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OS/2 Network Information File | 1992-01-31 | 2.3 KB | 86 lines |
- [MACWD]
- Type = NDIS_MULT
- Title = "Western Digital EtherCard PLUS Micro Channel Adapters"
- Version = 1.15
- DriverName = MACWD$
- XPORTS = NETBEUI LANDD
- COPYFILE = MAC.MSG, MACH.MSG
- [File]
- Name = MACWD.OS2, MACWD2.OS2
- Path = A:\IBMLAN
-
- [SlotNumber]
- tag = SLOTNUMBER
- display = "Micro Channel slot number"
- type = decimal
- range = 1 - 8
- optional = YES
- editable = YES
- help = "This parameter specifes the slot number of the corresponding
- network adapter card in the workstation. The system will default to
- the lowest numbered slot containing a network adapter card of this
- type. Specify this parameter only when more than one EtherCard PLUS
- Network adapter card is present in the same workstation."
-
- [MaxRequests]
- display = "Maximum number of queued general requests"
- type = Decimal
- default = 8
- range = 6 - 24
- optional = Yes
- editable = Yes
- virtual = No
- help = "This parameter specifies the maximum number of general
- requests that can be concurrently outstanding."
-
- [MaxTransmits]
- display = "Maximum number of queued transmits"
- type = Decimal
- default = 12
- range = 6 - 24
- optional = Yes
- editable = Yes
- virtual = No
- help = "This parameter specifies the maximum number of
- TransmitChain commands that can be concurrently queued by the network
- adapter driver."
-
- [ReceiveBuffers]
- display = "Number of receive buffers"
- type = Decimal
- default = 12
- range = 6-24
- optional = Yes
- editable = Yes
- virtual = No
- help = "This parameter specifies the number of receive buffers
- allocated in the host memory."
-
- [ReceiveBufSize]
- display = "Receive buffer size"
- type = Decimal
- default = 256
- range = 256 - 1536
- step = 256
- optional = Yes
- editable = Yes
- virtual = No
- help = "This parameter specifies the size of the receive buffers
- in bytes. The value specified must be an even number and must be
- large enough to hold the expected received frames of average size.
- It is not necessary that a value be specified to hold the largest
- expected frame. The network adapter driver handles large frames
- in multiple receive buffers."
-
- [ReceiveChains]
- display = "Receive chain queue entries"
- type = Decimal
- default = 12
- range = 6 - 24
- optional = Yes
- editable = Yes
- virtual = No
- help = "This parameter specifies the number of entries in the
- receive chain header queue."
-