How to install the driver with the adapter
for NCSA's TCP/IP softwares on an MS-DOS computer
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A. How to install Packet Driver
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   1. Execute the LE8029.COM program located on the directory
      \PKTDRV in this driver diskette.

      Command line :

                >LE8029 <packet_int_no>

       packet_int_no : software interrupt vector number, which
                       can be decimal, hexadecimal, or octal
                       format.
                       decimal format -- from 96 to 127
                       hexadecimal ----- from 0x60 to 0x7F
                       octal format ---- from 0140 to 0199


      Now, you are ready to use NCSA's TCP/IP softwares
      with the Ethernet Adapter.


B. A sample file for "CONFIG.TEL" for NCSA's TCP/IP softwares using
   Packet Driver
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Sample file "CONFIG.TEL"


#myip=RARP
myip=132.147.160.5   # ip types are
                     #  bootp        - sends out a BOOTP request for your IP
                     #  rarp         - Uses reverse ARp to get your IP
                     #  xx.yy.zz.qq  - your PC IP address

netmask=255.255.0.0  #  needed if not using BOOTP.
                     #  otherwise not needed because Bootp gets your netmask
hardware=packet
          #  ^       # harware choices
          #  |       #  3com         - 3com 3c501
          #  |       #  3c523        - 3com 3c523
          #  |       #  wd800        - Western Digitial 800E
          #  |       #  nicpc        -
          #  |       #  nicps        -
          #  |       #  ni5210       - Micom Interlan NI5210 card
          #   -----> #  packet       - FTP packet Driver spec
          #          #  (currently only Ethernet class devices are supported)

#interrupt=3         # hardware IRQ interrupt, If usign packet drive,
                     # don't care about the former IRQ setting
address=0            # base memory address or packet driver class
                     # if using packet driver (0 == default == ethernet)
                     # or class=6 for slip

ioaddr=61            # I/O address or packet int vector if using packet driver
      #  ^           # If = 0 and packet driver, telbin looks for first
      #  |           # packet driver found between 60H and 7FH
      #  |
      #   -------->  # Packet driver interrupt vector <packet_int_no> number
                     # The number between 61H and 7FH
                     # The figure of the Default settinh is hexadecimal format.

video=auto           # video choices
                     #  auto         - automatically determines video type
                     #  cga
                     #  ega
                     #  hercules
                     #  pga
                     #  no9

bios=no              # Bios=Yes -> uses bios, bios=no -> goes direct to screen
                     # If you have a snowy CGA, use bios=yes

erase=delete         # use delete code or backspace code for <- key?
                     # legal values are "delete" and "backspace"

clearsave=yes        # save visible lines in scrollback when
                     # clearing screen
scrollback=100       # number of lines of scrollback per session

                     # following are screen colors in a session
                     # you can also place them after a host declaration
                     # below, to set the color on a host by host basis
                     # a foreground color that is capitalized
                     # sets the bold bit, if a background color
                     # is capitalized it sets the blink bit.

ftp=yes              # yes to allow incoming FTP sessions, no otherwise

rcp=no               # Remote Copy, yes if you want to allow it
                     # otherwise No.

## *********************************************************************

arptime=10           # arp timeout in seconds
                     # affects machines on your local network

retrans=1            # starting retransmit time out in ticks
                     # 1/18ths of sec MAX 100, min 1
mtu=1024             # maximum transmit unit in bytes
                     # outgoing packet size, MAX=1500

maxseg=1024          # largest segment we can receive
                     # whatever the hardware can take, MAX=4096
rwin=2048            # most bytes we can receive without ACK
                     # =TCP window size, MAX=4096

contime=20           # timeout in seconds to try connection
                     # before returning error to user

#name=mygateway
host=scosysv         # your host name
hostip=132.147.160.1 # xx.yy.zz.qq - your host IP address
gateway=1            # This machine is a gateway for me