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- ║ UM8886BF PCI BUS IDE DEVICE DRIVERS (V3.2) ║
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-
- (1).
- Included on this diskette are the UM8886BF PCI Bus IDE Device
- Drivers. These drivers are designed to enhance performance for
- the UM8886BF by increasing the I/O data transfer rate between
- IDE hard disk(s) and your system. Each of these drivers can
- support up to 4 hard drives.
-
- The following files are included :
-
- 1. README
- 2. INSTALL4.EXE (V3.0, auto install utility )
- 3. DOS\UM8673.SYS (V3.2, DOS device driver )
- 4. Windows\UM8673.386 (V3.2, Windows device driver for V3.1x )
- 5. Windows\INT13.386 (V3.2, Windows device driver for V3.1x )
- 6. OS2\INSTALL.EXE (V3.0, Install Utility for V2.x, Warp )
- 7. OS2\UMC1S506.ADD (V3.2, OS/2 device driver for V2.x, Warp )
- 8. OS2\OS2CDROM DMD (V3.0, OS/2 device driver for V2.x, Warp )
- 9. OS2\IBMIDECD FLT (V3.0, OS/2 device driver for V2.x, Warp )
- 10. NetWare\UMC310.DSK (V3.2, NetWare device driver for V3.10 )
- 11. NetWare\UMC311.DSK (V3.2, NetWare device driver for V3.1x )
- 12. NetWare\UMC401.DSK (V3.2, NetWare device driver for V4.x )
- 13. WINNT31\ATDISK.SYS (V3.0, Windows NT device driver for V3.1 )
- 14. WINNT31\INSTALL.EXE (V3.0, Install Utility for Windows NT 3.1)
- 15. WINNT31\RESTORE.EXE (V3.0, Restore Utility for Windows NT 3.1)
- 16. WINNT35\ATDISK.SYS (V3.0, Windows NT device driver for V3.5 )
- 17. WINNT35\INSTALL.EXE (V3.0, Install Utility for Windows NT 3.5)
- 18. WINNT35\RESTORE.EXE (V3.0, Restore Utility for Windows NT 3.5)
- 19. SCOUNIX\UM8886B.UNX (V3.0, SCO UNIX device driver for 3.2V4.1 )
- 20. Win95\UMC86B.MPD (V3.2, Windows 95 device driver )
- 21. Win95\UMC86B.INF (V3.2, Windows 95 device driver INF file )
- 22. PU.COM (V2.0, printer utility )
-
- (2).
- ┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
- │ Install Utility for UM8886BF PCI-Bus IDE Controller │
- └──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
-
- The INSTALL4.EXE utility can detect the speeds of the hard disks
- which are attached on the controller automatically and it also can
- install drivers for you. Please follow the steps below to excute
- this program first.
-
- I. Insert this diskette in a floppy disk drive, and close the
- drive door.
-
- II. At the command prompt, type the drive letter of the drive
- you are using, followed by a colon(:), and then press ENTER.
-
- III. Type INSTALL4, and then press ENTER.
-
- IV. Follow the instructions on the screen to detect hard disk(s)
- speed and install driver(s).
-
- In very few cases, this program will yield incorrect values for
- speed. Should this occur, please reduce the drive speed step by
- step until you find the setting at which the system boots and
- becomes stable. If possible, perform burn-in tests with IDE
- operations to ensure the stability of your system.
-
-
- (3).
- ┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
- │ Install DOS Device Driver for PCI-Bus IDE Controller │
- └──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
-
- The INSTALL4.EXE utility can install DOS device driver automatically.
- If you want to install DOS device driver manually or change the drive
- speed, please follow the steps below.
-
- I. Copy the DOS\UM8673.SYS into the appropriate path.
-
- II. Add following statement to your CONFIG.SYS file to auto load the
- driver during bootup.
