;
; Novell NetWare Server Driver Description File for
; DEC FDDIcontroller/EISA (DEFEA)
;
VER: 3.30
SYN: 1.00
DR DEFEA
{
DES: $DEFEA_1
HELP: $DEFEA_2
PAR: 1.00
PROD: 'EISA.DEC.300.?'
FILE: DEFEA.LAN
TIME: 20
PR SLOT REQ
{
VAL: 1-15
}
PR NODE
{
HELP: $DEFEA_3
}
PR RCVBUFS OPT
{
DES: $DEFEA_4
HELP: $DEFEA_5
TYP: DEC(3)
VAL: 2-128
DEF: 8
OUT: 'RCVBUFS=%s'
}
PR XMTBUFS OPT
{
DES: $DEFEA_6
HELP: $DEFEA_7
TYP: DEC(3)
VAL: 8-128
DEF: 32
OUT: 'XMTBUFS=%s'
}
PR TREQ OPT
{
DES: $DEFEA_8
HELP: $DEFEA_9
TYP: DEC(3)
VAL: 4-165
DEF: 8
OUT: 'TREQ=%s'
}
LI FULLDUPLEX OPT
{
DES: $DEFEA_10
HELP: $DEFEA_11
CD: $DEFEA_12
CH: 'OFF'
CD: $DEFEA_13
CH: 'ON'
DEF: 1
OUT: 'FULLDUPLEX=%s'
}
FR FRAMESELECT
{
HELP: $DEFEA_14
CD: $DEFEA_15
CH: 'FDDI_802.2'
CD: $DEFEA_16
CH: 'FDDI_SNAP'
DEF: 1
}
}
DLANG: 4
;English
$DEFEA_1 = "DEC FDDIcontroller/EISA Novell NetWare Server Driver"
$DEFEA_2 = "You can use this driver in an EISA bus Intel-based
file server to support up to sixteen FDDI controllers.
This driver supports the use of shared interrupts.
See the driver README.TXT file on the DOS
installation diskette for more details."
$DEFEA_3 = "Enter a six-byte IEEE MAC address if you desire
locally administered addresses. Otherwise, the
driver will use the hardware address that was
factory installed for your controller.\n\n
The default entry format is canonical (LSB),
but non-canonical (MSB) addresses may be
entered by appending \"M\" to the specified
address."
$DEFEA_4 = "Adapter Host Receive Buffers"
$DEFEA_5 = "Enter the number of LSL packet receive buffers
to be pre-allocated by the driver. You will
need to increase the Minimum Packet Receive
Buffers setting in STARTUP.NCF if the driver
cannot pre-allocate the desired number of
buffers. See the driver README.TXT file for
more details."
$DEFEA_6 = "Adapter Host Transmit Buffers"
$DEFEA_7 = "Enter the number of packet transmit buffers (TCB's)
to be pre-allocated for this adapter. This number
can be reduced from the default of 32 to save
memory resources. See the driver README.TXT file
for more details."
$DEFEA_8 = "Requested Target Token Rotation Time"
$DEFEA_9 = "Enter the desired MACTReq value in milliseconds.
Normally this parameter does not need to be changed
from the default value of 8 ms. See the driver
README.TXT file for more details."
$DEFEA_10 = "Full-Duplex Operation Enable/Disable"
$DEFEA_11 = "Enter whether FDDI Full-Duplex (FDX) mode should
be enabled on the adapter. See the driver
README.TXT file for more details."
$DEFEA_12 = "OFF"
$DEFEA_13 = "ON"
$DEFEA_14 = "The driver defaults to the FDDI_802.2 frame type.
You can optionally remove this frame type and/or
add the FDDI_SNAP frame type."
$DEFEA_15 = "FDDI 802.2"
$DEFEA_16 = "FDDI SNAP"
LANG: 6
;French
$DEFEA_1 = "DEC FDDIcontroller/EISA Novell NetWare Server Driver"
$DEFEA_2 = "You can use this driver in an EISA bus Intel-based
file server to support up to sixteen FDDI controllers.
This driver supports the use of shared interrupts.
See the driver README.TXT file on the DOS
installation diskette for more details."
