SyntaxVersion: 1.00
; File: BT4X.DSK
Driver BT4X
{
PAR: 2.00
Description: $BUSLOGIC_1
Help: $BUSLOGIC_2
File: BT4X.DSK
PROD:'PCI.INCLUDE.104B.1040.*.*.*'
LI PciShowCardsOption OPT
{
DES: $BL_PCISHOWCARDDESCSTRG
HELP:$BL_PCISHOWCARDHELPSTRG
CD: $BL_NOSTRG
CH: ''
CD: $BL_YESSTRG
CH: 'ShowCards'
OUT: '%s'
DEF: 1
}
LI WomperTurbo
{
DES: $BT4X_TUDESCSTRG
HELP:$BT4X_TUHELPSTRG
CD: $BT4X_NOSTRG
CH: ''
CD: $BT4X_YESSTRG
CH: 'Turbo'
OUT: '%s'
DEF: 1
}
LI TagQueuing
{
DES: $BT4X_TQDESCSTRG
HELP:$BT4X_TQHELPSTRG
CD: $BT4X_NOSTRG
CH: ''
CD: $BT4X_YESSTRG
CH: 'Enable_TQ'
OUT: '%s'
DEF: 1
}
PR AutoMax
if (WomperTurbo == 1) OPT
else HIDDEN
{
DES: $BT4X_AMDESCSTRG
HELP:$BT4X_AMHELPSTRG
TYP: DEC (2)
VAL: 1-60
OUT: 'AutoMax=%s'
DEF: 16
}
PR AutoMax2
if (WomperTurbo == 2) OPT
else HIDDEN
{
DES: $BT4X_AMDESCSTRG
HELP:$BT4X_AMHELPSTRG
TYP: DEC (3)
VAL: 1-192
OUT: 'AutoMax=%s'
DEF: 80
}
PR MaxReqs
if (WomperTurbo == 1) OPT
else HIDDEN
{
DES: $BT4X_MRDESCSTRG
HELP:$BT4X_MRHELPSTRG
TYP: DEC (2)
VAL: 1-60
OUT: 'MaxActive=%s'
DEF: 1
}
PR MaxReqs2
if (WomperTurbo == 2) OPT
else HIDDEN
{
DES: $BT4X_MRDESCSTRG
HELP:$BT4X_MRHELPSTRG
TYP: DEC (3)
VAL: 1-192
OUT: 'MaxActive=%s'
DEF: 1
}
PR ExcludedDevices
{
DES: $BT4X_XD_DESCSTRG
HELP:$BT4X_XD_HELPSTRG
TYP: STR (35)
OUT: 'Exclude_IDs=%s'
}
LI WideSwitch
{
DES: $BT4X_WDDESCSTRG
HELP:$BT4X_WDHELPSTRG
CD: $BT4X_NOSTRG
CH: ''
CD: $BT4X_YESSTRG
CH: 'Wide'
OUT: '%s'
DEF: 1
}
PR NumLuns
{
DES: $BT4X_NL_DESCSTRG
HELP:$BT4X_NL_HELPSTRG
TYP: DEC (2)
VAL: 1-64
OUT: 'NumLuns=%s'
DEF: 1
}
LI ReScan
{
DES: $BT4X_RSDESCSTRG
HELP:$BT4X_RSHELPSTRG
CD: $BT4X_NOSTRG
CH: ''
CD: $BT4X_YESSTRG
CH: 'No_Rescan'
OUT: '%s'
DEF: 1
}
}
Driver BT4X_LEGACY
{
PAR: 1.00
Description: $BUSLOGIC_1_LEGACY
Help: $BUSLOGIC_2_LEGACY
File: BT4X.DSK
PROD: 'EISA.BUS.420.*'
PROMPT PORT REQ
{
Values: 330, 334, 234, 230, 134, 130
Default: 330
ReservedLength: 4
}
LI Legacy REQ
{
CH: 'NonPCI'
OUT: '%s'
DEF: 1
}
LI XlatBuffs
{
DES: $BT4X_XBDESCSTRG
HELP:$BT4X_XBHELPSTRG
CD: $BT4X_NOSTRG
CH: ''
CD: $BT4X_YESSTRG
CH: 'Over16Meg'
OUT: '%s'
DEF: 1
}
LI WomperTurbo
{
DES: $BT4X_TUDESCSTRG
HELP:$BT4X_TUHELPSTRG
CD: $BT4X_NOSTRG
CH: ''
CD: $BT4X_YESSTRG
CH: 'Turbo'
OUT: '%s'
DEF: 1
}
LI TagQueuing
{
DES: $BT4X_TQDESCSTRG
HELP:$BT4X_TQHELPSTRG
CD: $BT4X_NOSTRG
CH: ''
CD: $BT4X_YESSTRG
CH: 'Enable_TQ'
OUT: '%s'
DEF: 1
}
PR AutoMax
if (WomperTurbo == 1) OPT
else HIDDEN
{
DES: $BT4X_AMDESCSTRG
HELP:$BT4X_AMHELPSTRG
TYP: DEC (2)
VAL: 1-60
OUT: 'AutoMax=%s'
DEF: 16
}
PR AutoMax2
if (WomperTurbo == 2) OPT
else HIDDEN
{
DES: $BT4X_AMDESCSTRG
HELP:$BT4X_AMHELPSTRG
TYP: DEC (3)
VAL: 1-192
OUT: 'AutoMax=%s'
DEF: 80
}
PR MaxReqs
if (WomperTurbo == 1) OPT
else HIDDEN
{
DES: $BT4X_MRDESCSTRG
HELP:$BT4X_MRHELPSTRG
TYP: DEC (2)
VAL: 1-60
OUT: 'MaxActive=%s'
DEF: 1
}
PR MaxReqs2
if (WomperTurbo == 2) OPT
else HIDDEN
{
DES: $BT4X_MRDESCSTRG
HELP:$BT4X_MRHELPSTRG
TYP: DEC (3)
VAL: 1-192
OUT: 'MaxActive=%s'
DEF: 1
}
PR ExcludedDevices
{
DES: $BT4X_XD_DESCSTRG
HELP:$BT4X_XD_HELPSTRG
TYP: STR (35)
OUT: 'Exclude_IDs=%s'
}
LI WideSwitch
{
DES: $BT4X_WDDESCSTRG
HELP:$BT4X_WDHELPSTRG
CD: $BT4X_NOSTRG
CH: ''
CD: $BT4X_YESSTRG
CH: 'Wide'
OUT: '%s'
DEF: 1
}
PR NumLuns
{
DES: $BT4X_NL_DESCSTRG
HELP:$BT4X_NL_HELPSTRG
TYP: DEC (2)
VAL: 1-64
OUT: 'NumLuns=%s'
DEF: 1
}
LI ReScan
{
DES: $BT4X_RSDESCSTRG
HELP:$BT4X_RSHELPSTRG
CD: $BT4X_NOSTRG
CH: ''
CD: $BT4X_YESSTRG
CH: 'No_Rescan'
OUT: '%s'
DEF: 1
}
}
DLANG: 4
;English
$BUSLOGIC_1 =
"BusLogic MultiMaster PCI SCSI Adapter NW 4.x DSK Driver"
$BUSLOGIC_1_LEGACY =
"BusLogic MultiMaster non-PCI SCSI Adapter NW 4.x DSK Driver"
$BUSLOGIC_2 =