-
- device=[drive:][\path\]UM8673.SYS[/D<n:m>][/F<n>][/NF<n>][/Cyl<n:m>][/Hd<n:m>][/Sec<n:m>][/SIRQ:<m>]
-
- where
-
- D<n:m> Drive n speed m(0-18) ( 0 the lowest )
- Cyl<n:m> Drive n(2-3) cylinder number m
- Hd<n:m> Drive n(2-3) head number m
- Sec<n:m> Drive n(2-3) sector number m
- F<n> Enable FIFO for drive n
- NF<n> Disable FIFO for drive n
-
-
- For instance, the user wants to load UM8673.SYS with drive 0
- speed = 6 and FIFO enabled. The DOS driver resides in the root
- directory of the drive C:. Add the following statement to your
- CONFIG.SYS file.
-
- DEVICE = C:\UM8673.SYS /D0:6 /F0
-
- You don't need to specify drive speed parameters usually, because
- the device driver is reconfigured for the optimal speed setting.
-
- III. Reboot your system.
-
-
-
- (4).
- ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
- │ Install Windows Device Driver V3.x for PCI-Bus IDE Controller │
- └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
-
- The INSTALL4.EXE utility can install Windows device driver automatically.
- If you want to install Windows device driver for your system manually
- or change the drive speed, please follow the steps below.
-
- I. Copy the Windows\UM8673.386 and Windows\INT13.386 into the
- appropriate path.
-
- II. Check if the following lines exist in the [386Enh] section
- of your SYSTEM.INI file.
-
- [386Enh]
- 32BitDiskAccess=ON
- device=*int13
- device=*wdctrl
-
- If any statement does not exist, please add it to the [386Enh]
- section. Please add a preceding semi-colon in front of
- "device=*wdctrl" and "device=*int13" command lines. If
- "32BitDiskAccess" option is set to be "OFF", Please change
- it to be "ON".
-
- III. Add these following statements to the [386Enh] section in your
- \WINDOWS\SYSTEM.INI file.
-
- device = [drive:][\path\] UM8673.386
- device = [drive:][\path\] INT13.386
- DriveSpeed = [/D<n:m>][/F<n>][/NF<n>]
-
- where
-
- D<n:m> Drive n speed m(0-18) ( 0 the lowest )
- F<n> Enable FIFO for drive n
- NF<n> Disable FIFO for drive n
-
-
- For instance, the user wants to load Windows drivers with drive 1
- speed = 11 and FIFO disabled. The Windows drivers reside in
- the WINDOWS\SYSTEM directory of the drive C:. Add the following
- statements to your SYSTEM.INI file.
-
- [386Enh]
- 32BitDiskAccess=ON
- ;device=*int13
- ;device=*wdctrl
- DriveSpeed = /D1:11 /NF1
- device = c:\windows\system\UM8673.386
- device = c:\windows\system\INT13.386
-
- You don't need to specify drive speed parameters usually, because
- the device driver is reconfigured for the optimal speed setting.
-
- IV. Reenter your Windows.
-
-
-
- (5).
- ┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
- │ Install OS/2 Device Driver V2.x, Warp for PCI-Bus IDE Controller │
- └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
-
- The INSTALL.EXE utility can install OS/2 device driver automatically.
-
-
- I. Insert this diskette in a floppy disk drive, and close the
- drive door.
-
- II. At the DOS command prompt, type the drive letter and path
- you are using, followed by a colon(:), type INSTALL,
- and then press ENTER. For example,
-
- C:\OS2>a:\os2\install
-
- III. The Installation Utility will install the OS/2 Device Driver
- automatically.
-
-
-
- If you want to install OS/2 device driver for your system manually,
- please follow the steps below.
-
-
- I. Copy the OS2\UMC1S506.ADD, OS2CDROM.DMD, IBMIDECD.FLT into the
- OS2 directory of your system for OS/2 V2.x or copy the files
- into the OS2\BOOT sub-directory of your system for OS/2 V3.0.
-
- II. Check if the following line exists in the CONFIG.SYS file.
