SyntaxVersion: 1.00
; File: FLASHP4X.DSK
Driver FLASHP4X
{
PAR: 2.00
DES: $FP_DESCSTRG
HELP: $FP_HELPSTRG
File: FLASHP4X.DSK
PROD:'PCI.INCLUDE.104B.8130.*.*.*'
;bogus port entry - w/o it, DDI test fails!!!
PROMPT PORT HIDDEN
{
Values: 330, 334, 234, 230, 134, 130
Default: 330
ReservedLength: 4
}
LI PciShowSlotsOption
{
DES: $FP_PCISHOWSLOTDESCSTRG
HELP:$FP_PCISHOWSLOTHELPSTRG
CD: $FP_NOSTRG
CH: ''
CD: $FP_YESSTRG
CH: 'ShowCards'
OUT: '%s'
DEF: 1
}
LI TagQueuing
{
DES: $FP_TQDESCSTRG
HELP:$FP_TQHELPSTRG
CD: $FP_NOSTRG
CH: ''
CD: $FP_YESSTRG
CH: 'Enable_TQ'
OUT: '%s'
DEF: 1
}
PR MaxReqs
{
DES: $FP_MRDESCSTRG
HELP:$FP_MRHELPSTRG
TYP: DEC (2)
VAL: 1-60
OUT: 'MaxActive=%s'
DEF: 1
}
PR NumLuns
{
DES: $FP_NL_DESCSTRG
HELP:$FP_NL_HELPSTRG
TYP: DEC (2)
VAL: 1-32
OUT: 'NumLuns=%s'
DEF: 1
}
}
DLANG: 4
;English
;default English
$FP_DESCSTRG = "BusLogic FlashPoint NetWare 4.X SCSI driver"
$FP_HELPSTRG =
"This driver supports up to four BusLogic FlashPoint SCSI host
adapters concurrently. The driver loads reentrantly,
conserving memory."
$FP_TQDESCSTRG = "Enable Tagged Queuing Support"
$FP_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). If you
choose Yes, the 'Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device' value will
control the maximum number of tagged queue requests outstanding."
$FP_MRDESCSTRG = "Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device"
$FP_MRHELPSTRG =
"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. Valid values are 1 through 60. In most cases, best
performance is achieved by leaving the value for 'Maximum Requests Outstanding
per Device' set to the default. If you responded Yes to the 'Enable Tagged
Queuing' support prompt, the 'Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device'
value will control the maximum number of tagged queue requests outstanding.
If you responded No to the 'Enable Tagged Queuing' support prompt, the
'Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device' value will control the maximum
number of non-tagged requests outstanding."
$FP_NL_DESCSTRG = "Number of SCSI LUNS"
$FP_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 8. 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"
$FP_PCISHOWSLOTDESCSTRG = "Manually specify FlashPoint Card"
$FP_PCISHOWSLOTHELPSTRG =
"If you have multiple BusLogic FlashPoint host adapters in the system \n
and you wish to OVERRIDE the default load ordering for these cards, \n
choose 'YES' for this option. When you see the flashing screen \n
\"Loading driver FLASHP4X.DSK -PLEASE WAIT\" \n
press ALT + ESC keys to switch to the system console to manually \n
select the desired PCI host adapter."
$FP_NOSTRG = "No"
$FP_YESSTRG = "Yes"
$FP_1STRG = "1"
$FP_2STRG = "2"
$FP_3STRG = "3"
$FP_4STRG = "4"
$FP_5STRG = "5"
$FP_6STRG = "6"
$FP_7STRG = "7"
$FP_8STRG = "8"
LANG: 6
;French
;default English
$FP_DESCSTRG = "BusLogic FlashPoint NetWare 4.X SCSI driver"
$FP_HELPSTRG =
"This driver supports up to four BusLogic FlashPoint SCSI host
adapters concurrently. The driver loads reentrantly,
conserving memory."
