SyntaxVersion: 1.00
; File: NWISS.HAM
Driver NWISS
{
Description: $NWISS_1
Help: $NWISS_2
PAR: 2.00
FILE: NWISS.HAM
PROD: 'EISA.TRI.380.1', 'EISA.TRI.390.1', 'EISA.TRI.3A0.1'
Time: 30
PROMPT SLOT
{
Values: 1 - 65535
}
PROMPT READPRIORITY
{
Values: "READPRIORITY"
Default: UNDEFINED
Description: $NWISS_3
Help: $NWISS_4
OutputFormat: '%s'
Type: STRING
}
PROMPT NOREADAHEAD
{
Values: "NOREADAHEAD"
Default: UNDEFINED
Description: $NWISS_6
Help: $NWISS_7
OutputFormat: '%s'
Type: STRING
}
PROMPT WRITEVERIFY
{
Values: "WRITEVERIFY"
Default: UNDEFINED
Description: $NWISS_9
Help: $NWISS_10
OutputFormat: '%s'
Type: STRING
}
}
DLANG: 4
;English
$NWISS_1 = "Tricord Systems ISS Host Adapter Module (HAM) for Netware 4.1X"
$NWISS_2 = "This driver will automatically detect and bind to the next
available ISS board found. No command line
parameters are required.\n\n
SPECIAL NOTE:
This driver can be used to access multiple adapter
cards. Load this driver once for each adapter card.
Reference the driver release notes file on the Tricord
Netware Drivers Diskette for information on command
line parameters."
$NWISS_3 = "Read Priority"
$NWISS_4 = "Use this option to enable the Read Priority feature,
which potentially increases overall performance of
the server. The Read Priority algorithm gives read
operations a higher priority than write operations.\n\n
Operating environments which use disk mirroring will
see a performance increase when this feature is enabled,
since data is cached in memory and written to disk at
a later time (lazy write algorithm). Netware's caching
scheme for file system activities is based on the
lazy write principal.\n\n
SPECIAL NOTE:
Operating environments that do not take advantage of
Read Priority are those that do not allow delayed write
operations. A primary example of this type of environment
is a database system."
$NWISS_5 = "READPRIORITY"
$NWISS_6 = "Disk Read Ahead"
$NWISS_7 = "Use this option to disable the Read Priority feature.
The driver disables disk read ahead caching on each
SCSI-II compatable disk drive attached to the selected
adapter.\n\n
SPECIAL NOTE:
Disk Read Ahead is enabled by default. Disk Read Ahead
caching is a means of speeding up sequential disk read
operations. When a block of data is not present in the
disk drive's cache RAM, it is read from the disk media
and copied to the drive's cache RAM. The disk Read Ahead
algorithm reads the requested data block as well as any
remaining blocks on the current track. This effectively
provides a 'read-ahead effect'. This feature is very
efficient in an environment in which sequential disk
operations are prevalent."
$NWISS_8 = "NOREADAHEAD"
$NWISS_9 = "Disk Write Verification"
$NWISS_10 =
"Use this option to enable the Disk Write Verification
feature. The driver, by default, disables disk read
after write verification on each device. When this
feature is enabled, however, the driver uses the current
state of the Netware 'set Enable Disk Read After Write
Verify' parameter as it's default setting."
$NWISS_11 = "WRITEVERIFY"
LANG: 6
;French
$NWISS_1 = "Tricord Systems ISS Host Adapter Module (HAM) for Netware 4.1X"
$NWISS_2 = "This driver will automatically detect and bind to the next
available ISS board found. No command line
parameters are required.\n\n
SPECIAL NOTE:
This driver can be used to access multiple adapter
cards. Load this driver once for each adapter card.
Reference the driver release notes file on the Tricord
Netware Drivers Diskette for information on command
line parameters."
$NWISS_3 = "Read Priority"
$NWISS_4 = "Use this option to enable the Read Priority feature,
which potentially increases overall performance of
the server. The Read Priority algorithm gives read
operations a higher priority than write operations.\n\n
Operating environments which use disk mirroring will
see a performance increase when this feature is enabled,
since data is cached in memory and written to disk at
a later time (lazy write algorithm). Netware's caching
scheme for file system activities is based on the
lazy write principal.\n\n
SPECIAL NOTE:
Operating environments that do not take advantage of
Read Priority are those that do not allow delayed write
operations. A primary example of this type of environment
is a database system."
