SCO UNIX 5.X

   Introduction:
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      This document describes the procedure to install the SCO UNIX driver
      for REALTEK RTL8139 PCI ethernet adapter.

   Location of Driver:     \SCO\5.X\DRIVER.O

   The following files will be used in this installation:
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      driver.o    :  RTL 8139 MDI Driver Program
      install     :  Transfer dos format to unix format setup program
      Master      :  Used by netconfig
      System      :  Used by netconfig
      Node        :  Used by netconfig
      Space.c     :  Used by netconfig
      space.h     :  Used by netconfig
      lkcfg       :  Used by netconfig
      AOF/r8e     :  Used by netconfig

   Installing driver procedure on SCO UNIX :
   -----------------------------------------
      Before you start with the installation  process,  make sure that the
      SCO UNIX system is properly installed. Similarly,your adapter should
      also be properly installed in your machine.

     1. Installation Diskette in DOS format.
        Put RTL SCO UNIX Driver diskette to floppy A: and use doscp
        command to copy RTL SCO UNIX PCI Driver into UNIX's directories.

       # cd /
       # doscp A:install  /install
       # chmod +x /install
       # ./install


         Then, the install program will ask you for path of the files,
         you can key in:

                      a:/sco/5.x
               or
                      b:/sco/5.x

     2.    Use netconfig utility

          Avaiable options:

          # netconfig

     3.  To add adapters, select "Add New Lan Adapter" from "Hardware".

     4.  Select the line speed from the menu:

            (1) 100 Mbps (2) 10 Mbps (3) auto detect

     5.  Add Protocol to select SCO TCP/IP.

     6.  Enter the internet Address of this interface,
         for example : 192.9.9.1

     7.  Enter the netmask for this interface
           (default 255.255.255.0)

     8.  Enter the boardcast address for this interface
          use default: n.n.n.n

     9.  Do you want to relink to kernel now ? (y/n)
          type in 'y'


    10. Do you want this kernel to boot by default (y/n)
          type in 'y'


    11. Do you want the kernel environment rebuilt (y/n)
          type in 'y'

    12. Reboot unix

            # shutdown -y -g0


                                              --- David Tang ---