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     | VG4 Driver for Novell Netware 3.10, 3.11 & 3.12 | 
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     NOTICE: EIDE310.DSK is the driver for Netware 3.10, and
             EIDE311.DSK is the driver for Netware 3.11 and 3.12.

     It is assumed that you are familiar with Netware installation.  If this
     is not the case, please refer to related documents.

     You don not have to load the ISADISK.DSK when you are installing the
     Netware driver for VG4 disk controller.

 
     ********* Installing the Driver *********

     1. After you have installed the VG4 disk controller, bring up
	the Netware server until the prompt ":" appears on the screen.

     2. Type the following command after the ":" prompt:

	:load EIDE310 [/F|/T] [/W] [/D0:n] [/D1:m] port=1f0 int=e

	The parameters F, T and W define the operating mode. The parameters
	D0, n, D1 and m define the speed setting for the attached IDE
	drives.

	F   : VG4 controller works in thd Fast mode (Default
	      operation is in Turbo mode)

	W   : VG4 controller works in the 16-bit data access mode.
	      Certain motherboard CPUs(for example, IBM 486 SLC2) have a
	      16-bit external data bus and cannot operate in the default
	      32-bit data access mode.

	D0  : drive 0 speed setting
	n   : drive 0 speed from 0 to 7

	D1  : drive 1 speed setting
	m   : drive 1 speed from 0 to 7


	Usually, you do not need to enter any speed parameters during the
	installation process. Since when you execute the VG4.EXE to
	install the DOS driver, the device drivers for Netware are also
	reconfigured for the optimal speed setting.

	Note: If no operating mode parameter is specified, the VG4 
	      controller will be set to run in the default Turbo and 32 bit
	      data access mode.

	In the Fast(F) mode, the VG4 disk controller supports
	32-bit VL-Bus I/O access. In the Turbo(T) mode, the VG4 not
	only supports 32-bit VL-Bus I/O access but also read/write multiple
	commands. Since read/write multiple commands allow the host to
	access disk data in multiple-sector blocks, the Turbo mode will
	usually be faster.

	Note that not all IDE drives support the read/write multiple
	commands. Usually, you may set your VG4 to run in the Turbo
	mode. When your system is brought up, the driver EIDExxx.DSK will
	automatically issue an Identify Drive command to check if the
	attached IDE drive(s) support the read/write multiple commands. In
	case your drive(s) does not support the read/write multiple
	commands, the VG4 disk controller will automatically be
	forced to run in the Fast mode.

	Please also note: While some IDE drives may respond to the Identify
	Drive command and confirm its capability to support the read/write
	multiple commands, they may not support the read/write multiple
	commands properly.  In such cases, you will need to specify the
	operating mode as "F" explicitly to ensure reliable operation of
	such IDE drives.
