D-Link DFE-530TX PCI Ethernet Adapter Installation
                   for SCO Unix 3.2.4x

 Contents
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    1 Introduction
    2 Requirements
    3 Minimum Skill Level
    4 Compatibility List
    5 Getting Started

 Introduction
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    This installation assumes that the adapter is working properly.
    Please consult \SETUP\README.TXT for help with setup of the DFE-530TX.
    Getting Started will describe the installation instructions.

 Requirements
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    1 SCO Unix 3.2.4x with TCP/IP v1.2x
    2 A DFE-530TX Family Series Adapter
    3 A knowledge of basic Unix commands and editing text files

 Minimum Skill Level
 -------------------
    1 A knowledge of basic Unix commands
    2 A knowledge of editing text files
    3 A knowledge of Unix basic file structure
    4 A knowledge of the network driver configuration being used
    5 Please see Support Options if you are not comfortable will this
      skill level

 Compatibility List
 ------------------
    1 Any DFE-530TX Ethernet Adapter
    2 For a Motherboard compatibility list please consult your local
      D-Link Branch Office

 Getting Started
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    1 Login to the network as root. (On maintenance mode)

    2 Insert the driver diskette in Drive A or Drive B and use the
      doscp command to copy the SCOUNIX Driver into the UNIX directory.
      example:

            # cd /
            # doscp a:/scounix/setup setup
            (or # doscp b:/scounix/setup setup)
            # chmod +x /setup
            # ./setup a:/scounix
            (or # ./setup b:/scounix)

    3 Add a chain by executing the netconfig command
      example:
            #netconfig

      A menu similar to the following appears on the screen:

            1) Add a chain
            2) Remove a chain
            3) Reconfigure an element in a chain
            q) Quit

    4 Select option 1 "Add a chain".

      The following prompt appears:

            Select top level of chain to Add or q to quit:

    5 Select sco_tcp for SCO TCP/IP for UNIX.

      The following message appears:

            Select next level of chain to Add or q to quit:

    6 Select p30430.  This value varies according to your card number.

      The following prompt appears:

            Add chain sco_tcp->p30430 (y/n):

    7 Type "y" for yes.

      The following message appears:

            Please select Driver Mode: (1) Auto (2) 100 Full
                    (3) 100 Half (4) 10 Full (5) 10 Half
            Please input your select (1-5):

    8 Type in the media mode number. Ex: selct 1 for Auto.

      The following message appears:

            Input your PCI ID (ENTER is recommended, or 12 hex digits):

    9 Specify the internet address (IP address) of the interface.

      The following message appears:

            Enter the netmask for this interface:

   10 Specify the subnet mask for the interface. Please consult the systems
      administrator if it is unknown. Default mask is 255.255.255.0.

      The following message appears:

            Does the interface use a broadcast address of all 1's (y/n):

   11 Answer this question accordingly.  Default is "y".

      The following message appears:

            Enter the broadcast address for this interface:

   12 Type in the broadcast address for the interface.

      The following message appears:

            Are these values correct ? (y/n)

   13 If all values are correct, type "y". Otherwise, answer "n" and
      repeat the process.

      The following message appears:

            XX Pseudo ttys are currently configured, do you want to:

                    1) Add Pseudo ttys
                    2) Remove Pseudo ttys
                    Select an option or enter q to quit [q]

   14 Type "q".

      The main menu reappears on the screen:

            1) Add a chain
            2) Remove a chain
            3) Reconfigure a element in a chain
            q) Quit                                 Select option:

   15 Select "q".

      The following message appears:

            Do you want to relink to kernel now ?

   16 Type "y" for yes.

      The following message appears:

            Do you want this kernel to boot by default (y/n)

   17 Type "y" for yes.

      The following message appears:

            Do you want the kernel environment rebuilt (y/n)

   18 Type "y" for yes.

   19 Reboot UNIX by typing the following:

            #shutdown -y -g0