$NWISS_5 = "READPRIORITY"
$NWISS_6 = "Disk Read Ahead"
$NWISS_7 = "Use this option to disable the Read Priority feature.
The driver disables disk read ahead caching on each
SCSI-II compatable disk drive attached to the selected
adapter.\n\n
SPECIAL NOTE:
Disk Read Ahead is enabled by default. Disk Read Ahead
caching is a means of speeding up sequential disk read
operations. When a block of data is not present in the
disk drive's cache RAM, it is read from the disk media
and copied to the drive's cache RAM. The disk Read Ahead
algorithm reads the requested data block as well as any
remaining blocks on the current track. This effectively
provides a 'read-ahead effect'. This feature is very
efficient in an environment in which sequential disk
operations are prevalent."
$NWISS_8 = "NOREADAHEAD"
$NWISS_9 = "Disk Write Verification"
$NWISS_10 =
"Use this option to enable the Disk Write Verification
feature. The driver, by default, disables disk read
after write verification on each device. When this
feature is enabled, however, the driver uses the current
state of the Netware 'set Enable Disk Read After Write
Verify' parameter as it's default setting."
$NWISS_11 = "WRITEVERIFY"
LANG: 7
;German
$NWISS_1 = "Tricord Systems ISS Host Adapter Module (HAM) for Netware 4.1X"
$NWISS_2 = "This driver will automatically detect and bind to the next
available ISS board found. No command line
parameters are required.\n\n
SPECIAL NOTE:
This driver can be used to access multiple adapter
cards. Load this driver once for each adapter card.
Reference the driver release notes file on the Tricord
Netware Drivers Diskette for information on command
line parameters."
$NWISS_3 = "Read Priority"
$NWISS_4 = "Use this option to enable the Read Priority feature,
which potentially increases overall performance of
the server. The Read Priority algorithm gives read
operations a higher priority than write operations.\n\n
Operating environments which use disk mirroring will
see a performance increase when this feature is enabled,
since data is cached in memory and written to disk at
a later time (lazy write algorithm). Netware's caching
scheme for file system activities is based on the
lazy write principal.\n\n
SPECIAL NOTE:
Operating environments that do not take advantage of
Read Priority are those that do not allow delayed write
operations. A primary example of this type of environment
is a database system."
$NWISS_5 = "READPRIORITY"
$NWISS_6 = "Disk Read Ahead"
$NWISS_7 = "Use this option to disable the Read Priority feature.
The driver disables disk read ahead caching on each
SCSI-II compatable disk drive attached to the selected
adapter.\n\n
SPECIAL NOTE:
Disk Read Ahead is enabled by default. Disk Read Ahead
caching is a means of speeding up sequential disk read
operations. When a block of data is not present in the
disk drive's cache RAM, it is read from the disk media
and copied to the drive's cache RAM. The disk Read Ahead
algorithm reads the requested data block as well as any
remaining blocks on the current track. This effectively
provides a 'read-ahead effect'. This feature is very
efficient in an environment in which sequential disk
operations are prevalent."
$NWISS_8 = "NOREADAHEAD"
$NWISS_9 = "Disk Write Verification"
$NWISS_10 =
"Use this option to enable the Disk Write Verification
feature. The driver, by default, disables disk read
after write verification on each device. When this
feature is enabled, however, the driver uses the current
state of the Netware 'set Enable Disk Read After Write
Verify' parameter as it's default setting."
$NWISS_11 = "WRITEVERIFY"
LANG: 8
;Italian
$NWISS_1 = "Tricord Systems ISS Host Adapter Module (HAM) for Netware 4.1X"
$NWISS_2 = "This driver will automatically detect and bind to the next
available ISS board found. No command line
parameters are required.\n\n
SPECIAL NOTE:
This driver can be used to access multiple adapter
cards. Load this driver once for each adapter card.
