DEC 1994 NDIS Driver Program Installation ================================== The NDIS driver programs in this disk support the following D-Link cards: DE-650CT *********************************** NOTE *********************************** Each DE-650 series adapter comes with a driver diskette of its own. If you have more then one model of DE-650 adapter, make sure that you use the driver diskette that was included with the DE-650 adapter you are using. **************************************************************************** This diskette is labeled as LAN_DRV_DLK and the files are organized as follows: Directory Contents ---------------- ---------------------------------------------- \IBMPC\NDIS\DOS NDIS driver for DOS. \IBMPC\NDIS\OS2 NDIS driver for OS/2. D-Link NDIS driver program for DOS follows the Microsoft's NDIS spec v2.0.1. D-Link NDIS driver program support the following network operating systems: MS LAN Manager v2.x DECnet PathWork v4.x WIN/TCP PathWay Access for DOS v1.x 3COM 3+ Open v1.1 Banyan VINES v4.00(2) IBM LAN Support Program v1.3.x Windows for Workgroups v3.1x IBM OS/2 2.0 / LAN Server v2.0 IBM LAN Server v3.0 IBM Communication Manager v1.0 Artisoft LANtastic v6.0 *********************************************** * How to install DE65N.DOS on MS LAN MANAGER * *********************************************** 1) Prepare a diskette with volume name "DOS_DRV_DLK" and create directories in the following manner: >label a: DOS_DRV_DLK -- Insert a blank disk in drive 'A'. >md MSLANMAN.DOS -- Make a directory called MSLANMAN.DOS. >cd MSLANMAN.DOS >md DRIVERS -- Make a directory called DRIVERS. >cd DRIVERS >md ETHERNET -- Make a directory called ETHERNET. >md NIF -- Make a directory called NIF. >cd ETHERNET >md DE65N -- Make a directory called DE65N. MSLANMAN.DOS (root) | DRIVERS ________|_________ | | ETHERNET NIF _____|______ | | DE65N 2) Insert the DE-650 driver program diskette in drive 'A' and insert the prepared diskette (DOS_DRV_DLK) in drive 'B'. Afterwards, copy the appropriate NDIS driver files from drive 'A' to 'B'. >a: -- Go to drive 'A'. >cd \IBMPC\NDIS\DOS >copy \IBMPC\INSTALL\*.* B:\MSLANMAN.DOS\DRIVERS\ETHERNET\*.* >copy DE65N.DOS B:\MSLANMAN.DOS\DRIVERS\ETHERNET\DE65N >copy PROTOCOL.INI B:\MSLANMAN.DOS\DRIVERS\ETHERNET\DE65N >copy DE65N.NIF B:\MSLANMAN.DOS\DRIVERS\NIF 3) MS LAN Manager provides a SETUP.EXE program on their Setup disk. Execute this SETUP program to specify the proper driver for DE-650 card. -If you are installing LAN Manager for the first time, do the following: Upon completion of retrieval of the last workstation's disk contents, you will be asked if you want to import additional network drivers. Answer "YES". -If you have already installed LAN Manager in your harddisk, do the following: Select the Configuration menu, and then select "Add New Config" option. Afterwards, choose the "Other Driver" option. 4) Insert the prepared diskette (DOS_DRV_DLK) in drive 'A' and follow the instructions on the screen. The SETUP program will copy the necessary NDIS driver programs from the DOS_DRV_DLK diskette to your hardisk (into the LAN Manager directory). 5) After completion of the SETUP, your CONFIG.SYS file will be modified and contain statements referring to the D-Link NDIS driver programs. 6) Add PCMCIA initial program statement to CONFIG.SYS before DE65N.DOS Please see as following: First: 1. Insert the prepared diskette (DOS_DRV_DLK) in driver 'A'. 2. Copy A:\MSLANMAN.DOS\DRIVERS\ETHERNET\*.