$DEFEA_3 = "Enter a six-byte IEEE MAC address if you desire
locally administered addresses. Otherwise, the
driver will use the hardware address that was
factory installed for your controller.\n\n
The default entry format is canonical (LSB),
but non-canonical (MSB) addresses may be
entered by appending \"M\" to the specified
address."
$DEFEA_4 = "Adapter Host Receive Buffers"
$DEFEA_5 = "Enter the number of LSL packet receive buffers
to be pre-allocated by the driver. You will
need to increase the Minimum Packet Receive
Buffers setting in STARTUP.NCF if the driver
cannot pre-allocate the desired number of
buffers. See the driver README.TXT file for
more details."
$DEFEA_6 = "Adapter Host Transmit Buffers"
$DEFEA_7 = "Enter the number of packet transmit buffers (TCB's)
to be pre-allocated for this adapter. This number
can be reduced from the default of 32 to save
memory resources. See the driver README.TXT file
for more details."
$DEFEA_8 = "Requested Target Token Rotation Time"
$DEFEA_9 = "Enter the desired MACTReq value in milliseconds.
Normally this parameter does not need to be changed
from the default value of 8 ms. See the driver
README.TXT file for more details."
$DEFEA_10 = "Full-Duplex Operation Enable/Disable"
$DEFEA_11 = "Enter whether FDDI Full-Duplex (FDX) mode should
be enabled on the adapter. See the driver
README.TXT file for more details."
$DEFEA_12 = "OFF"
$DEFEA_13 = "ON"
$DEFEA_14 = "The driver defaults to the FDDI_802.2 frame type.
You can optionally remove this frame type and/or
add the FDDI_SNAP frame type."
$DEFEA_15 = "FDDI 802.2"
$DEFEA_16 = "FDDI SNAP"
LANG: 7
;German
$DEFEA_1 = "DEC FDDIcontroller/EISA Novell NetWare Server Driver"
$DEFEA_2 = "You can use this driver in an EISA bus Intel-based
file server to support up to sixteen FDDI controllers.
This driver supports the use of shared interrupts.
See the driver README.TXT file on the DOS
installation diskette for more details."
$DEFEA_3 = "Enter a six-byte IEEE MAC address if you desire
locally administered addresses. Otherwise, the
driver will use the hardware address that was
factory installed for your controller.\n\n
The default entry format is canonical (LSB),
but non-canonical (MSB) addresses may be
entered by appending \"M\" to the specified
address."
$DEFEA_4 = "Adapter Host Receive Buffers"
$DEFEA_5 = "Enter the number of LSL packet receive buffers
to be pre-allocated by the driver. You will
need to increase the Minimum Packet Receive
Buffers setting in STARTUP.NCF if the driver
cannot pre-allocate the desired number of
buffers. See the driver README.TXT file for
more details."
$DEFEA_6 = "Adapter Host Transmit Buffers"
$DEFEA_7 = "Enter the number of packet transmit buffers (TCB's)
to be pre-allocated for this adapter. This number
can be reduced from the default of 32 to save
memory resources. See the driver README.TXT file
for more details."
$DEFEA_8 = "Requested Target Token Rotation Time"
$DEFEA_9 = "Enter the desired MACTReq value in milliseconds.
Normally this parameter does not need to be changed
from the default value of 8 ms. See the driver
README.TXT file for more details."
$DEFEA_10 = "Full-Duplex Operation Enable/Disable"
$DEFEA_11 = "Enter whether FDDI Full-Duplex (FDX) mode should
be enabled on the adapter. See the driver
README.TXT file for more details."
$DEFEA_12 = "OFF"
$DEFEA_13 = "ON"
$DEFEA_14 = "The driver defaults to the FDDI_802.2 frame type.
You can optionally remove this frame type and/or
add the FDDI_SNAP frame type."
$DEFEA_15 = "FDDI 802.2"
$DEFEA_16 = "FDDI SNAP"
LANG: 8
;Italian
$DEFEA_1 = "DEC FDDIcontroller/EISA Novell NetWare Server Driver"
$DEFEA_2 = "You can use this driver in an EISA bus Intel-based
file server to support up to sixteen FDDI controllers.
