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VER: 1.14 SYN: 1.00 ;- Internal Version 1.14 ;- File: CE1000.LDI ;- Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connection Driver Installation Information File DR CE1000 { DES: $CE1000_1 HELP: $CE1000_2 PAR: 2.00 ; 82542-based fiber PROD: PCI.8086.1000.8086.*.* PROD: PCI.8086.1000.1014.*.* ; 82543GC-based fiber PROD: PCI.8086.1001.8086.*.* PROD: PCI.8086.1001.1014.*.* ; 82543GC-based copper PROD: PCI.8086.1004.*.*.* ; 82544EI-based copper PROD: PCI.8086.1008.*.*.* ; 82544EI-based fiber PROD: PCI.8086.1009.*.*.* ; 82544GC-based copper PROD: PCI.8086.100C.*.*.* PROD: PCI.8086.100D.*.*.* ; 82540EM-based copper PROD: PCI.8086.100E.*.*.* PROD: PCI.8086.1015.*.*.* ; 82545EM-based copper PROD: PCI.8086.100F.*.*.* ; 82545EM-based fiber PROD: PCI.8086.1011.*.*.* ; 82546EB-based copper PROD: PCI.8086.1010.*.*.* PROD: PCI.8086.101D.*.*.* ; 82546EB-based fiber cards PROD: PCI.8086.1012.*.*.* ; 82540EP-based copper PROD: PCI.8086.1016.*.*.* PROD: PCI.8086.1017.*.*.* PROD: PCI.8086.101E.*.*.* ; 82541EI-based copper PROD: PCI.8086.1013.*.*.* ; 82541GI-based copper PROD: PCI.8086.1076.*.*.* PROD: PCI.8086.1077.*.*.* ; 82547EI-based copper PROD: PCI.8086.1019.*.*.* ; 82547GI-based copper PROD: PCI.8086.1075.*.*.* ; 82545GM-based (copper, fiber, SERDES) PROD: PCI.8086.1026.*.*.* PROD: PCI.8086.1027.*.*.* PROD: PCI.8086.1028.*.*.* ; 82546GB-based (copper, fiber, SERDES) PROD: PCI.8086.1079.*.*.* PROD: PCI.8086.107A.*.*.* PROD: PCI.8086.107B.*.*.* ;@# Sprod: 'Intel~Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connection Driver' ;@# Client: CE1000.LAN ;@# Alias: CE1000.LAN FILE: CE1000.LAN OF: IANS.LAN PR SLOT REQ { HELP: $CE1000_3 TYP: DEC (5) VAL: 1 - 65535 DEF: UND } PR NODE OPT { HELP: $CE1000_4 TYP: HEX (12) VAL: 000000000000-FFFFFFFFFFFF DEF: UND Out: 'NODE=%s' } FR FrameSelect { Help: $CE1000_5 CD: $CE1000_6 CH: 'Ethernet_802.2' CD: $CE1000_7 CH: 'Ethernet_802.3' CD: $CE1000_8 CH: 'Ethernet_SNAP' CD: $CE1000_9 CH: 'Ethernet_II' DEF: 1,2,3,4 } PR RXBUFFERS OPT { DES: "RX BUFFERS" TYP: DEC (3) HELP: $CE100B_10 VAL: 8 - 128 DEF: 64 OUT: 'RXDESCRIPTORS=%s' } PR TXBUFFERS OPT { DES: "TX BUFFERS" TYP: DEC (3) HELP: $CE100B_11 VAL: 32 - 128 DEF: 96 OUT: 'TXDESCRIPTORS=%s' } PR SPEED OPT { DES: "SPEED" TYP: DEC (3) HELP: $CE100B_12 VAL: 0, 10, 100 DEF: 0 OUT: 'SPEED=%s' } PR FORCEDUPLEX OPT { DES: "FORCE DUPLEX" HELP: $CE100B_13 TYP: DEC (1) VAL: 0, 1, 2 DEF: 0 OUT: 'FORCEDUPLEX=%s' } PR FLOWCONTROL OPT { DES: "FLOW CONTROL" HELP: $CE100B_14 TYP: DEC (1) VAL: 0, 1, 2, 3 DEF: 3 OUT: 'FLOWCONTROL=%s' } PR PMEDISABLE OPT { DES: "PME DISABLE" HELP: $CE100B_15 TYP: DEC (1) VAL: 0, 1 DEF: 0 OUT: 'PMEDISABLE=%s' } PR COALESCEBUFFERS OPT { DES: "COALESCE BUFFERS" HELP: $CE100B_16 TYP: DEC (3) VAL: 32 - 128 DEF: 96 OUT: 'COALESCEBUFFERS=%s' } } DLANG: 4 ;English $CE1000_1 = "Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connection Driver" $CE1000_2 = "This driver supports Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connections.\n\n" $CE1000_3 = "Slot number for the adapter.\n For PCI adapters, this refers to the Device Location." $CE1000_4 = "Specifies the MAC address to be used by the board.