Initio INI-9090U manual Adding the Initio driver to an existing OS/2 system

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3Using an appropriate text editor modify the CONFIG.SYS on the OS/2 Diskette 1 for INI- 9XXX to include the new Initio driver.

Enter: BASEDEV=INI910U.ADD and save the file.

* * * note place lines after ‘set os2_shell=cdint.exe’ * * *

BASEDEV=AM201X8.ADD set copyfromfloppy=1

4Insert the Installation Diskette into drive A: and turn on your computer. This will begin the OS/2 installation and establish an OS/2 bootable hard drive.

5When prompted, insert the “OS/2 Diskette 1 for INI-9XXX.” Follow the on-screen instructions to continue.

6You have completed the Initio device driver installation for OS/2. Follow the on- screen instructions and OS/2 manual for a complete description of OS/2 installation.

Adding the Initio driver to an existing OS/2 system

For computer systems using other SCSI host adapters or an IDE device to provide the system boot routines, these instructions will guide you through INI-9XXX host adapter driver installation. The OS/2 driver will be found on the INI-9XXXU/9XXXUW DVR DISK 1. It is important that the SCSI bus hardware and OS/2 are installed correctly before pro- ceeding further.

1 Once an OS/2 session is established, insert the INI-9XXXU/9XXXUW DRIVER DISK 1 into your floppy drive.

2By using your installed mouse, or by using the appropriate key strokes, select DEVICE DRIVER INSTALL from the SYSTEM SETUP group.

3Select CHANGE source directory to read as the root directory.

4Select OS2 and select SET.

5 Select DESTINATION DIRECTORY.

6Select CHANGE destination directory to any existing OS/2 directory or accept the default.

7 Select SET.

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Contents INI-9090U D140-01 June First Edition Contents Linux Driver Installation Introduction Initio INI-9090U HostAdapterTechnical Illustration INI-9090U Board LayoutProduct Features/Specifications Product FeaturesProduct Specifications Getting Started HostAdapter and the Scsi BusScsi bus preparation Scsi bus terminationGetting Started OFFHardware Installation Installation BasicsInstallation inTen Easy Steps OhighwayInserting the host adapter into a PCI slot Connecting the 50-pin internal flat ribbon cable External cable connection Hardware Installation Initio Host Adapter Setup Device Setup Data can be Lost by Changing SettingsAdapter Setup Bios SetupInitio Overview MS-DOS/Windows 3.1x Driver InstallationInstallation MS-DOS/Windows 3.1x Driver Installation Aspi Manager Command Line Options Aspi CD-ROM Driver Command Line OptionsSample CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT Files Autoexec.batAspi Disk Driver Command Line Options Sample CONFIG.SYS Aspi Partition & Format UtilityMicrosoft Windows 95/95b OSR2 Driver Installation New Windows 95/95a InstallationMicrosoft Windows 95/95b OSR2 Driver Installation Control PanelMicrosoft Windows 95/95b OSR2 Driver Installation Updating the Initio Windows 95/95a Device Driver New Windows 95B OSR2 Installation Microsoft Windows 95/95b OSR2 Driver Installation Updating the Initio Windows 95B OSR2 Device Driver Initio Microsoft Windows NT Driver Installation NewWindows NT InstallationRemove diskette in drive a and set it aside Control Panel Installing a newWindows NT system from a Bootable CD Novell NetWare Driver Installation New IntraNetWare InstallationPCI.XXXX.XXXX.XXXX.XXXX.XX Novell NetWare Driver InstallationAdding the Initio driver to an existing IntraNetWare system Upgrading/Changing Driver on an Existing IntraNetWare Server Device driver command line options Driver Config OptionsIBM OS/2 Driver Installation New OS/2 installationAdding the Initio driver to an existing OS/2 system Device driver command line options Initio 10Overview SCO Unix Driver InstallationUpdating interrupts and hardware settings Enter Installing the Initio driver in a new SCO Unix systemAdding the Initio driver to an existing SCO Unix system Changing to the INI-9XXX as the bootable host adapter Initio 11Overview SCO UnixWare Driver InstallationInstalling the Initio driver in a new UnixWare system Adding the Initio driver to an existing UnixWare system Using Multiple Host Adapters Removing the Initio driver from a UnixWare systemSCO UnixWare Driver Installation Linux Drivers 12OverviewInitio Troubleshooting DOS Space 1GB MS-DOS, OS/2 &Windows NTDrives with Multiple Operating Systems Initio Index OEMSETUP.INF SETUP.EXE SYSTEM.INI TXTSETUP.OEMUpdate Driver Windows NT Workstation SetupProduct Warranty FCC Compliance StatementDeclaration of the Manufacturer/Importer EN 55 9100UW2 Declaration of Conformance

INI-9090U specifications

The Initio INI-9090U is a versatile and robust controller designed to cater to the ever-evolving demands of modern storage solutions. As a high-performance USB to IDE and SATA interface controller, it stands out for its ability to bridge older technologies with contemporary data transfer requirements. This integration is particularly significant in environments where legacy systems must interface seamlessly with newer data transfer protocols.

One of the main features of the INI-9090U is its support for both IDE and SATA interfaces. This dual compatibility ensures that users can connect a wide variety of storage devices, ranging from traditional hard drives to solid-state drives, facilitating easy upgrades and maintenance of storage systems. This flexibility is particularly beneficial for businesses that rely on diverse data storage solutions and need to maintain effective operational capabilities.

In terms of performance, the INI-9090U supports high-speed data transfer rates, enhancing the efficiency of data access and retrieval. With the ability to handle multiple devices simultaneously, the controller can manage complex workflows without sacrificing speed or reliability. This performance optimization is essential for applications that require rapid data processing and transfer, such as video editing, large-scale data analysis, and extensive database management.

The INI-9090U is also designed with advanced error correction technologies, ensuring that data integrity is maintained during transmission. This feature is particularly crucial in environments where data accuracy is paramount. The controller is equipped with the latest firmware updates, allowing it to adapt to various operating systems and providing users with a seamless plug-and-play experience. Compatibility with major operating systems, including Windows and Linux, further enhances its usability.

Another noteworthy characteristic of the INI-9090U is its energy efficiency. As businesses increasingly aim for sustainable technology solutions, the low power consumption of the INI-9090U makes it an attractive option. It not only reduces operating costs but also contributes to an overall decrease in the environmental footprint of data centers.

In summary, the Initio INI-9090U is a highly capable controller that combines flexibility, performance, and reliability in a single package. Its support for both IDE and SATA interfaces, high-speed data transfer, advanced error correction, and energy efficiency make it an ideal choice for businesses seeking to optimize their storage solutions while maintaining compatibility with legacy systems. As technology continues to evolve, controllers like the INI-9090U will remain integral to the seamless integration of old and new data storage solutions.