0    2048  170.23    localhost 180     0     180     0     0

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