WESTERN DIGITAL
             "PLUS"-FAMILY LAN ADAPTER BOARD DRIVER
         FOR USE WITH 3COM'S 3+ NETWORK OPERATING SYSTEM

                      RELEASE INFORMATION

Version 2.20	December 3, 1990

	This is the most current release of Western Digital's
	3Com 3+ (*) Network Operating System driver.  It is 
	designed to run on Western Digital's "PLUS" (WD8003) 
	family LAN adapter boards for XT/AT bus computers and 
	Micro Channel bus computers.

	Changes to the driver include:

	1. Support for WD8013EW, WD8013EP, and WD8013W adapters.
	2. Changes to the WD83C690 Network Interface Controller
	   (NIC) chip.
	3. 16-bit WD8013 adapters are now compatible with 16-bit
	   VGA adapters.
	4. Changed the IRQ interrupts from hexadecimal to decimal.


Version 2.10	January 16, 1989

	Support for Western Digital's EtherCard PLUS 10T/A Micro
	Channel adapter boards has been added.


Version 1.32	September 29, 1989

	The routine for identifying Western Digital's Micro Channel
	StarLan adapter boards has been updated.


Version 1.31	September 14, 1989

	The routine for identifying different EtherCard PLUS family
	adapter boards has been updated.

 
Version 1.30	September 8, 1989
				  
	Support for Western Digital's EtherCard PLUS16 adapter board
	has been added.  Also the default shared memory address is now
	D0000 hex.


Version 1.2	December 8, 1988                              

	Support for the Micro Channel bus has added, as well as a patch
	for Mail Minder.  The Mail Minder problem is outlined in the
	information on version 1.0.


Version 1.0

	This version does not support the Micro Channel bus.

	Mail Minder (MMINDER) is a program in 3+ MAIL that periodically 
	checks for mail.  If used with Version 1.0 of this driver, it
	does not inform you when new mail is received.  When manually
	invoked with the hot keys, it returns a "Server Not Responding"
	error.

	You can manually read any mail that has been received by using
	the MAIL program.  

	A program is available from the Western Digital Technical 
	Support Bulletin Board that solves this problem.


(*) 3Com, 3+, and 3+MAIL are registered trademarks of 3Com
Corporation.  Micro Channel is a registered trademark of
International Business Machines Corporation.