This driver supports the use of shared interrupts.
See the driver README.TXT file on the DOS
installation diskette for more details."
$DEFEA_3 = "Enter a six-byte IEEE MAC address if you desire
locally administered addresses. Otherwise, the
driver will use the hardware address that was
factory installed for your controller.\n\n
The default entry format is canonical (LSB),
but non-canonical (MSB) addresses may be
entered by appending \"M\" to the specified
address."
$DEFEA_4 = "Adapter Host Receive Buffers"
$DEFEA_5 = "Enter the number of LSL packet receive buffers
to be pre-allocated by the driver. You will
need to increase the Minimum Packet Receive
Buffers setting in STARTUP.NCF if the driver
cannot pre-allocate the desired number of
buffers. See the driver README.TXT file for
more details."
$DEFEA_6 = "Adapter Host Transmit Buffers"
$DEFEA_7 = "Enter the number of packet transmit buffers (TCB's)
to be pre-allocated for this adapter. This number
can be reduced from the default of 32 to save
memory resources. See the driver README.TXT file
for more details."
$DEFEA_8 = "Requested Target Token Rotation Time"
$DEFEA_9 = "Enter the desired MACTReq value in milliseconds.
Normally this parameter does not need to be changed
from the default value of 8 ms. See the driver
README.TXT file for more details."
$DEFEA_10 = "Full-Duplex Operation Enable/Disable"
$DEFEA_11 = "Enter whether FDDI Full-Duplex (FDX) mode should
be enabled on the adapter. See the driver
README.TXT file for more details."
$DEFEA_12 = "OFF"
$DEFEA_13 = "ON"
$DEFEA_14 = "The driver defaults to the FDDI_802.2 frame type.
You can optionally remove this frame type and/or
add the FDDI_SNAP frame type."
$DEFEA_15 = "FDDI 802.2"
$DEFEA_16 = "FDDI SNAP"
LANG: 14
;Spanish
$DEFEA_1 = "DEC FDDIcontroller/EISA Novell NetWare Server Driver"
$DEFEA_2 = "You can use this driver in an EISA bus Intel-based
file server to support up to sixteen FDDI controllers.
This driver supports the use of shared interrupts.
See the driver README.TXT file on the DOS
installation diskette for more details."
$DEFEA_3 = "Enter a six-byte IEEE MAC address if you desire
locally administered addresses. Otherwise, the
driver will use the hardware address that was
factory installed for your controller.\n\n
The default entry format is canonical (LSB),
but non-canonical (MSB) addresses may be
entered by appending \"M\" to the specified
address."
$DEFEA_4 = "Adapter Host Receive Buffers"
$DEFEA_5 = "Enter the number of LSL packet receive buffers
to be pre-allocated by the driver. You will
need to increase the Minimum Packet Receive
Buffers setting in STARTUP.NCF if the driver
cannot pre-allocate the desired number of
buffers. See the driver README.TXT file for
more details."
$DEFEA_6 = "Adapter Host Transmit Buffers"
$DEFEA_7 = "Enter the number of packet transmit buffers (TCB's)
to be pre-allocated for this adapter. This number
can be reduced from the default of 32 to save
memory resources. See the driver README.TXT file
for more details."
$DEFEA_8 = "Requested Target Token Rotation Time"
$DEFEA_9 = "Enter the desired MACTReq value in milliseconds.
Normally this parameter does not need to be changed
from the default value of 8 ms. See the driver
README.TXT file for more details."
$DEFEA_10 = "Full-Duplex Operation Enable/Disable"
$DEFEA_11 = "Enter whether FDDI Full-Duplex (FDX) mode should
be enabled on the adapter. See the driver
README.TXT file for more details."
$DEFEA_12 = "OFF"
$DEFEA_13 = "ON"
$DEFEA_14 = "The driver defaults to the FDDI_802.2 frame type.
You can optionally remove this frame type and/or
add the FDDI_SNAP frame type."
$DEFEA_15 = "FDDI 802.2"
$DEFEA_16 = "FDDI SNAP"
