Initio INI-9100UW user manual Adding the Initio driver to an existing NetWare system

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Adding the Initio driver to an existing NetWare system

1.To begin the installation you will need to change the directory to the location of the server and initialize the network server, e.g.,

∙Type CD \ NWSERVER <ENTER>

∙Type SERVER <ENTER>

2.At the NetWare prompt, Type LOAD INSTALL <ENTER>. A screen similar to the following will be displayed (see figure 8-4).

figure 8-4 Novell Installation Screen

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Contents Initio Corporation Del Franco Street San Jose, CA Voice InitioTrademarks CopyrightChanges Technical SupportIii README.TXT FileThis page Intentionally Left Blank Table of Contents 10-1 Microsoft Windows12-1 11-113-1 ViiViii Inside this manual IBM OS/2 Convention Description Notational ConventionsThis page Intentionally Left Blank Introduction Initio INI-9100U/9100UW host adapter IntroductionINI-9100U Host adapter Application and peripheral supportProduct features Plug and Play installationCommand Queuing Onboard BiosProgrammable Scsi Auto-TerminationWhere to get help Product specificationsOperating Temperature Storage TemperaturePage This page Intentionally Left Blank Getting Started Scsi bus preparation Getting StartedHost adapter and the Scsi bus Examples of Scsi bus termination Scsi bus terminationScsi Devices Configuration Host Adapter Termination Installation basicsUnpacking and inspection Quick installation overviewInstalling the INI-9100U/9100UW host adapter and cabling Cable termination Configuring the host adapterPage This Chapter Is About ∙ Installing the INI-9100U/9100UW Hardware InstallationPreparing your Scsi device Hardware InstallationIntroduction INI-9100UW Board Layout INI-9100U INI-9100UW Description Installation in ten easy stepsPower down the host computer and all peripherals Inserting the host adapter Use static electricity discharge precautionsInserting the INI-9100U/9100UW into a PCI slot Installation of internal Scsi cablesMultiple Initiators Drive activity LEDHost computer configuration Installation of external Scsi cablesSystem startup SmartSCSI Setup UtilityLow-level format Hard disk drive preparationHost Adapter Setup When to use the SmartSCSI Setup Utility Host Adapter SetupRunning the SmartSCSI Setup Utility Press Ctrl I for SmartSCSI Setup UtilityScan Bus Device SetupMain menu options Page Page Host Adapter Setup Bios Setup Disk Utilities MS-DOS/Windows Overview MS-DOS Driver InstallationInstallation Enter Type Dossetup Enter Ctrl + ALT + DEL ContinueDriver config options Device driver command line optionsThis page Intentionally Left Blank Microsoft Windows Microsoft Windows 95 Driver Installation New Windows 95 installation Driver tab, then select Change Driver Select Initio INI-9100U/9100UW Host Adapter, select OK, then Adding the Initio Driver to an existing Windows 95 system Updating the Initio device driver Page Page Microsoft Windows-NT OEMSETUP.INF Microsoft Windows-NT Driver InstallationNew Windows-NT installation Windows-NT Setup Enter Initio host adapter driver is now installed Page ∙ Type A\WINNT, select Continue Page Page Novell NetWare \NETWARE\HAM\INI9100.DDI Novell NetWare Driver InstallationD\netware4.0\english\ Enter New NetWare 4.xx installationNovell 4.x Installation Specify Initio Driver Path ∙ Type A\netware\v4x Press EnterSelect the Initio Driver ∙ Type CD \ Nwserver Enter ∙ Type Server Enter Adding the Initio driver to an existing NetWare system∙ Select ini910U.DSK, press Enter Load Pathname ini910u Driver Config Option This page Intentionally Left Blank IBM OS/2 \OS2\INI910U.DDP IBM OS/2 Driver InstallationNew OS/2 installation Adding the Initio driver to an existing OS/2 system Edit CONFIG.SYS fileAdd OS/2 Device Driver Select Destination DirectoryInstall Verbose Mode provides detail information about driver on This page Intentionally Left Blank SCO Unix 10-2 SCO Unix Driver Installation10-3 Updating interrupts and hardware settingsInstalling the Initio driver in a new SCO Unix system Linking a package in SCO Unix 10-4∙ Type i91u Enter 10-5 Adding the Initio driver to an existing SCO Unix systemLinkunix Cd /etc/conf/cf.d∙ Type i91u Enter 10-610-7 Attach Number Lun∙ . /linkunix Enter 11-8 SCO UnixWare 11-2 SCO UnixWare Driver Installation11-3 Installing the Initio driver in a new UnixWare system11-4 Install Host Bus Adapter Drivers11-5 Install another HBA Diskette11-6 Adding the Initio driver to an existing UnixWare system∙ cd /etc/conf/sdevice.d 11-7 Using multiple Host AdaptersRemoving the Initio driver from a UnixWare system Appendix 12-2 Troubleshooting12-3 ∙ Type go EnterMS-DOS, OS/2 & Windows NT DOS Space 1GBNetWare 12-412-5 Drives with Multiple Operating SystemsPage This Chapter Is About ∙ Common terms and definitions Glossary13-2 Definitions of Terms13-3 FCC Compliance Statement Product WarrantyClass B Equipment Information to User 13-413-5 Declaration of the Manufacturer/ImporterEN 55 9100UW2 Declaration of Conformance

INI-9100UW, INI-9100U specifications

The Initio INI-9100UW and INI-9100U are high-performance SCSI (Small Computer System Interface) controllers designed to provide exceptional data transfer rates and efficient connectivity for various storage solutions. These controllers are particularly favored in environments that demand reliable and fast data access, including servers and workstations.

One of the standout features of the INI-9100 series is its ability to support ultra-wide SCSI, allowing for data transfer rates of up to 40 MB/s. This speed is crucial for applications requiring rapid data movement, such as databases, streaming applications, and intensive computing tasks. The INI-9100UW variant extends this capability with its support for 68-pin connectors, which further enhances data throughput by allowing for a greater number of devices to be connected simultaneously.

Both the INI-9100UW and INI-9100U are built on a robust architecture, which includes integrated support for a wide range of SCSI devices. This includes hard disk drives, CD-ROMs, and tape drives, making these controllers versatile solutions for both modern and legacy systems. Their compatibility with various operating systems, including Windows and Linux, ensures seamless integration into existing setups.

Furthermore, the Initio controllers employ advanced technologies such as asynchronous transfers and cycle stealing, which minimize CPU load and allow the system to handle multiple tasks simultaneously without bottlenecks. This makes them particularly advantageous in multitasking environments.

Another key characteristic of the INI-9100 series is their dedicated onboard BIOS, which simplifies device management and setup processes. Users can easily configure the controllers for optimal performance using the user-friendly interface provided by the BIOS.

In summary, the Initio INI-9100UW and INI-9100U are powerful SCSI controllers that offer high-speed data transfer capabilities, robust architecture, and versatile compatibility with various SCSI devices. Their advanced technologies and user-friendly features make them ideal solutions for environments requiring reliable and efficient data access. As data storage needs continue to evolve, the INI-9100 series remains a valuable asset for both enterprise-level and individual users seeking to enhance their storage solutions.
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