"By default, this driver will register PCI cards in the order
in which it finds them. To override the default load order, you
may specify a slot value on the command line by using the SLOT
or SHOWCARDS command line switch . "
$BUSLOGIC_2_LEGACY =
"For all BusLogic non-PCI MultiMaster host adapters (ISA,EISA,MCA,VESA),
you will be prompted to manually enter a port value if you
do not specify the PORT command line switch."
$BL_NOSTRG = "No"
$BL_YESSTRG = "Yes"
$BL_PCISHOWCARDDESCSTRG = "Override default PCI adapter load order"
$BL_PCISHOWCARDHELPSTRG =
"If you have multiple BusLogicMultiMaster PCI host adapters in the system
and you wish to OVERRIDE the default load ordering for these cards,
choose 'YES' for this option. After saving the parameters and continuing
the installation, you will you see a flashing screen \n
\"Loading driver BT4X.DSK -PLEASE WAIT\" \n
At this point ,press ALT + ESC keys to switch to the system console to manually
select the desired PCI host adapter."
$BT4X_XBDESCSTRG = "Enable Above 16 MB Memory Support"
$BT4X_XBHELPSTRG =
"To run one or more ISA BusLogic host adapters in a
system with more than 16 MB of memory, enable this
support. In rare instances, on a small percentage of
microchannel systems with more than 16 MB installed,
you may also need this support.
Enable this support on the first load of the BusLogic
driver. The presence or absence of this command line
switch on subsequent loads of the driver is ignored.
NOTE! When this support is enabled, you must add the
following line to your STARTUP.NCF file:
set Reserved Buffers Below 16 Meg=200"
$BT4X_RSDESCSTRG = "ASPI No-RESCAN option"
$BT4X_RSHELPSTRG =
"This option should be used in conjunction with ASPI
applications when SPECIFICALLY recommended by the ASPI
software vendor/supplier. Otherwise,it should be IGNORED.
*** ASPI Developers *** :
This switch has the effect of causing the ASPI Get Device
Type SRB to return table-driven information about the devices
detected during an initial scan. Using this option will inhibit
the BusLogic ASPI manager from going back out on the SCSI bus to
look for the specified device on behalf of this SRB type. By
default, the BusLogic ASPI manager will issue a SCSI inquiry on
behalf of the specified device."
$BT4X_TQDESCSTRG = "Enable Tagged Queuing Support"
$BT4X_TQHELPSTRG =
"Tagged queuing is an advanced SCSI-II feature that allows overlapped
commands to a SCSI device which enhances performance. The BusLogic SCSI
host bus adapters support this feature. However, many SCSI devices do not,
and both the host adapter and the SCSI device must support tagged queuing
to take advantage of this feature.\n\nThe BusLogic SCSI disk driver
defaults to tagged queuing disabled for all devices on all BusLogic
host adapters. To enable tagged queuing on this BusLogic host adapter
only, choose Yes. (this only affects those SCSI devices that support
tagged queuing and are connected to this host adapter)."
$BT4X_TUDESCSTRG = "Enable BT-948/958 Turbo Support"
$BT4X_TUHELPSTRG =
"This parameter causes the driver to optimize specifically for BT-948/BT-958
MultiMaster host adapters. It automatically enables SCSI tagged queuing
and fine tunes a number of driver internals including the built-in
auto-adjusting performance-optimizing queue-depth algorithm,the CCB
pool size, the Mailbox pool size and the request completion processing
algorithm. While this switch may be used in conjunction with any BusLogic
MultiMaster host adapter, the driver is generally optimized by default
(without this option) for all other MultiMaster host adapters."