-
- BaseDev = IBM1S506.ADD
-
- If the statement exists, please delete it or add "REM" in front
- of it.
-
- III. Add this following statement to your CONFIG.SYS file.
-
- BaseDev = UMC1S506.ADD [/A:<0 or 1> /IRQ:<irq> /U:<0 or 1> /S:<speed> /F /NF]
-
- where
-
- speed : drive speed setting from 0 to 18 ( 0 the lowest )
- F : enable FIFO for drive
- NF : disable FIFO for drive
-
- Note : The user MUST NOT specify either drive or path name.
-
-
- For instance, the user wants to load UMC1S506.ADD with drive
- (Unit) 0 speed 6 (FIFO disabled) and drive (Unit) 1 speed 11
- (FIFO enabled) which are attached on Adapter 0. Add the
- following statement to your CONFIG.SYS file.
-
- BaseDev = UMC1S506.ADD /A:0 /U:0 /S:6 /NF /U:1 /S:11 /F
-
- You don't need to specify drive speed parameters usually, because
- the device driver is reconfigured for the optimal speed setting.
-
- IV. Reboot your system.
-
-
- (6).
- ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
- │ Install NetWare Device Driver for PCI-Bus IDE Controller │
- └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
-
- If you want to install NetWare device driver for your system,
- please follow the steps below.
-
-
- I. Copy the NetWare\UMCxxx.DSK into the appropriate path.
-
- II. Bring up the NetWare server of your system.
-
- III. Type the following statement after the ":" prompt
-
- :load UMCxxx PORT=<x> INT=<y> [/D<n:m>] [/F<n>] [/NF<n>]
-
- where
-
- x 1F0 or 170
- y E or F
- D<n:m> Drive n speed m(0-18) ( 0 the lowest )
- F<n> Enable FIFO for drive n
- NF<n> Disable FIFO for drive n
-
- Note : You MUST NOT load the ISADISK.DSK when you are
- installing UMCxxx.DSK Netware driver.
- Please unload the ISADISK.DSK, if it is already
- loaded when the NetWare server brings up.
-
-
- For instance, the user wants to load UMC310.DSK with drive
- 0 speed 6 and drive 1 speed 11 which are attached on the primary
- controller. Add the following statement after the ":" prompt.
-
- :LOAD UMC310 /D0:6 /D1:11 PORT=1F0 INT=E
-
- You don't need to specify drive speed and Cylinder, Head, Sector
- parameters usually, because the device driver is reconfigured for
- the optimal speed setting and detect the Cylinder, Head, Sector
- automatically.
-
-
- (7).
- ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
- │ Install Windows NT Device Driver for PCI-Bus IDE Controller │
- └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
-
- I. Insert this diskette in a floppy disk drive, and close the
- drive door.
-
- II. At the DOS command prompt, type the drive letter and path
- you are using, followed by a colon(:), type INSTALL,
- and then press ENTER. For example,
-
- C:\WINNT>a:\winnt31\install
- or
- C:\WINNT35>a:\winnt35\install
-
- III. The Installation Utility will install the Windows NT Device
- Driver automatically.
-
-
- ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
- │ Restore Windows NT Device Driver for PCI-Bus IDE Controller │
- └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
-
- I. At the DOS command prompt, type the drive letter of the floppy
- disk drive you are using, followed by a colon(:), type RESTORE,
- and then press ENTER. For example,
-
- C:\WINNT>a:\winnt31\restore
- or
- C:\WINNT35>a:\winnt35\restore
-
- II. The Restore Utility will restore the Windows NT Device Driver
- automatically.
-
-
- (8).
- ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
- │ Install SCO UNIX Device Driver for PCI-Bus IDE Controller │
- └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
-
- If you want to install SCO UNIX device driver for your system,
- please follow the steps below.
-
-
- Type the following statements under UNIX system.
-
- I. mkdir /um8886b.bin
-
- II. cd /um8886b.bin
-
- III. doscp a:\scounix\um8886b.unx .
