D-Link Support Publishing \PKTDRV\PDIPX.TXT July 1996 D-Link PCI Family Ethernet Adapter Packet Driver Installation for IPX SHELL Contents ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ  Introduction  Requirements  Minimum Skill Level  Compatibility List  Getting Started Introduction ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ This installation assumes that the adapter is working properly. Getting Started will describe the installation instructions. Requirements ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ  A PCI compatible computer  A PCI Family Series Adapter  A knowledge of basic DOS commands and editing text files Minimum Skill Level ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ  A knowledge of basic DOS commands  A knowledge of editing text files  A knowledge of DOS basic file structure (CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT)  A knowledge of the network driver configuration being used  Please see Support Options if you are not comfortable with this skill level Compatibility List ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ  Any PCI Family Ethernet Adapter  For a Motherboard compatibility list please consult your local D-Link Branch Office Getting Started ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ There are two methods for running the IPX SHELL program. They are described below. METHOD 1: ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ  If the DLKPCI.SYS program is used, the following statement must be included in your CONFIG.SYS file: DEVICE = DLKPCI.SYS [/option] is the software interrupt vector number used by the packet driver program. This can be from 96 to 128. /d Delay Initial - The driver program will not initialize the network interface card until the packet driver program is accessed by its upper layer program. /w The /w parameter is for use only in the Windows environment. See \PKTDRV\README.TXT for addition parameters  Modify the content of AUTOEXEC.BAT to add DPDIPX statement: >DPDIPX >NETX > >LOGIN METHOD 2: ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ  If the DLKPCI.COM program is used, follow these steps:  Execute DLKPCI.COM by typing: >DLKPCI [/option] >DPDIPX >NETX > >LOGIN is the software interrupt vector number used by the packet driver program. This can be from 96 to 128. /d Delay Initial - The driver program will not initialize the network interface card until the packet driver program is accessed by its upper layer program. /w The -w parameter is for use only in the Windows environment. See \PKTDRV\README.TXT for addition parameters