$FP_TQDESCSTRG = "Enable Tagged Queuing Support"
$FP_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 the selected BusLogic host
adapter, choose Yes. (this only affects those SCSI devices that support
tagged queuing and are connected to this host adapter). If you
choose Yes, the 'Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device' value will
control the maximum number of tagged queue requests outstanding."
$FP_MRDESCSTRG = "Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device"
$FP_MRHELPSTRG =
"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. Valid values are 1 through 60. In most cases, best
performance is achieved by leaving the value for 'Maximum Requests Outstanding
per Device' set to 1 (the default). If you responded Yes to the 'Enable Tagged
Queuing' support prompt, the 'Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device'
value will control the maximum number of tagged queue requests outstanding.
If you responded No to the 'Enable Tagged Queuing' support prompt, the
'Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device' value will control the maximum
number of non-tagged requests outstanding."
$FP_NL_DESCSTRG = "Number of SCSI LUNS"
$FP_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 8. 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"
$FP_PCISHOWSLOTDESCSTRG = "Manually specify FlashPoint Card"
$FP_PCISHOWSLOTHELPSTRG =
"If you have multiple BusLogic FlashPoint host adapters in the system \n
and you wish to OVERRIDE the default load ordering for these cards, \n
choose this option. When you see the flashing screen \n
\"Loading driver FLASHP4X.DSK -PLEASE WAIT\" \n
press ALT + ESC keys to switch to the system console to manually \n
select the desired PCI host adapter."
$FP_NOSTRG = "No"
$FP_YESSTRG = "Yes"
$FP_1STRG = "1"
$FP_2STRG = "2"
$FP_3STRG = "3"
$FP_4STRG = "4"
$FP_5STRG = "5"
$FP_6STRG = "6"
$FP_7STRG = "7"
$FP_8STRG = "8"
LANG: 7
;German
;default English
$FP_DESCSTRG = "BusLogic FlashPoint NetWare 4.X SCSI driver"
$FP_HELPSTRG =
"This driver supports up to four BusLogic FlashPoint SCSI host
adapters concurrently. The driver loads reentrantly,
conserving memory."
$FP_TQDESCSTRG = "Enable Tagged Queuing Support"
$FP_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). If you
choose Yes, the 'Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device' value will
control the maximum number of tagged queue requests outstanding."
$FP_MRDESCSTRG = "Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device"
$FP_MRHELPSTRG =
"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. Valid values are 1 through 60. In most cases, best
performance is achieved by leaving the value for 'Maximum Requests Outstanding
per Device' set to 1 (the default). If you responded Yes to the 'Enable Tagged
Queuing' support prompt, the 'Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device'
value will control the maximum number of tagged queue requests outstanding.
If you responded No to the 'Enable Tagged Queuing' support prompt, the
'Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device' value will control the maximum
number of non-tagged requests outstanding."
$FP_NL_DESCSTRG = "Number of SCSI LUNS"
$FP_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 8. 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"
$FP_PCISHOWSLOTDESCSTRG = "Manually specify FlashPoint Card"
$FP_PCISHOWSLOTHELPSTRG =
"If you have multiple BusLogic FlashPoint host adapters in the system \n
and you wish to OVERRIDE the default load ordering for these cards, \n
choose this option. When you see the flashing screen \n
\"Loading driver FLASHP4X.DSK -PLEASE WAIT\" \n
press ALT + ESC keys to switch to the system console to manually \n
select the desired PCI host adapter."
$FP_NOSTRG = "No"
$FP_YESSTRG = "Yes"
$FP_1STRG = "1"
$FP_2STRG = "2"
$FP_3STRG = "3"
$FP_4STRG = "4"
$FP_5STRG = "5"
$FP_6STRG = "6"
$FP_7STRG = "7"
$FP_8STRG = "8"
LANG: 8
;Italian
;default English
$FP_DESCSTRG = "BusLogic FlashPoint NetWare 4.X SCSI driver"
$FP_HELPSTRG =
"This driver supports up to four BusLogic FlashPoint SCSI host
adapters concurrently. The driver loads reentrantly,
conserving memory."