$BT4X_AMDESCSTRG = "Auto-adjusting Queue Depth Cap"
$BT4X_AMHELPSTRG =
"This parameter allows you to modify the upward bound on the range used
by the built-in auto-adjusting performance-optimizing per-device
queue depth algorithm. BusLogic recommends using this parameter rather
than the 'Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device' parameter.
Default valid values are 1 through 60. If BT-948/BT-958
Turbo Support is enabled, valid values are 1 through 192."
$BT4X_MRDESCSTRG = "Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device"
$BT4X_MRHELPSTRG =
"This parameter is provided for backward compatibility. BusLogic
recommends using the more finely-tuned Auto-adjusting Queue
Depth Cap parameter.
This parameter allows you to modify the maximum number of outstanding
requests per device allowed at any one time. Modifying this parameter
allows you to tune the driver for maximum performance for your
specific configuration. Default valid values are 1 through 60. If BT-948/BT-958
Turbo Support is enabled, valid values are 1 through 192. In most cases, best
performance is achieved by leaving the value for 'Maximum Requests Outstanding
per Device' set to the default."
$BT4X_XD_DESCSTRG = "SCSI targets to hide from NetWare"
$BT4X_XD_HELPSTRG =
"If you do not want to hide SCSI targets from NetWare, skip this option.
Otherwise, use this option to exclude one or more disk or CDROM SCSI
devices from being reported to NetWare when they are found by the
BusLogic driver. NOTE!!! In most cases, to successfully install
Netware 4.x from CDROM, you MUST:\n\n
a) Specify this driver option for the CDROM drive from which you are
installing. Once installation is completed, you may modify your
Netware startup.ncf file and remove this option for this device
if you wish to use it under Netware 4.x in conjunction with
Novell's CDROM.NLM .\n\n
b) Use the /m switch with the BusLogic DOS Manager (BTDOSM.SYS) in
your DOS CONFIG.SYS file.\n\n
Other common uses of this option are to reserve devices for NetWare
applications such as:\n\n
- disk array software that needs to present several
SCSI devices as a single logical device to the operating system.\n\n
- Third party software controlling CDROM devices through
an ASPI interface.\n\n
To specify which devices to hide on this host adapter,
enter one or more SCSI target IDs, separated by commas.
For example: 1,2,3\n"
$BT4X_WDDESCSTRG = "15 SCSI Target (Wide) Device Support"
$BT4X_WDHELPSTRG =
"This option has the effect of enabling support for up to 15 SCSI
targets - providing the specified host adapter has this level of
support in firmware. Otherwise, if you choose 'NO' for this option,
up to 8 SCSI targets are supported.n"
$BT4X_NL_DESCSTRG = "Number of SCSI LUNS"
$BT4X_NL_HELPSTRG =
"This option specifies the maximum number of Logical Units (LUNs)
the host adapter will support (try to detect). If the switch is not
specified, the default is 1. Valid range is from 1 to 64. If the
host adapter only has embedded SCSI targets attached (that is, all
attached devices are at LUN 0), it is recommended to set this option
value to 1 to turn off LUN support for LUNS other than 0. To use
this option, enter the desired value between 1 and 64. \n"
$BT4X_NOSTRG = "No"
$BT4X_YESSTRG = "Yes"
$BT4X_1STRG = "1"
$BT4X_2STRG = "2"
$BT4X_3STRG = "3"
$BT4X_4STRG = "4"
$BT4X_5STRG = "5"
$BT4X_6STRG = "6"
$BT4X_7STRG = "7"
$BT4X_8STRG = "8"
LANG: 6
;French
;default English
$BUSLOGIC_1 =
"BusLogic MultiMaster PCI SCSI Adapter NW 4.x DSK Driver"
$BUSLOGIC_1_LEGACY =
"BusLogic MultiMaster non-PCI SCSI Adapter NW 4.x DSK Driver"
$BUSLOGIC_2 =
"By default, this driver will register PCI cards in the order
in which it finds them. To override the default load order, you
may specify a slot value on the command line by using the SLOT
or SHOWCARDS command line switch . "
$BUSLOGIC_2_LEGACY =
"For all BusLogic non-PCI MultiMaster host adapters (ISA,EISA,MCA,VESA),
you will be prompted to manually enter a port value if you
do not specify the PORT command line switch."
$BL_NOSTRG = "No"
$BL_YESSTRG = "Yes"
$BL_PCISHOWCARDDESCSTRG = "Override default PCI adapter load order"
$BL_PCISHOWCARDHELPSTRG =
"If you have multiple BusLogicMultiMaster PCI host adapters in the system
and you wish to OVERRIDE the default load ordering for these cards,
choose 'YES' for this option. After saving the parameters and continuing
the installation, you will you see a flashing screen \n
\"Loading driver BT4X.DSK -PLEASE WAIT\" \n
At this point ,press ALT + ESC keys to switch to the system console to manually
select the desired PCI host adapter."
$BT4X_XBDESCSTRG = "Enable Above 16 MB Memory Support"
$BT4X_XBHELPSTRG =
"To run one or more ISA BusLogic host adapters in a
system with more than 16 MB of memory, enable this
support. In rare instances, on a small percentage of
microchannel systems with more than 16 MB installed,
you may also need this support.
Enable this support on the first load of the BusLogic
driver. The presence or absence of this command line
switch on subsequent loads of the driver is ignored.
NOTE! When this support is enabled, you must add the
following line to your STARTUP.NCF file:
set Reserved Buffers Below 16 Meg=200"
$BT4X_RSDESCSTRG = "ASPI No-RESCAN option"
$BT4X_RSHELPSTRG =
"This option should be used in conjunction with ASPI
applications when SPECIFICALLY recommended by the ASPI
software vendor/supplier. Otherwise,it should be IGNORED.