* C:\LANMAN\DRIVERS\ETHERNET\DE65N Then *** PC installed Socket service, Card services and Client driver *** DEVICE=C:\LANMAN\DRIVERS\PROTMAN\PORTMAN.DOS /I:C:\LANMAN DEVICE=C:\LANMAN\DRIVERS\ETHERNET\DE65N\DE65N.DOS or *** PC installed Socket service or Databook Cardtalk *** *** PC's PCMCIA controller is Intel 82365SL *** *** PC is Toshiba T3300SL *** DEVICE=C:\LANMAN\DRIVERS\PROTMAN\PORTMAN.DOS /I:C:\LANMAN DEVICE=C:\LANMAN\DRIVERS\ETHERNET\DCD16.EXE [/iop:P0] [/irq:P1] [/slt:P2] DEVICE=C:\LANMAN\DRIVERS\ETHERNET\DE65N\DE65N.DOS Please refer to \IBMPC\INSTALL\README.DOC for detail information. Reboot your computer and follow the NDIS binding procedure to use the D-Link NDIS driver programs. ******************************************************* * How to install DE65N.DOS on WIN/TCP PathWay Access * ******************************************************* 1) Copy DE65N.DOS to directory C:\LANMAN. 2) Go to the directory C:\LANMAN, and create a text file called PROTOCOL.INI: [DE65N] drivername = DE65N$ 3) Add the following statements to your CONFIG.SYS file: *** PC installed Socket service, Card service, and Client driver *** device=c:\lanman\DE65N.DOS or *** PC installed Socket service or Databook Cardtalk *** *** PC's PCMCIA controller is Intel 82365SL *** *** PC is Toshiba T3300SL *** device=c:\lanman\DCD16.EXE [/iop:P0] [/irq:P1] [/slt:P2] device=c:\lanman\DE65N.DOS Please refer to \IBMPC\INSTALL\README.DOC for detail information. 4) Add the following statements to your AUTOEXEC.BAT file: ndis -d:1 winbind wintcp *********************************************** * How to install DE65N.DOS on DECnet PathWork * *********************************************** You can use the DECnet PathWork's NETSET.EXE program to install D-Link NDIS driver program. Please refer to DECnet installation manual for detailed information. The following instructions assume that you have already installed the DECnet PathWork with 3Com's Etherlink II card. 1) Modify your CONFIG.SYS file as follows: *** PC installed Socket service, Card service, and Client driver *** device = c:\decnet\ELNKII.SYS to device=c:\decnet\DE65N.DOS or *** PC installed Socket service or Databook Cardtalk *** *** PC's PCMCIA controller is Intel 82365SL *** *** PC is Toshiba T3300SL *** device=c:\decnet\DCD16.EXE [/iop:P0] [/irq:P1] [/slt:P2] device=c:\decnet\DE65N.DOS Please refer to \IBMPC\INSTALL\README.DOC for detail information. 2) Modify the PROTOCOL.INI file as follows: from: --------------------------------- [ELNKMACII] drivername = ELNKII$ ioaddress = 0x300 interrupt = 3 xmitbufs = 2 [IPX4MAC] : bindings = ELNKMACII : [DATALINK] : bindings = ELNKMACII : to: ----------------------------------- [DE65N] drivername = DE65N$ [IPX4MAC] : bindings = DE65N : [DATALINK] : bindings = DE65N : ******************************************** * How to install DE65N.DOS on 3Com 3+ Open * ******************************************** Supposing that you have installed the 3Com 3+ Open with 3Com's 3C501 card: 1) Copy DE65N.DOS to C:\3OPEN\DOSWKSTA\LANMAN\DRIVERS. 2) Modify the device driver statement for 3C501 card in your CONFIG.SYS to: *** PC installed Socket service, Card service, and Client driver *** device=c:\3open\doswksta\lanman\drivers\DE65N.DOS or *** PC installed Socket service or Databook Cardtalk *** *** PC's PCMCIA controller is Intel 82365SL *** *** PC is Toshiba T3300SL *** device=c:\3open\doswksta\lanman\drivers\DCD16.EXE [/iop:P0] [/irq:P1] [/slt:P2] device=c:\3open\doswksta\lanman\drivers\DE65N.DOS Please refer to \IBMPC\INSTALL\README.DOC for detail information. 3) Modify the PROTOCOL.INI file to: [ETHERLINK] : drivername = DE65N$ : ******************************************** * How to install DE65N.DOS on Banyan VINES * ******************************************** 1. Create a bootable diskette (booted with DOS 3.1 or above) which will be used as boot diskette of Banyan VINES workstation or create a sub-directory on your hard disk. NOTE : To install D-Link NDIS driver program, you need BANYAN VINES v4.00(2) or above. There are two methods to copy the required files for Banyan VINES workstation to the bootable diskette or sub-directory of hard disk. Method 1. 1) Execute 'INSTALL' command which was saved in the diskette labeled "VINES MASTER DISK". 