Apr 1994

		 SCO UNIX V.3 Driver Installation
			       for
		   D-Link DE-650 Ethernet Card
	 ==================================================

The following files will be used in this installation:

Files	       Size (Bytes)  Date      Time    Contents
-----------    ------------  --------  ------  -------------------------
DE650.O        18971	     04-20-94	       DE-650 Driver Program
DLK	       9815	     04-20-94
TCP	       11160	     02-12-93


1. Login as the root user.

2.  Installing TCP/IP software through the custom utility.

	# custom

	Select install
	Select A New Product
	Select entire to install all of the packages

3. Rename /usr/lib/mkdev/tcp to /usr/lib/mkdev/tcp.save if you want to keep
   original /usr/lib/mkdev/tcp file. (it will be modified by next step)

4.1 Installation diskette in Dos format
   Put your D-Link Installation Diskette to floppy A and use doscp command
   to copy D-Link SCO UNIX Driver to following directories.

	# cd /
	# mkdir /usr/lib/tcprt/dlk
	# doscp A:/scounix/install.doc /usr/lib/tcprt/dlk/install.doc
	# doscp A:/scounix/de650.o /usr/lib/tcprt/dlk/de650.o
	# doscp A:/scounix/dlk /usr/lib/mkdev/dlk
	# doscp A:/scounix/tcp /usr/lib/mkdev/tcp

	# chmod +x /usr/lib/mkdev/dlk
	# chmod +x /usr/lib/mkdev/tcp

4.2 Installation diskette in UNIX tar format
   Put your D-Link Installation Diskette to floppy A and use tar command
   to copy D-Link SCO UNIX Driver.

	# cd /
	# tar xvnf /dev/fd048ds9

5.  Installing D-Link SCO UNIX Driver
	# mkdev dlk
	Do you wish to install or delete the dlk driver?  type i to install
	A display of information about driver.		  type y to continue
	Select interrupt vector 			  value
	Select I/O base address 			  hexadecimal value
	Select memory base address			  hexadecimal value
	Select PCMCIA slot number			  value
	Do you want relink the kernel?			  type y to relink
	Do you want this kernel to boot by default?	  type y to default
	Do you want the kernel environment rebuilt?	  type y to rebuilt

6.  Configring Network interface
	# mkdev tcp
	which driver(s) will TCP/IP be using?		select dlk
	DOMAIN name					enter key
	IP address					n.n.n.n
	broadcast address of all 0's?                   [y/n]
	confirm broadcast address			enter key
	confirm netmask 				enter key
	which driver(s) will TCP/IP be using?		quit

7.  Reboot unix
	# init 6