*** ASPI Developers *** :
This switch has the effect of causing the ASPI Get Device
Type SRB to return table-driven information about the devices
detected during an initial scan. Using this option will inhibit
the BusLogic ASPI manager from going back out on the SCSI bus to
look for the specified device on behalf of this SRB type. By
default, the BusLogic ASPI manager will issue a SCSI inquiry on
behalf of the specified device."
$BT4X_TQDESCSTRG = "Enable Tagged Queuing Support"
$BT4X_TQHELPSTRG =
"Tagged queuing is an advanced SCSI-II feature that allows overlapped
commands to a SCSI device which enhances performance. The BusLogic SCSI
host bus adapters support this feature. However, many SCSI devices do not,
and both the host adapter and the SCSI device must support tagged queuing
to take advantage of this feature.\n\nThe BusLogic SCSI disk driver
defaults to tagged queuing disabled for all devices on all BusLogic
host adapters. To enable tagged queuing on this BusLogic host adapter
only, choose Yes. (this only affects those SCSI devices that support
tagged queuing and are connected to this host adapter)."
$BT4X_TUDESCSTRG = "Enable BT-948/958 Turbo Support"
$BT4X_TUHELPSTRG =
"This parameter causes the driver to optimize specifically for BT-948/BT-958
MultiMaster host adapters. It automatically enables SCSI tagged queuing
and fine tunes a number of driver internals including the built-in
auto-adjusting performance-optimizing queue-depth algorithm,the CCB
pool size, the Mailbox pool size and the request completion processing
algorithm. While this switch may be used in conjunction with any BusLogic
MultiMaster host adapter, the driver is generally optimized by default
(without this option) for all other MultiMaster host adapters."
$BT4X_AMDESCSTRG = "Auto-adjusting Queue Depth Cap"
$BT4X_AMHELPSTRG =
"This parameter allows you to modify the upward bound on the range used
by the built-in auto-adjusting performance-optimizing per-device
queue depth algorithm. BusLogic recommends using this parameter rather
than the 'Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device' parameter.
Default valid values are 1 through 60. If BT-948/BT-958
Turbo Support is enabled, valid values are 1 through 192."
$BT4X_MRDESCSTRG = "Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device"
$BT4X_MRHELPSTRG =
"This parameter is provided for backward compatibility. BusLogic
recommends using the more finely-tuned Auto-adjusting Queue
Depth Cap parameter.
This parameter allows you to modify the maximum number of outstanding
requests per device allowed at any one time. Modifying this parameter
allows you to tune the driver for maximum performance for your
specific configuration. Default valid values are 1 through 60. If BT-948/BT-958
Turbo Support is enabled, valid values are 1 through 192. In most cases, best
performance is achieved by leaving the value for 'Maximum Requests Outstanding
per Device' set to the default."
$BT4X_XD_DESCSTRG = "SCSI targets to hide from NetWare"
$BT4X_XD_HELPSTRG =
"If you do not want to hide SCSI targets from NetWare, skip this option.
Otherwise, use this option to exclude one or more disk or CDROM SCSI
devices from being reported to NetWare when they are found by the
BusLogic driver. NOTE!!! In most cases, to successfully install
Netware 4.x from CDROM, you MUST:\n\n
a) Specify this driver option for the CDROM drive from which you are
installing. Once installation is completed, you may modify your
Netware startup.ncf file and remove this option for this device
if you wish to use it under Netware 4.x in conjunction with
Novell's CDROM.NLM .\n\n
b) Use the /m switch with the BusLogic DOS Manager (BTDOSM.SYS) in
your DOS CONFIG.SYS file.\n\n
Other common uses of this option are to reserve devices for NetWare
applications such as:\n\n
- disk array software that needs to present several
SCSI devices as a single logical device to the operating system.\n\n
- Third party software controlling CDROM devices through
an ASPI interface.\n\n
To specify which devices to hide on this host adapter,
enter one or more SCSI target IDs, separated by commas.
For example: 1,2,3\n"
$BT4X_WDDESCSTRG = "15 SCSI Target (Wide) Device Support"
$BT4X_WDHELPSTRG =
"This option has the effect of enabling support for up to 15 SCSI
targets - providing the specified host adapter has this level of
support in firmware. Otherwise, if you choose 'NO' for this option,
up to 8 SCSI targets are supported.n"
$BT4X_NL_DESCSTRG = "Number of SCSI LUNS"
$BT4X_NL_HELPSTRG =
"This option specifies the maximum number of Logical Units (LUNs)
the host adapter will support (try to detect). If the switch is not
specified, the default is 1. Valid range is from 1 to 64. If the
host adapter only has embedded SCSI targets attached (that is, all
attached devices are at LUN 0), it is recommended to set this option
value to 1 to turn off LUN support for LUNS other than 0. To use
this option, enter the desired value between 1 and 64. \n"
$BT4X_NOSTRG = "No"
$BT4X_YESSTRG = "Yes"
$BT4X_1STRG = "1"
$BT4X_2STRG = "2"
$BT4X_3STRG = "3"
$BT4X_4STRG = "4"
$BT4X_5STRG = "5"
$BT4X_6STRG = "6"
$BT4X_7STRG = "7"
$BT4X_8STRG = "8"
LANG: 7
;German
;default English
$BUSLOGIC_1 =
"BusLogic MultiMaster PCI SCSI Adapter NW 4.x DSK Driver"
$BUSLOGIC_1_LEGACY =
"BusLogic MultiMaster non-PCI SCSI Adapter NW 4.x DSK Driver"
$BUSLOGIC_2 =
"By default, this driver will register PCI cards in the order
in which it finds them. To override the default load order, you
may specify a slot value on the command line by using the SLOT
or SHOWCARDS command line switch . "
$BUSLOGIC_2_LEGACY =
"For all BusLogic non-PCI MultiMaster host adapters (ISA,EISA,MCA,VESA),
you will be prompted to manually enter a port value if you
do not specify the PORT command line switch."
