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NOTES ON
Installing D-Link DFE-670TXD Fast Ethernet PC Card
For Packet Driver Users
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    (c) 2001 Copyright D-Link Corporation  ALL RIGHTS RESERVED


1.0 Introduction
2.0 User's Guide
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1.0  Introduction
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    Packet drivers are general drivers used by many operating systems,
    especially TCP/IP software packages. If the network system that
    is installed specifically mentions support for packet drivers,
    it is likely that it will be able to the provided packet driver
    without problems.

    The most important thing to remember when installing packet driver
    is the software interrupt vector. The default interrupt vector for
    D-Link DFE-670TXD Fast Ethernet PC Card packet drivers is 0x62
    hexadecimal.
    Most network operating system supporting packet drivers will try to
    automatically search for packet drivers already loaded in the
    computer's memory. However, some packages will require a provided
    interrupt vector for the packet driver. Furthermore, some packages
    can only work with certain interrupt vectors, which require a
    software interrupt vector parameter when loading. Please see the
    section at the end of this document for description on packet driver
    parameters.

    Since the D-Link DFE-670TXD Fast Ethernet PC Card is software
    configurable, the packet driver will automatically detect the
    hardware parameters.
    If the packet driver can properly read the adapter's MAC address
    during loading, then the hardware is normally working properly.


2.0  User's Guide
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    DFE670PD.COM [-option] <packet_int_no> <irq> <iobase> <slot_no>

        Packet Driver Parameters:

        <packet_int_no> is the software interrupt vector number used by the
                        packet driver program. This can be from 96 to 128.

        [-option]       includes the following:

            -?          Show available parameters.
            -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.
            -u          Unload the packet driver.