2) Follow the instructions to copy the files to the bootable diskette or sub-directory of hard disk. Method 2. 1) Execute 'BAN' command. 2) Login VINES system. 3) Execute 'PCCOPY' command. 4) Select 'NDIS Ethernet' item and follow instructions as menu driven for copying the files to the bootable diskette or sub-directory of hard disk. 2. Insert the DE-650 driver program diskette in drive 'A' and insert the prepared bootable diskette in drive 'B'. Afterwards, copy the appropriate NDIS driver files DE65N.DOS from drive 'A' to 'B' or sub-directory of hard disk. 3. Create a CONFIG.SYS file which contains the following statements: *** PC installed Socket service, Card service, and Client driver *** device=protman.dos /i:c:\ device= [driver]: \path\DE65N.DOS or *** PC installed Socket service or Databook Cardtalk *** *** PC's PCMCIA controller is Intel 82365SL *** *** PC is Toshiba T3300SL *** device= [driver] : \path\DCD16.EXE [/iop:P0] [/irq:P1] [/slt:P2] device= [driver] : \path\DE65N.DOS Please refer to \IBMPC\INSTALL\README.DOC for detail information. NOTE: " A:\" is the path which may be changed depending on the location of the files for BANYAN VINES workstation. 4. Create a DE65N.NIF file and include the following statements in this file: Model = D-Link DE-650 Ethernet Card Path = A:\ DeviceDriver = DE65N.DOS DeviceName = DE65N$ Type = NDIS NOTE:" A:\" is the path which may be changed dependeding on the location of the files for BANYAN VINES workstation. 5. Create a PROTOCOL.INI file as follows: [PROTOCOL MANAGER] drivername = PROTMAN$ [VINES_XIF] drivername = NDISBAN$ bindings = "DE65N" [DE65N] drivername = DE65N$ 6. Execute 'PCCONFIG' command 1) When "CONFIGURING A PC FOR THE NETWORK" is displayed on the screen then select item '1 - Network Card Settings'. | When "Network Card Setting" is displayed on the screen then select item 'NDIS Ethernet'. | When "NDIS Ethernet" is displayed on the screen then set your choice for D-Link NIC Ex. Interrupt Level (2-15) : 3 PROTOCOL.INI bindings = DE65N | 2) Return to Screen "CONFIGURING A PC FOR THE NETWORK" then select item '2 - Login Environment Settings'. | The "Network Card Setting" is displayed on the screen then select item 'NDIS Ethernet'. | Then 'PCCONFIG.DB' file will be generated. 7. Reboot your computer. 8. Login into VINES by executing the 'BAN' command. ******************************************************* * How to install DE65N.DOS on IBM LAN Support Program * ******************************************************* Supposing that you have installed the IBM LAN Support Program in your computer, you can use DE65N.DOS to replace the installed driver program. Follow the instructions below to change the contents of CONFIG.SYS and PROTOCOL.INI files. 1. Copy DE65N.DOS to the directory where your IBM LAN Support program resides. 2. Modify the original NDIS device driver statement in CONFIG.SYS as follows: *** PC installed Socket service, Card service, and Client driver *** device= [driver]:\path\DE65N.DOS or *** PC installed Socket service or Databook Cardtalk *** *** PC's PCMCIA controller is Intel 82365SL *** *** PC is Toshiba T3300SL *** device=[driver]:\path\DCD16.EXE [/iop:P0] [/irq:P1] [/slt:P2] device=[driver]:\path\DE65N.DOS Please refer to \IBMPC\INSTALL\README.DOC for detail information. 3. Modify the PROTOCOL.INI file as follows: BINDINGS = DE65N : : [DE65N] DRIVERNAME = DE65N$ ****************************************************** * How to install DE65N.DOS on Windows for Workgroups * ****************************************************** 1. Manual editing of pre-selected configuration. Not recommended if you are using Windows for Workgroups 3.11. Involves manual editing of installed Windows for Workgroups configuration files using pre-selected NE2000 driver. Please refer to WFW1.DOC for detailed installation procedures. 