$BL_NOSTRG = "No"
$BL_YESSTRG = "Yes"
$BL_PCISHOWCARDDESCSTRG = "Override default PCI adapter load order"
$BL_PCISHOWCARDHELPSTRG =
"If you have multiple BusLogicMultiMaster PCI host adapters in the system
and you wish to OVERRIDE the default load ordering for these cards,
choose 'YES' for this option. After saving the parameters and continuing
the installation, you will you see a flashing screen \n
\"Loading driver BT4X.DSK -PLEASE WAIT\" \n
At this point ,press ALT + ESC keys to switch to the system console to manually
select the desired PCI host adapter."
$BT4X_XBDESCSTRG = "Enable Above 16 MB Memory Support"
$BT4X_XBHELPSTRG =
"To run one or more ISA BusLogic host adapters in a
system with more than 16 MB of memory, enable this
support. In rare instances, on a small percentage of
microchannel systems with more than 16 MB installed,
you may also need this support.
Enable this support on the first load of the BusLogic
driver. The presence or absence of this command line
switch on subsequent loads of the driver is ignored.
NOTE! When this support is enabled, you must add the
following line to your STARTUP.NCF file:
set Reserved Buffers Below 16 Meg=200"
$BT4X_RSDESCSTRG = "ASPI No-RESCAN option"
$BT4X_RSHELPSTRG =
"This option should be used in conjunction with ASPI
applications when SPECIFICALLY recommended by the ASPI
software vendor/supplier. Otherwise,it should be IGNORED.
*** ASPI Developers *** :
This switch has the effect of causing the ASPI Get Device
Type SRB to return table-driven information about the devices
detected during an initial scan. Using this option will inhibit
the BusLogic ASPI manager from going back out on the SCSI bus to
look for the specified device on behalf of this SRB type. By
default, the BusLogic ASPI manager will issue a SCSI inquiry on
behalf of the specified device."
$BT4X_TQDESCSTRG = "Enable Tagged Queuing Support"
$BT4X_TQHELPSTRG =
"Tagged queuing is an advanced SCSI-II feature that allows overlapped
commands to a SCSI device which enhances performance. The BusLogic SCSI
host bus adapters support this feature. However, many SCSI devices do not,
and both the host adapter and the SCSI device must support tagged queuing
to take advantage of this feature.\n\nThe BusLogic SCSI disk driver
defaults to tagged queuing disabled for all devices on all BusLogic
host adapters. To enable tagged queuing on this BusLogic host adapter
only, choose Yes. (this only affects those SCSI devices that support
tagged queuing and are connected to this host adapter)."
$BT4X_TUDESCSTRG = "Enable BT-948/958 Turbo Support"
$BT4X_TUHELPSTRG =
"This parameter causes the driver to optimize specifically for BT-948/BT-958
MultiMaster host adapters. It automatically enables SCSI tagged queuing
and fine tunes a number of driver internals including the built-in
auto-adjusting performance-optimizing queue-depth algorithm,the CCB
pool size, the Mailbox pool size and the request completion processing
algorithm. While this switch may be used in conjunction with any BusLogic
MultiMaster host adapter, the driver is generally optimized by default
(without this option) for all other MultiMaster host adapters."
$BT4X_AMDESCSTRG = "Auto-adjusting Queue Depth Cap"
$BT4X_AMHELPSTRG =
"This parameter allows you to modify the upward bound on the range used
by the built-in auto-adjusting performance-optimizing per-device
queue depth algorithm. BusLogic recommends using this parameter rather
than the 'Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device' parameter.
Default valid values are 1 through 60. If BT-948/BT-958
Turbo Support is enabled, valid values are 1 through 192."
$BT4X_MRDESCSTRG = "Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device"
$BT4X_MRHELPSTRG =
"This parameter is provided for backward compatibility. BusLogic
recommends using the more finely-tuned Auto-adjusting Queue
Depth Cap parameter.
This parameter allows you to modify the maximum number of outstanding
requests per device allowed at any one time. Modifying this parameter
allows you to tune the driver for maximum performance for your
specific configuration. Default valid values are 1 through 60. If BT-948/BT-958
Turbo Support is enabled, valid values are 1 through 192. In most cases, best
performance is achieved by leaving the value for 'Maximum Requests Outstanding
per Device' set to the default."
$BT4X_XD_DESCSTRG = "SCSI targets to hide from NetWare"
$BT4X_XD_HELPSTRG =
"If you do not want to hide SCSI targets from NetWare, skip this option.
Otherwise, use this option to exclude one or more disk or CDROM SCSI
devices from being reported to NetWare when they are found by the
BusLogic driver. NOTE!!! In most cases, to successfully install
Netware 4.x from CDROM, you MUST:\n\n
a) Specify this driver option for the CDROM drive from which you are
installing. Once installation is completed, you may modify your
Netware startup.ncf file and remove this option for this device
if you wish to use it under Netware 4.x in conjunction with
Novell's CDROM.NLM .\n\n
b) Use the /m switch with the BusLogic DOS Manager (BTDOSM.SYS) in
your DOS CONFIG.SYS file.\n\n
Other common uses of this option are to reserve devices for NetWare
applications such as:\n\n
- disk array software that needs to present several
SCSI devices as a single logical device to the operating system.\n\n
- Third party software controlling CDROM devices through
an ASPI interface.\n\n
To specify which devices to hide on this host adapter,
enter one or more SCSI target IDs, separated by commas.
