[ETH_32]
 Type = NDIS
 Title = "32-Bits PCI bus (fast) Ethernet Adapter"
 Version = 2.00
 DriverName = ETHPCI$
 XPORTS = NETBEUI LANDD

[File]
 Name = ETHPCI.DOS
 Path = \NDIS\DOS


[Slot]
 display = "Network Adapter Slot ID."
 type = Decimal
 default = "16"
 range = 16- 26
 optional = Yes
 editable = Yes
 virtual = No
 help = "This parameter specifies which network adapter is used by the driver.
 If you have only one 32-bits PCI LAN card in your machine, this parameter is
 unnecessary!!  For two or more 32-bits PCI LAN cards, this parameters is
 required and cannot be omitted from PROTOCOL.INI.  The slot ID. for the first
 LAN card is 16, for the second is 17, and 18 for the third, etc.  Default
 value is 16."

[Sia_Mode]
 display = "Physical Medium Type"
 type = String
 default = "AUTODETECT"
 set = "AUTODETECT", "TP", "AUI", "BNC", "TP_FULL_DUPLEX"
 optional = No
 editable = Yes
 virtual = No
 help = "This parameter specifies the physical media that the LAN card is 
 attached.  The keyword AUTODETECT means driver will auto sense the physical
 media during card initialization.  TP means twisted-pair (RJ-45 or 10BaseT),
 AUI means 10BASE5 and BNC means 10BASE2.  If you want to enable full duplex
 function of the LAN card, you have to choose TP_FULL_DUPLEX as the medium
 type.  The default value is AUTODETECT."

[Data_Rate]
 display = "Data Transmittion Rate"
 type = String 
 set = "MB10", "MB100"
 optional = Yes
 editable = Yes
 virtual = No
 help = "This parameter specifies the line speed for 32-Bits Fast Ethernet
 card. The 32-Bits Fast Ethernet adapters support two transmittion rates,
 10Mbps & 100Mbps.  The keywords for different transmittion rates are MB10 and
 MB100, respectively.  This parameters is meaningless for Normal 10Mbps Ethernet
 card and cannot be set if Physical Medium Type is set to AUTODETECT.
 The default value is MB10."