2. Menu-driven installation. (Recommended method of installation) Using a D-Link supplied OEMSETUP.INF file, the user can choose to install the appropriate D-Link adapters through a menu. Please refer to WFW2.DOC for detailed installation procedures. ******************************************************* * How to install DE65N.OS2 on IBM OS/2 2.0 LAN Server * ******************************************************* 1. Assuming your OS/2 2.0 is properly installed and working, proceed to install LAN SERVER. At this point in time, no D-Link network adapters must be installed in the computer. 2. Install LAN SERVER according to IBM installation procedures. At the point where LAN SERVER asks for LAN Adapter, select any of the adapters supported by LAN SERVER. For example, we select 'Western Digital EtherCard PLUS ...'. After LAN Adapter selection, continue installing LAN SERVER. 3. After LAN SERVER is successfully installed, shut down OS/2 for system configuration. Do not insert any D-Link network adapters. The OS/2 system will boot up bringing up LAN SERVER services. You will encounter errors with LAN SERVER because the network adapter you selected is not installed. Ignore the errors and continue with OS/2 booting. 4. Assuming you are using D-Link DE-650 card, insert the DE-650 driver disk in drive A: and copy the following files, COPY A:\NDIS\OS2\PCIC16.OS2 C:\IBMCOM\MACS COPY A:\NDIS\OS2\DE65N.OS2 C:\IBMCOM\MACS COPY A:\NDIS\OS2\DE65N.NIF C:\IBMCOM\MACS At the OS/2 Desktop, run OS/2 system editor. You have to edit two files namely, C:\CONFIG.SYS C:\IBMCOM\PROTOCOL.INI Editing CONFIG.SYS ------------------ (1) Look for the following line: DEVICE=C:\IBMCOM\MACS\MACWD.OS2 and change it to, DEVICE=C:\IBMCOM\MACS\PCIC16.OS2 DEVICE=C:\IBMCOM\MACS\DE65N.OS2 Editing PROTOCOL.INI -------------------- (1) In the section [IBMLXCFG], add the following line: DE65N_nif = DE65N.nif (2) In the section [NETBEUI_nif], look for the line: Bindings = MACWDMC_nif and change it to, Bindings = DE65N_nif (3) In the MAC SECTION definitions, add the following section: [DE65N_nif] DriverName = DE65N$ 5. After modifying the two files above, shutdown your OS/2 system and turn the computer off. Install the D-Link DE-650 card using the same INTERRUPT and IOADDRESS specified in the PROTOCOL.INI file. Turn on your computer to start OS/2. Upon OS/2 startup, you should notice that LAN SERVER services will now successfully start without any errors. *************************************************** * How to install DE65N.OS2 on IBM LAN Server v3.0 * *************************************************** 1. Prepare an empty disk and insert it into drive 'A'. Afterwards, insert the D-Link Drive disk in drive 'B' and do the following: For an OS2 machine, you need to use the OS2 NDIS driver. > copy B:\NDIS\OS2\PCIC16.OS2 A:\ > copy B:\NDIS\OS2\DE65N.OS2 A:\ > copy B:\NDIS\OS2\DE65NIBM.NIF A:\DE65N.NIF OR, for a DOS machine, you need to use the DOS NDIS driver. > copy B:\NDIS\DOS\DCD16.EXE A:\ > copy B:\NDIS\DOS\DE65N.DOS A:\ > copy B:\NDIS\DOS\DE65NIBM.NIF A:\DE65N.NIF * The DE65NIBM.NIF file must be renamed to DE65N.NIF 2. You must first install IBM OS/2 in your system: Bootup with OS/2 Install Disk in drive 'A' and install OS/2. You must install the LAPs program before installing the LAN Server or Requester Program. Insert the "NTS/2 Adapter & Protocol Support Disk" in drive 'B' and run the LAPs program: >LAPS -- choose "Install" and specify the target drive. choose "Install" again and insert your prepared driver disk in drive 'A.' choose "Configure". click "D-Link DE-650 Ethernet Card" --> Add click "IBM OS/2 NETBIOS" --> Add click "IEEE 802.2" --> Add click OK --> Exit --> Continue Reboot your computer. Your CONFIG.SYS and PROTOCOL.INI files should reflect your card setup: \CONFIG.SYS =========== : Device=C:\IBMCOM\MACS\DCD16.EXE or PCIC16.OS2 Device=C:\IBMCOM\MACS\DE65N.DOS or DE65N.OS2 : \IBMCOM\PROTOCOL.INI ==================== : [DE65N_NIF] Drivername = de65n$ 3. You can now install the LAN Server or Requester program. For more instruction, please refer to your IBM LAN Server "Planning and Installation" manual. *************************************************************** * How to install DE65N.OS2 on IBM Communication Manager v 1.0 * *************************************************************** Supposing that you have installed the IBM Communication Manager in your computer. 