For example: 1,2,3\n"
$BT4X_WDDESCSTRG = "15 SCSI Target (Wide) Device Support"
$BT4X_WDHELPSTRG =
"This option has the effect of enabling support for up to 15 SCSI
targets - providing the specified host adapter has this level of
support in firmware. Otherwise, if you choose 'NO' for this option,
up to 8 SCSI targets are supported.n"
$BT4X_NL_DESCSTRG = "Number of SCSI LUNS"
$BT4X_NL_HELPSTRG =
"This option specifies the maximum number of Logical Units (LUNs)
the host adapter will support (try to detect). If the switch is not
specified, the default is 1. Valid range is from 1 to 64. If the
host adapter only has embedded SCSI targets attached (that is, all
attached devices are at LUN 0), it is recommended to set this option
value to 1 to turn off LUN support for LUNS other than 0. To use
this option, enter the desired value between 1 and 64. \n"
$BT4X_NOSTRG = "No"
$BT4X_YESSTRG = "Yes"
$BT4X_1STRG = "1"
$BT4X_2STRG = "2"
$BT4X_3STRG = "3"
$BT4X_4STRG = "4"
$BT4X_5STRG = "5"
$BT4X_6STRG = "6"
$BT4X_7STRG = "7"
$BT4X_8STRG = "8"
LANG: 8
;Italian
;default English
$BUSLOGIC_1 =
"BusLogic MultiMaster PCI SCSI Adapter NW 4.x DSK Driver"
$BUSLOGIC_1_LEGACY =
"BusLogic MultiMaster non-PCI SCSI Adapter NW 4.x DSK Driver"
$BUSLOGIC_2 =
"By default, this driver will register PCI cards in the order
in which it finds them. To override the default load order, you
may specify a slot value on the command line by using the SLOT
or SHOWCARDS command line switch . "
$BUSLOGIC_2_LEGACY =
"For all BusLogic non-PCI MultiMaster host adapters (ISA,EISA,MCA,VESA),
you will be prompted to manually enter a port value if you
do not specify the PORT command line switch."
$BL_NOSTRG = "No"
$BL_YESSTRG = "Yes"
$BL_PCISHOWCARDDESCSTRG = "Override default PCI adapter load order"
$BL_PCISHOWCARDHELPSTRG =
"If you have multiple BusLogicMultiMaster PCI host adapters in the system
and you wish to OVERRIDE the default load ordering for these cards,
choose 'YES' for this option. After saving the parameters and continuing
the installation, you will you see a flashing screen \n
\"Loading driver BT4X.DSK -PLEASE WAIT\" \n
At this point ,press ALT + ESC keys to switch to the system console to manually
select the desired PCI host adapter."
$BT4X_XBDESCSTRG = "Enable Above 16 MB Memory Support"
$BT4X_XBHELPSTRG =
"To run one or more ISA BusLogic host adapters in a
system with more than 16 MB of memory, enable this
support. In rare instances, on a small percentage of
microchannel systems with more than 16 MB installed,
you may also need this support.
Enable this support on the first load of the BusLogic
driver. The presence or absence of this command line
switch on subsequent loads of the driver is ignored.
NOTE! When this support is enabled, you must add the
following line to your STARTUP.NCF file:
set Reserved Buffers Below 16 Meg=200"
$BT4X_RSDESCSTRG = "ASPI No-RESCAN option"
$BT4X_RSHELPSTRG =
"This option should be used in conjunction with ASPI
applications when SPECIFICALLY recommended by the ASPI
software vendor/supplier. Otherwise,it should be IGNORED.
*** ASPI Developers *** :
This switch has the effect of causing the ASPI Get Device
Type SRB to return table-driven information about the devices
detected during an initial scan. Using this option will inhibit
the BusLogic ASPI manager from going back out on the SCSI bus to
look for the specified device on behalf of this SRB type. By
default, the BusLogic ASPI manager will issue a SCSI inquiry on
behalf of the specified device."
$BT4X_TQDESCSTRG = "Enable Tagged Queuing Support"
$BT4X_TQHELPSTRG =
"Tagged queuing is an advanced SCSI-II feature that allows overlapped
commands to a SCSI device which enhances performance. The BusLogic SCSI
host bus adapters support this feature. However, many SCSI devices do not,
and both the host adapter and the SCSI device must support tagged queuing
to take advantage of this feature.\n\nThe BusLogic SCSI disk driver
defaults to tagged queuing disabled for all devices on all BusLogic
host adapters. To enable tagged queuing on this BusLogic host adapter
only, choose Yes. (this only affects those SCSI devices that support
tagged queuing and are connected to this host adapter)."
$BT4X_TUDESCSTRG = "Enable BT-948/958 Turbo Support"
$BT4X_TUHELPSTRG =
"This parameter causes the driver to optimize specifically for BT-948/BT-958
MultiMaster host adapters. It automatically enables SCSI tagged queuing
and fine tunes a number of driver internals including the built-in
auto-adjusting performance-optimizing queue-depth algorithm,the CCB
pool size, the Mailbox pool size and the request completion processing
algorithm. While this switch may be used in conjunction with any BusLogic
MultiMaster host adapter, the driver is generally optimized by default
(without this option) for all other MultiMaster host adapters."
