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| Link Driver Option | ||
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| ISA |
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| 0 |
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| MCA |
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| EISA |
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| PCMCIA |
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| PCI |
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| VL (VESA Local Bus) |
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| This is not a conclusive list of bus types. You can obtain an updated list of identifiers | |||||
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| The default value indicates that the LAN driver should search each of the machine’s | |||||
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| buses for a supported network board. The LAN driver should then initialize the first | |||||
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| supported network board it finds. The LAN driver determines the order that the buses | |||||
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| Syntax | bus id name number |
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| Replace name with the name of the bus type you want |
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| to use. |
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| Replace number with the identification number |
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| that corresponds with the bus type that you want |
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| to use. |
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| Example | To specify the bus type for an ISA adapter, you would |
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| place the following lines in your NET.CFG file: |
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| link driver ntr2000 |
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| bus id isa 0 |
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Specifies the hardware setting of the network board used in the workstation. It allows DMA channels to be configured..