1. Copy PCIC16.OS2 from the \IBMPC\NDIS\OS2 subdirectory of the shipping driver diskette to C:\IBMCOM\MACS directory. 2. Copy both DE65N.OS2 and DE65N.NIF from the \IBMPC\NDIS\OS2 subdirectory of the shipping driver diskette to C:\IBMCOM\MACS directory. 3. Execute CM's install program, select D-Link DE-650 Adapter and Protocols. 4. Make sure "DEVICE = C:\IBMCOM\MACS\PCIC16.OS2" statement is in the CONFIG.SYS file. 5. Make sure "DEVICE = C:\IBMCOM\MACS\DE65N.OS2" statement is in the CONFIG.SYS file. 6. Shutdown your OS/2 system, then reboot your PC. ************************************************************ * How to install DE65N.DOS NDIS Driver on LANtastic v 6.0 * ************************************************************ 1. Install LANtastic 6.0 as instructed by Artisoft. When you are asked to select a network driver, choose "NDIS SUPPORT FOR NETWORK ADAPTERS". Afterwards, insert the D-Link Driver disk in drive 'B' and type its path when asked for the NDIS Driver Directory: B:\IBMPC\NDIS\DOS 2. When you finish the installation, review the following files to make sure that it contains the appropriate commands: \CONFIG.SYS =========== : *** PC installed Socket service, Card service, and Client driver *** Device=c:\lantasti\protman.dos /i:c:\lantasti Device=c:\lantasti\DE65N.DOS : or *** PC installed Socket service or Databook Cardtalk *** *** PC's PCMCIA controller is Intel 82365SL *** *** PC is Toshiba T3300SL *** Device=c:\lantasti\DCD16.EXE [/iop:P0] [/irq:P1] [/slt:P2] Device=c:\lantasti\DE65N.DOS Please refer to \IBMPC\INSTALL\README.DOC for detail information. \AUTOEXEC.BAT ============= : call c:\lantasti\startnet.bat \LANTASTI\STARTNET.BAT ====================== : Loadhigh AI-NDIS Bind_To=DE65N_NIF AILANBIO @Startnet.cfg : \LANTASTI\PROTOCOL.INI ====================== [PROTMAN] DRIVERNAME = PROTMAN$ DYNAMIC = YES [DE65N_NIF] Drivername = de65n$ ******** * NOTE * ******** ============================================================================== D-Link NDIS PROTOCOL.INI User Guide The keywords used to create the PROTOCOL.INI file for DE650 is as follows: DRIVERNAME - This keyword specifies the NIC driver's name. * Following is an example PROTOCOL.INI for D-Link Ethernet product: Drivername = DE65N$ ============================================================================== D-Link NDIS PROTOCOL.INI User Guide The keywords used to create the PROTOCOL.INI file for DE650 is as follow: DRIVERNAME - This specifies the network card's driver name. Following is an example of a PROTOCOL.INI file that can be used with the DE-650 PCMCIA Ethernet Card: [DE65N] DriverName = DE65N$ ******** * NOTE * ******** ============================================================================== D-Link NDIS CONFIG.SYS User Guide CONFIG.SYS device=DCD16.EXE [/iop:P0] [/irq:P1] [/slt:P2] Parameter description: /iop :I/O base /irq :IRQ value /slt :Slot number P0 :The selectable window I/O base with 0x20 range. The default value is 0x300. P1 :The selectable irq value. The default value is 0x5. P3 :The selectable slot number. The default value is 0. You must set 0 when you use slot 1. Set slt:1 when slot 2 is used,etc. DCD16.EXE DCD16.EXE is an integration version of open adapter utility. DCD16.EXE supports Intel 82365SL, Toshiba T3300SL's ICCNT, and Socket Services v1.01, v2.0, v2.01, v2.10 Card Services v2.0, v2.01, v2.10.