$BT4X_AMDESCSTRG = "Auto-adjusting Queue Depth Cap"
$BT4X_AMHELPSTRG =
"This parameter allows you to modify the upward bound on the range used
by the built-in auto-adjusting performance-optimizing per-device
queue depth algorithm. BusLogic recommends using this parameter rather
than the 'Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device' parameter.
Default valid values are 1 through 60. If BT-948/BT-958
Turbo Support is enabled, valid values are 1 through 192."
$BT4X_MRDESCSTRG = "Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device"
$BT4X_MRHELPSTRG =
"This parameter is provided for backward compatibility. BusLogic
recommends using the more finely-tuned Auto-adjusting Queue
Depth Cap parameter.
This parameter allows you to modify the maximum number of outstanding
requests per device allowed at any one time. Modifying this parameter
allows you to tune the driver for maximum performance for your
specific configuration. Default valid values are 1 through 60. If BT-948/BT-958
Turbo Support is enabled, valid values are 1 through 192. In most cases, best
performance is achieved by leaving the value for 'Maximum Requests Outstanding
per Device' set to the default."
$BT4X_XD_DESCSTRG = "SCSI targets to hide from NetWare"
$BT4X_XD_HELPSTRG =
"If you do not want to hide SCSI targets from NetWare, skip this option.
Otherwise, use this option to exclude one or more disk or CDROM SCSI
devices from being reported to NetWare when they are found by the
BusLogic driver. NOTE!!! In most cases, to successfully install
Netware 4.x from CDROM, you MUST:\n\n
a) Specify this driver option for the CDROM drive from which you are
installing. Once installation is completed, you may modify your
Netware startup.ncf file and remove this option for this device
if you wish to use it under Netware 4.x in conjunction with
Novell's CDROM.NLM .\n\n
b) Use the /m switch with the BusLogic DOS Manager (BTDOSM.SYS) in
your DOS CONFIG.SYS file.\n\n
Other common uses of this option are to reserve devices for NetWare
applications such as:\n\n
- disk array software that needs to present several
SCSI devices as a single logical device to the operating system.\n\n
- Third party software controlling CDROM devices through
an ASPI interface.\n\n
To specify which devices to hide on this host adapter,
enter one or more SCSI target IDs, separated by commas.
For example: 1,2,3\n"
$BT4X_WDDESCSTRG = "15 SCSI Target (Wide) Device Support"
$BT4X_WDHELPSTRG =
"This option has the effect of enabling support for up to 15 SCSI
targets - providing the specified host adapter has this level of
support in firmware. Otherwise, if you choose 'NO' for this option,
up to 8 SCSI targets are supported.n"
$BT4X_NL_DESCSTRG = "Number of SCSI LUNS"
$BT4X_NL_HELPSTRG =
"This option specifies the maximum number of Logical Units (LUNs)
the host adapter will support (try to detect). If the switch is not
specified, the default is 1. Valid range is from 1 to 64. If the
host adapter only has embedded SCSI targets attached (that is, all
attached devices are at LUN 0), it is recommended to set this option
value to 1 to turn off LUN support for LUNS other than 0. To use
this option, enter the desired value between 1 and 64. \n"
$BT4X_NOSTRG = "No"
$BT4X_YESSTRG = "Yes"
$BT4X_1STRG = "1"
$BT4X_2STRG = "2"
$BT4X_3STRG = "3"
$BT4X_4STRG = "4"
$BT4X_5STRG = "5"
$BT4X_6STRG = "6"
$BT4X_7STRG = "7"
$BT4X_8STRG = "8"
LANG: 14
;Spanish
;default English
$BUSLOGIC_1 =
"BusLogic MultiMaster PCI SCSI Adapter NW 4.x DSK Driver"
$BUSLOGIC_1_LEGACY =
"BusLogic MultiMaster non-PCI SCSI Adapter NW 4.x DSK Driver"
$BUSLOGIC_2 =
"By default, this driver will register PCI cards in the order
in which it finds them. To override the default load order, you
may specify a slot value on the command line by using the SLOT
or SHOWCARDS command line switch . "
$BUSLOGIC_2_LEGACY =
"For all BusLogic non-PCI MultiMaster host adapters (ISA,EISA,MCA,VESA),
you will be prompted to manually enter a port value if you
do not specify the PORT command line switch."
$BL_NOSTRG = "No"
$BL_YESSTRG = "Yes"
$BL_PCISHOWCARDDESCSTRG = "Override default PCI adapter load order"
$BL_PCISHOWCARDHELPSTRG =
"If you have multiple BusLogicMultiMaster PCI host adapters in the system
and you wish to OVERRIDE the default load ordering for these cards,
choose 'YES' for this option. After saving the parameters and continuing
the installation, you will you see a flashing screen \n
\"Loading driver BT4X.DSK -PLEASE WAIT\" \n
At this point ,press ALT + ESC keys to switch to the system console to manually
select the desired PCI host adapter."
$BT4X_XBDESCSTRG = "Enable Above 16 MB Memory Support"
$BT4X_XBHELPSTRG =
"To run one or more ISA BusLogic host adapters in a
system with more than 16 MB of memory, enable this
support. In rare instances, on a small percentage of
microchannel systems with more than 16 MB installed,
you may also need this support.
Enable this support on the first load of the BusLogic
driver. The presence or absence of this command line
switch on subsequent loads of the driver is ignored.