Reference the driver release notes file on the Tricord
Netware Drivers Diskette for information on command
line parameters."
$NWISS_3 = "Read Priority"
$NWISS_4 = "Use this option to enable the Read Priority feature,
which potentially increases overall performance of
the server. The Read Priority algorithm gives read
operations a higher priority than write operations.\n\n
Operating environments which use disk mirroring will
see a performance increase when this feature is enabled,
since data is cached in memory and written to disk at
a later time (lazy write algorithm). Netware's caching
scheme for file system activities is based on the
lazy write principal.\n\n
SPECIAL NOTE:
Operating environments that do not take advantage of
Read Priority are those that do not allow delayed write
operations. A primary example of this type of environment
is a database system."
$NWISS_5 = "READPRIORITY"
$NWISS_6 = "Disk Read Ahead"
$NWISS_7 = "Use this option to disable the Read Priority feature.
The driver disables disk read ahead caching on each
SCSI-II compatable disk drive attached to the selected
adapter.\n\n
SPECIAL NOTE:
Disk Read Ahead is enabled by default. Disk Read Ahead
caching is a means of speeding up sequential disk read
operations. When a block of data is not present in the
disk drive's cache RAM, it is read from the disk media
and copied to the drive's cache RAM. The disk Read Ahead
algorithm reads the requested data block as well as any
remaining blocks on the current track. This effectively
provides a 'read-ahead effect'. This feature is very
efficient in an environment in which sequential disk
operations are prevalent."
$NWISS_8 = "NOREADAHEAD"
$NWISS_9 = "Disk Write Verification"
$NWISS_10 =
"Use this option to enable the Disk Write Verification
feature. The driver, by default, disables disk read
after write verification on each device. When this
feature is enabled, however, the driver uses the current
state of the Netware 'set Enable Disk Read After Write
Verify' parameter as it's default setting."
$NWISS_11 = "WRITEVERIFY"
LANG: 14
;Spanish
$NWISS_1 = "Tricord Systems ISS Host Adapter Module (HAM) for Netware 4.1X"
$NWISS_2 = "This driver will automatically detect and bind to the next
available ISS board found. No command line
parameters are required.\n\n
SPECIAL NOTE:
This driver can be used to access multiple adapter
cards. Load this driver once for each adapter card.
Reference the driver release notes file on the Tricord
Netware Drivers Diskette for information on command
line parameters."
$NWISS_3 = "Read Priority"
$NWISS_4 = "Use this option to enable the Read Priority feature,
which potentially increases overall performance of
the server. The Read Priority algorithm gives read
operations a higher priority than write operations.\n\n
Operating environments which use disk mirroring will
see a performance increase when this feature is enabled,
since data is cached in memory and written to disk at
a later time (lazy write algorithm). Netware's caching
scheme for file system activities is based on the
lazy write principal.\n\n
SPECIAL NOTE:
Operating environments that do not take advantage of
Read Priority are those that do not allow delayed write
operations. A primary example of this type of environment
is a database system."
$NWISS_5 = "READPRIORITY"
$NWISS_6 = "Disk Read Ahead"
$NWISS_7 = "Use this option to disable the Read Priority feature.
The driver disables disk read ahead caching on each
SCSI-II compatable disk drive attached to the selected
adapter.\n\n
SPECIAL NOTE:
Disk Read Ahead is enabled by default. Disk Read Ahead
caching is a means of speeding up sequential disk read
operations. When a block of data is not present in the
disk drive's cache RAM, it is read from the disk media
and copied to the drive's cache RAM. The disk Read Ahead
algorithm reads the requested data block as well as any
remaining blocks on the current track. This effectively
provides a 'read-ahead effect'. This feature is very
efficient in an environment in which sequential disk
operations are prevalent."
$NWISS_8 = "NOREADAHEAD"
$NWISS_9 = "Disk Write Verification"
$NWISS_10 =
"Use this option to enable the Disk Write Verification
feature. The driver, by default, disables disk read
after write verification on each device. When this
feature is enabled, however, the driver uses the current
state of the Netware 'set Enable Disk Read After Write
Verify' parameter as it's default setting."
$NWISS_11 = "WRITEVERIFY"