-
- IV. tar xf - < um8886b.unx
-
- V. cd /um8886b.bin
-
- VI. ./istl.um8886b
-
-
- If you want to remove SCO UNIX device driver from your system,
- please follow the steps below.
-
-
- Type the following statements under UNIX system.
-
- I. cd /um8886b.bin
-
- II. ./rm.um886b
-
-
- (9).
- ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
- │ Install Windows 95 Device Driver for UM8886BF PCI-Bus IDE Controller │
- └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
-
- Notes:
- UMC86B.MPD -- UM8886B PCI IDE Device Driver for Windows 95
- UMC86B.INF -- Setup Information File for UMC86B.MPD
-
- These two files must be located on the same directory of
- the install floppy diskette.
-
-
- Installation:
- If you want to install UM8886B PCI IDE device driver for
- Windows 95, please follow the steps below.
-
- 1. Check your system requirements, Windows 95 must be fully installed
- on your system.
-
- 2. Remove IDE device drivers in the AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files,
- especially any drivers that control ATAPI CD-ROM.
-
- 3. Remove the default installed IDE device drivers.
-
- I. Open the Control Panel.
-
- II. Invoke the System box.
-
- III. Click on the Device Manager button.
- A list of the system devices will be displayed.
-
- IV. Click on the Hard disk controllers record. There may have
- two cases.
-
- Case 1, there should have three instances listed:
-
- * Primary IDE Controller (single FIFO)
- * Secondary IDE Controller (single FIFO)
- * Standard Dual PCI IDE Controller
-
- Please go to step V for case 1.
-
- Case 2, there should have two instances listed:
-
- * Standard IDE/ESDI Hard Disk Controller
- * Standard IDE/ESDI Hard Disk Controller
-
- Please go to step VI for case 2.
-
- V. Remove the Standard Dual PCI IDE Controller.
- 1. Select the Standard Dual PCI IDE Controller.
- 2. Click on the remove button.
- 3. Select Yes when prompted to remove this controller.
- 4. go to step VII
-
- VI.Remove the Primary & Secondary Controller.
- 1. Select the second instance of the Standard IDE/ESDI Hard
- Disk Controller.
- 2. Click on the remove button.
- 3. Select Yes when prompted to remove this controller.
- 4. Select the remaining instance of the Standard IDE/ESDI Hard
- Disk Controller .
- 5. Click on the remove button.
- 6. Select Yes when prompted to remove this controller.
- 7. go to step VII
-
- VII. Select Yes when prompted to re-start Windows 95,
- and restart Windows 95.
-
- 4. Windows 95 will report a Standard Dual PCI IDE Controller or
- Standard ESDI/IDE Controller has been detected in the system.
- Select driver from disk provided by hardware manufactures.
-
- 5. Insert the folppy diskette containing the driver files into
- the floppy drive.
-
- 6. Choose OK to load the driver from the floppy drive.
-
- 7. Specify the full path of the drivers, and then choose OK.
-
- 8. Select Yes when prompted to re-start Windows 95.
-
- After installation, the UMC86B.MPD is stored in the
- c:\<Windows 95 directory>\System\IoSubsys directory.
-
-
- (10).
- ┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
- │ Install ColorMode Screen HardCopy Utility for PCI-Bus IDE Controller │
- └──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
-
- The UMC ColorMode screen hardcopy utility is a terminate and stay
- resident (TSR) program that provides high quality printouts using
- the IBM standard color mode and most Super VGA VESA BIOS Extensions.
- This utility was written for IBM PC,XT,AT and compatiables that
- employ some UMC components, such as UM8672, UM8673, and UM8886(A).
- We assume no responsibility for this utility, and make absolutely no
- warranties as to its use. This package is provided only for your
- convenience.
-
- If you want to install ColorMode Screen HardCopy Utility for your
- system, please type the following statement under DOS command prompt.
