Preparing to Install or Upgrade the NetWare Client Software
Preparing Client Workstations
I/O Port | Device | I/O Port | Device |
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1F0 | AT disk controller | 300 | Available |
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200 | Game controller/ | 320 | XT hard disk interface |
| joystick |
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220 | Novell network | 340 | Available |
| keycard |
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240 | Available | 360 | LPT1 |
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260 | LPT2 | 380 | SLDC/Sec |
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| interface |
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280 | LCD display on | 3A0 | Primary |
| WYSE* 2108 PC |
| interface |
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| Monochrome display |
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2A0 | Available | 3C0 | EGA display control |
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| CGA display control |
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2C0 | Available | 3E0 | COM3 |
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| Diskette controller |
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| COM1 |
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2E0 | COM4 |
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| COM2 Information |
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| collection from external |
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| devices |
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•Base Memory Address
The base memory address specifies the location in memory that the network board uses to exchange information across the network. It is also known as the RAM start address.
Some network boards do not use RAM; if your network board is one of these, you do not need to specify a value for this setting.