$FP_TQDESCSTRG = "Enable Tagged Queuing Support"
$FP_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). If you
choose Yes, the 'Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device' value will
control the maximum number of tagged queue requests outstanding."
$FP_MRDESCSTRG = "Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device"
$FP_MRHELPSTRG =
"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. Valid values are 1 through 60. In most cases, best
performance is achieved by leaving the value for 'Maximum Requests Outstanding
per Device' set to 1 (the default). If you responded Yes to the 'Enable Tagged
Queuing' support prompt, the 'Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device'
value will control the maximum number of tagged queue requests outstanding.
If you responded No to the 'Enable Tagged Queuing' support prompt, the
'Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device' value will control the maximum
number of non-tagged requests outstanding."
$FP_NL_DESCSTRG = "Number of SCSI LUNS"
$FP_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 8. 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"
$FP_PCISHOWSLOTDESCSTRG = "Manually specify FlashPoint Card"
$FP_PCISHOWSLOTHELPSTRG =
"If you have multiple BusLogic FlashPoint host adapters in the system \n
and you wish to OVERRIDE the default load ordering for these cards, \n
choose this option. When you see the flashing screen \n
\"Loading driver FLASHP4X.DSK -PLEASE WAIT\" \n
press ALT + ESC keys to switch to the system console to manually \n
select the desired PCI host adapter."
$FP_NOSTRG = "No"
$FP_YESSTRG = "Yes"
$FP_1STRG = "1"
$FP_2STRG = "2"
$FP_3STRG = "3"
$FP_4STRG = "4"
$FP_5STRG = "5"
$FP_6STRG = "6"
$FP_7STRG = "7"
$FP_8STRG = "8"
LANG: 14
;Spanish
;default English
$FP_DESCSTRG = "BusLogic FlashPoint NetWare 4.X SCSI driver"
$FP_HELPSTRG =
"This driver supports up to four BusLogic FlashPoint SCSI host
adapters concurrently. The driver loads reentrantly,
conserving memory."
$FP_TQDESCSTRG = "Enable Tagged Queuing Support"
$FP_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). If you
choose Yes, the 'Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device' value will
control the maximum number of tagged queue requests outstanding."
$FP_MRDESCSTRG = "Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device"
$FP_MRHELPSTRG =
"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. Valid values are 1 through 60. In most cases, best
performance is achieved by leaving the value for 'Maximum Requests Outstanding
per Device' set to 1 (the default). If you responded Yes to the 'Enable Tagged
Queuing' support prompt, the 'Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device'
value will control the maximum number of tagged queue requests outstanding.
If you responded No to the 'Enable Tagged Queuing' support prompt, the
'Maximum Requests Outstanding per Device' value will control the maximum
number of non-tagged requests outstanding."
$FP_NL_DESCSTRG = "Number of SCSI LUNS"
$FP_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 8. 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"
$FP_PCISHOWSLOTDESCSTRG = "Manually specify FlashPoint Card"
$FP_PCISHOWSLOTHELPSTRG =
"If you have multiple BusLogic FlashPoint host adapters in the system \n
and you wish to OVERRIDE the default load ordering for these cards, \n
choose this option. When you see the flashing screen \n
\"Loading driver FLASHP4X.DSK -PLEASE WAIT\" \n
press ALT + ESC keys to switch to the system console to manually \n
select the desired PCI host adapter."
$FP_NOSTRG = "No"
$FP_YESSTRG = "Yes"
$FP_1STRG = "1"
$FP_2STRG = "2"
$FP_3STRG = "3"
$FP_4STRG = "4"
$FP_5STRG = "5"
$FP_6STRG = "6"
$FP_7STRG = "7"
$FP_8STRG = "8"
