From: ohland@charter.net
"Send" is not "Save"...
The 8573-P70 is an earlier system, and some things were not fully beaten
out. There are other adapters where the auto configuration gets things
wrong.
Manually set the Adapter Media Type [should not be the problem...]
Disable Streaming Data Select [P70 is not famous for Data Streaming]
Parity Enable/Monitor Feedback set to OFF / OFF [Parity/Monitor Feedback
is a later development]
Your DBA-ESDI drive is using DMA 5, set the ES 32 to ANOTHER DMA
channel. A blank screen after the HD spins up hints at a conflict.
Don't configure ES 32 things to 0C0000H and 0E0000H
You will notice that I leave the I/O ranges and other human readable
things in the ADF sections [where needed] so people can SEE the ranges
[or values] used.
Version: 1.00
AdapterId 08FA8h "IBM EtherStreamer MC32 Adapter"
NumBytes 4
FixedResources
POS[0]=1xxxxxxxb
POS[2]=x1xx0xx1b
Begin NoDMA
"Adapter Media Type Selection" Select which cable type connects the NIC
to the network. Autosense [adapter selects], Attachment Unit Interface
(AUI), Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP or 10BASE T), or Coax (10BASE2).
, UTP, COAX, AUI
"System Interrupt Level" Interrupt level used to interrupt the system
unit. The preferred interrupt level is 3, but the adapter can operate
on any of the four levels if necessary.
, 2 [Int 02h], 10 [Int 0Ah], 11 [Int 0Bh]
"Micro Channel I/O Address" The micro channel I/O address range of the
adapter. For micro channel I/O cycles, this Ethernet Network adapter is
selected when the micro channel I/O address is within a 256 byte region.
If more than one ES 32 is used in your computer, each adapter must be
assigned a separate I/O address range.
<1C00-1CFF IO 01C00h-01CFFh>, 2000-20FF[02000-020FF], 2400-24FF
[02400-024FF], 2800-28FF [02800-028FF], 2C00-2CFF [02C00-02CFF],
3000-30FF [03000-030FF], 3400-34FF [03400-034FF], 3800-38FF
[03800-038FF], 3C00-3CFF [03C00-03CFF], 4000-40FF [04000-040FF],
4400-44FF [04400-044FF], 4800-48FF [04800-048FF], 4C00-4CFF
[04C00-04CFF], 5000-50FF [05000-050FF], 5400-54FF [05400-054FF],
5800-58FF [05800-058FF], 5C00-5CFF [05C00-05CFF], 6000-60FF
[06000-060FF], 6400-64FF [06400-064FF], 6800-68FF [06800-068FF],
6C00-6CFF [06C00-06CFF], 7000-70FF [07000-070FF], 7400-74FF
[07400-074FF], 7800-78FF [07800-078FF], 7C00-7CFF [07C00-07CFF],
8000-80FF [08000-080FF], 8400-84FF [08400-084FF], 8800-88FF
[08800-088FF], 8C00-8CFF [08C00-08CFF], 9000-90FF [09000-090FF],
9400-94FF [09400-094FF], 9800-98FF [09800-098FF], 9C00-9CFF
[09C00-09CFF], A000-A0FF [0A000-0A0FF], A400-A4FF [0A400-0A4FF],
A800-A8FF [0A800-0A8FF], AC00-ACFF [0AC00-0ACFF], FC00-FCFF [0FC00-0FCFF]
"Streaming Data Select" The ES 32 can operate with or without Data
Streaming. For best performance, select .
, Disabled
"Fairness" Whether the adapter will share the bus equitably with other
devices or retain control of the bus as needed. Default is .
, Fairness OFF
"Arbitration Level" The ES 32 can operate on one of thirteen arbitration
levels: 1, 2, 3 or 5 thru E. If more than one ES 32 is used in your
computer, each adapter must be assigned a separate arbitration level.
, 2, 3, 4 [Commented Out], 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, A, B,
C, D, E
"Parity Enable/Monitor Feedback" The ES 32 can generate and check data
and address parity. The ES 32 also provides the capability of monitoring
slave device's Selected Feedback Return Exception signals during DMA
operations.
, Parity ON /Monitor OFF, Parity
OFF/Monitor ON, Parity ON /Monitor ON
--- SoupGate-DOS v1.05
* Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)
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