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INTERACTIVE UNIX System V/386 R3.2 V4 - tenox

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If the 3Com PCMCIA card is in slot 2 and the connection type is TP-RJ45,<br />

then the value for e3e_s lot0 should be Ox102 and the value for<br />

e3e_xc vr0 should be 2.<br />

6. Be sure to build and install a new kernel based on the changes applied.<br />

After Using Boot-Loadable Drivers<br />

If an installation is performed using a hard disk controller driver installed from<br />

the Boot-Loadable Drivers diskette, the following must be executed from the<br />

installation menu:<br />

1. Select InstallPkg, then install the appropriate driver from the<br />

Boot-Loadable Drivers diskette.<br />

2. Select the following menu items in order: Kc onfig, Configure, HPDD,<br />

Reconfigure HPDD, to configure the selected driver into the kernel.<br />

3. From kconfig, select Bu ild to build a kernel, then select In stall to<br />

install the kernel.<br />

If you do not complete the above steps, the only available boot kernel will not<br />

contain support for your particular controller. Therefore, your system will not<br />

. boot, and you will have to repeat the installation procedure from the<br />

beginning.<br />

Using the Boot-Loadable Drivers With DPT20xx SCSI Controllers<br />

To use the OPT20xx boot-loadable driver with the OPT 2022/2122 SCSI<br />

controllers, use the OPT EISA configuration utility and assign IRQ 11 Edge or<br />

IRQ 15 Edge.<br />

BusLogic Boot-Loadable Driver<br />

To use the BusLogic driver from the Boot-Loadable Drivers diskette, configure<br />

the BusTek/BusLogic controller to use IRQ 11, primary 1/0 address Ox334, and<br />

OMA channel S.<br />

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