-
-
- PU.COM [/Q<H|L>][/D<3|6>][/O<P|L>][/P<1|2|3|4>][/C<0001~9999>][/R][/H][/?]
-
- where
-
- Q: printing quality;
- /QH for high quality (default), /QL for low quality
- D: printer DPI;
- /D3 for 300DPI (default), and /D6 for 600DPI
- O: printing orientatation;
- /OP for portrait, /OL for landscape (default)
- P: printer port selection;
- /P1 for LPT1 (default), /P2 for LPT2, etc.
- C: setup paper count /Cn;
- where n=0001 to 9999, /C1 is the default value
- R: release this utility
- H: show usage
- ?: show usage
-
-
- For high performance printing, this print utility can be run by
- excuting PU.COM/QH (default) under DOS. If performance is not
- important to you, PU.COM/QL is a better choice. This can improve the
- printing speed. To release this utility from memory, select the
- PU.COM/R option.
-
- When you are ready to print the desired screen image, press
- [PrintScreen] key. At that time, the screen will change to 256 gray
- levels and await your print image command. If you are satisfied with
- the image on the screen, press [ENTER]. After the image is printed,
- the screen will be held once more so that you may compare the screen
- image with the printout. At this time, press any key to escape from
- print mode. If you are not satisfied with the screen image, press
- any key except the Enter key to escape from printing.
-
- NOTE:
- While gaining the advantange of high quality printing, you may
- sacrifice a certain amount of speed. The utility must access
- halftone image pattern data from the pattern array. Due to slower
- performance, it may cause a delay writing to the printer. If you want
- high performance printing, you can choose PU.COM/QH. You can also
- select PU.COM/QL to dither the image. This can improve the printing
- speed, but will reduce the image quality in 256-color mode or above.
-
-
- SYSTEM SETUP AND SUPPORT:
-
- I. System requirements:
- IBM PC,XT,AT or compatiables, EGA/VGA/SVGA card, 28 KBytes
- main memory.
-
- II. Screen HardCopy Mode:
- Supports IBM EGA/VGA standard mode and all VESA modes.
-
- III. Printer Port selection:
- In this version, the printer port is set to LPT1. You can also
- change the printer port by excuting PU.COM /Pn under DOS, where
- n=1 to 4.
-
- IV. Printer Support:
- In this version, only printers using HP PCL III language or
- above are supported. You can choose PU.COM /D3 or /D6 options
- under DOS to configure the printer resolution. For printers
- that empoly other DPI values, the /D3 option is suggested.
-
- V. Printing Mode:
- A. 16 colors: This mode includes IBM screen modes 0Dh,0Eh,10h,
- 12h and VESA 16-color mode. In this mode, we use
- HalfTone 16 GrayScale to print screen (default).
- B. 256 colors or above: This mode includes IBM screen mode 13h
- and VESA 256-color+ modes. In this mode, we use
- HalfTone 64 GrayScale to print the screen (default).
-
- VI. Paper Count(1 to 9999):
- In this version, the printer's paper count after you press the
- PrintScreen key is set to 1. You can also change it by excuting
- PU.COM /Cn under DOS, where n=1 to 9999.
-
- VII. Image Attribute (Positive/Negative):
- In this version, the image attribute is set to positive.
-
- VIII. Printing Orientation(Portrait/Landscape):
- In this version, the printing orientation is set to landscape.
- You can also change the orientation to portrait by excuting
- PU.COM /OP under DOS.
-
- IX. This utility does not support printing images in TEXT mode,
- or in IBM 2- or 4-color modes. In this case, it will return
- the printing task to the BIOS.
-
-
- (10).
- ┌─────────────────────────────┐
- │ Trademark Acknowledgments │
- └─────────────────────────────┘
-
- MS-DOS and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.
- OS/2 is a registered trademark of IBM Corporation.
- NetWare is a registered trademark of Novell Corporation.
- Other brand names or trademarks are registered trade marks of their
- respective holders.
-