User manual ASUS PCII-A486S

[. . . ] Products and corporate names appearing in this manual may or may not be registered trademarks or copyrights of their respective companies, and are used only for identification or explanation and to the owners' benefit, without intent to infringe. · · · · · · ASUS, the ASUS logo, and the PCII-A486S name are registered trademarks of ASUS Corporation. SmartSCSI and ISGE are trademarks of ASUS Corporation. Intel®, i386, i486, i486DX2, and PentiumTM are trademarks of Intel Corporation. [. . . ] INIDISK. SYS is automatically loaded in CONFIG. SYS start up file by the ASUS DOSSETUP or SETUP programs. INIDISK. SYS requires that the ASUS ASPI Manager be loaded. INIDISK. SYS can be loaded with either the DEVICE= or DEVICEHIGH= command. INICD. SYS can be found on the PCII-A486S DRIVER DISK 1. Below is a list of command line options and examples. /R /r This option specifies the number of logical drives to reserve for MO and removable disk devices. MO and removable disks media are capable of being partitioned just like a fixed disk. For every DOS partition on the media a logical DOS drive letter will be available. INIDISK. SYS will support as many logical drives as required (up to the maximum supported by DOS) based on the partitioning of the media that is present when your system boots. However, the media may be removed at any time and a new disk may be inserted. The new disk may have more (or less) partitions then the original disk. Inifdisk. exe can partition and format any SCSI storage device that is not being controlled by the BIOS, this includes SCSI disks, magnetic optical drives, and removable media devices. INIFDISK will display two screens in which the bottom portion will explain all commands possible in the top window. 34 ASUS PCII-A486S User's Manual 6. MS Win 95/95b (OSR2) Driver Installation 6 Overview PCII-A486S will support Microsoft Windows 95 and Windows 95B (OSR2) with the addition of a software driver. The installation procedure described here requires some experience in Windows 95 system setup and administration. The device driver is transferred from the PCII-A486S Driver Disk 1 to the hard drive where it is automatically initialized during the system boot routine. The following files are used for installation and will be found on the PCISIU2 Driver Disk 1 in the A:\win95 directory: \WIN95\INIA100. MPD PCII-A486S SCSI Host Adapter Windows 95 miniport driver. \WIN95\INIA100. INF Windows 95 installation information file. Installation The PCII-A486S driver developed for Windows 95 is loaded during the system boot routine and will remain resident on the drive. This is accomplished by following one of the three installation procedures listed: · · · New Windows 95 and Windows 95B (OSR2) installation. Adding the ASUS Windows 95 device driver to an existing Windows 95 or Windows 95B (OSR2) system. Updating INIA100. MPD device driver The procedures described to make changes to the system have distinct differences. It is strongly suggested that the selected procedure be read and understood before proceeding with the system configuration changes. [. . . ] In order to boot from the old UnixWare kernel, reboot the system and execute the following steps: · Begin an interactive boot session by pressing the <SPACEBAR> at the BOOTING UNIXWARE prompt. · At the system [boot]# prompt, type KERNEL=unix. org <ENTER> · Type go <ENTER> Consult the SCO UnixWare Installation Handbook "Troubleshooting" section to help isolate the problem. If it becomes necessary to remove the ASUS device driver, please consult the "Removing the ASUS Driver from a SCO UnixWare System" section of this document. Question:I don't have any LVD Ultra2 devices yet. [. . . ]