NOTE! When this support is enabled, you must add the
following line to your STARTUP.NCF file:
set Reserved Buffers Below 16 Meg=200"
$BT4X_RSDESCSTRG = "ASPI No-RESCAN option"
$BT4X_RSHELPSTRG =
"This option should be used in conjunction with ASPI
applications when SPECIFICALLY recommended by the ASPI
software vendor/supplier. Otherwise,it should be IGNORED.
*** ASPI Developers *** :
This switch has the effect of causing the ASPI Get Device
Type SRB to return table-driven information about the devices
detected during an initial scan. Using this option will inhibit
the BusLogic ASPI manager from going back out on the SCSI bus to
look for the specified device on behalf of this SRB type. By
default, the BusLogic ASPI manager will issue a SCSI inquiry on
behalf of the specified device."
$BT4X_TQDESCSTRG = "Enable Tagged Queuing Support"
$BT4X_TQHELPSTRG =
"Tagged queuing is an advanced SCSI-II feature that allows overlapped
commands to a SCSI device which enhances performance. The BusLogic SCSI
host bus adapters support this feature. However, many SCSI devices do not,
and both the host adapter and the SCSI device must support tagged queuing
to take advantage of this feature.\n\nThe BusLogic SCSI disk driver
defaults to tagged queuing disabled for all devices on all BusLogic
host adapters. To enable tagged queuing on this BusLogic host adapter
only, choose Yes. (this only affects those SCSI devices that support
tagged queuing and are connected to this host adapter)."
$BT4X_TUDESCSTRG = "Enable BT-948/958 Turbo Support"
$BT4X_TUHELPSTRG =
"This parameter causes the driver to optimize specifically for BT-948/BT-958
MultiMaster host adapters. It automatically enables SCSI tagged queuing
and fine tunes a number of driver internals including the built-in
auto-adjusting performance-optimizing queue-depth algorithm,the CCB
pool size, the Mailbox pool size and the request completion processing
algorithm. While this switch may be used in conjunction with any BusLogic
MultiMaster host adapter, the driver is generally optimized by default
(without this option) for all other MultiMaster host adapters."
$BT4X_AMDESCSTRG = "Auto-adjusting Queue Depth Cap"
$BT4X_AMHELPSTRG =
"This parameter allows you to modify the upward bound on the range used
by the built-in auto-adjusting performance-optimizing per-device
queue depth algorithm. BusLogic recommends using this parameter rather
than the 'Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device' parameter.
Default valid values are 1 through 60. If BT-948/BT-958
Turbo Support is enabled, valid values are 1 through 192."
$BT4X_MRDESCSTRG = "Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device"
$BT4X_MRHELPSTRG =
"This parameter is provided for backward compatibility. BusLogic
recommends using the more finely-tuned Auto-adjusting Queue
Depth Cap parameter.
This parameter allows you to modify the maximum number of outstanding
requests per device allowed at any one time. Modifying this parameter
allows you to tune the driver for maximum performance for your
specific configuration. Default valid values are 1 through 60. If BT-948/BT-958
Turbo Support is enabled, valid values are 1 through 192. In most cases, best
performance is achieved by leaving the value for 'Maximum Requests Outstanding
per Device' set to the default."
$BT4X_XD_DESCSTRG = "SCSI targets to hide from NetWare"
$BT4X_XD_HELPSTRG =
"If you do not want to hide SCSI targets from NetWare, skip this option.
Otherwise, use this option to exclude one or more disk or CDROM SCSI
devices from being reported to NetWare when they are found by the
BusLogic driver. NOTE!!! In most cases, to successfully install
Netware 4.x from CDROM, you MUST:\n\n
a) Specify this driver option for the CDROM drive from which you are
installing. Once installation is completed, you may modify your
Netware startup.ncf file and remove this option for this device
if you wish to use it under Netware 4.x in conjunction with
Novell's CDROM.NLM .\n\n
b) Use the /m switch with the BusLogic DOS Manager (BTDOSM.SYS) in
your DOS CONFIG.SYS file.\n\n
Other common uses of this option are to reserve devices for NetWare
applications such as:\n\n
- disk array software that needs to present several
SCSI devices as a single logical device to the operating system.\n\n
- Third party software controlling CDROM devices through
an ASPI interface.\n\n
To specify which devices to hide on this host adapter,
enter one or more SCSI target IDs, separated by commas.
For example: 1,2,3\n"
$BT4X_WDDESCSTRG = "15 SCSI Target (Wide) Device Support"
$BT4X_WDHELPSTRG =
"This option has the effect of enabling support for up to 15 SCSI
targets - providing the specified host adapter has this level of
support in firmware. Otherwise, if you choose 'NO' for this option,
up to 8 SCSI targets are supported.n"
$BT4X_NL_DESCSTRG = "Number of SCSI LUNS"
$BT4X_NL_HELPSTRG =
"This option specifies the maximum number of Logical Units (LUNs)
the host adapter will support (try to detect). If the switch is not
specified, the default is 1. Valid range is from 1 to 64. If the
host adapter only has embedded SCSI targets attached (that is, all
attached devices are at LUN 0), it is recommended to set this option
value to 1 to turn off LUN support for LUNS other than 0. To use
this option, enter the desired value between 1 and 64. \n"
$BT4X_NOSTRG = "No"
$BT4X_YESSTRG = "Yes"
$BT4X_1STRG = "1"
$BT4X_2STRG = "2"
$BT4X_3STRG = "3"
$BT4X_4STRG = "4"
$BT4X_5STRG = "5"
$BT4X_6STRG = "6"
$BT4X_7STRG = "7"
$BT4X_8STRG = "8"