\n" $CE1000_5 = "The driver defaults to 802.2 frame format. You may use this default to select from the other 3 options => 802.3, Ethernet II and Ethernet SNAP." $CE1000_6 = "CE1000 802.2" $CE1000_7 = "CE1000 802.3" $CE1000_8 = "CE1000 SNAP" $CE1000_9 = "CE1000 E_II" $CE100B_10 = "This is to pre-allocate receive adapter resources.\n This value MUST BE in multiples of 8.\n This setting may be affected by the Netware server maximum/minimum packet receive buffer settings." $CE100B_11 = "TX descriptors are used to tell the hardware where the fragments of a transmit packet are in host memory. A transmit packet can use 1 or more descriptors. Most transmits require 3 or 4 descriptors. Each descriptor is 16 bytes." $CE100B_12 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the line speed to the specified value in Mbps. If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0, the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link based on link partner. Gig speed can only be achieved by auto-negotiation.\n This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be 1000 Mbps." $CE100B_13 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the duplex mode.\n 1 - indicates half duplex\n 2 - indicates full duplex\n If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0, the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link. If it cannot auto-negotiate, it will default to half-duplex.\n This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be full duplex." $CE100B_14 = "Controls the ability of the adapter to advertise flow control capabilities. Default is to allow both TX and RX flow control.\n 0 is off, 1 is RX, 2 is TX, 3 is both." $CE100B_15 = "Enables/disables wake-up from APM power management." $CE100B_16 = "Number of buffers available for transmits acceleration." LANG: 6 ;French $CE1000_1 = "Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connection Driver" $CE1000_2 = "This driver supports Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connections.\n\n" $CE1000_3 = "Slot number for the adapter.\n For PCI adapters, this refers to the Device Location." $CE1000_4 = "Specifies the MAC address to be used by the board.\n" $CE1000_5 = "The driver defaults to 802.2 frame format. You may use this default to select from the other 3 options => 802.3, Ethernet II and Ethernet SNAP." $CE1000_6 = "CE1000 802.2" $CE1000_7 = "CE1000 802.3" $CE1000_8 = "CE1000 SNAP" $CE1000_9 = "CE1000 E_II" $CE100B_10 = "This is to pre-allocate receive adapter resources.\n This value MUST BE in multiples of 8.\n This setting may be affected by the Netware server maximum/minimum packet receive buffer settings." $CE100B_11 = "TX descriptors are used to tell the hardware where the fragments of a transmit packet are in host memory. A transmit packet can use 1 or more descriptors. Most transmits require 3 or 4 descriptors. Each descriptor is 16 bytes." $CE100B_12 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the line speed to the specified value in Mbps. If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0, the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link based on link partner. Gig speed can only be achieved by auto-negotiation.\n This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be 1000 Mbps." $CE100B_13 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the duplex mode.\n 1 - indicates half duplex\n 2 - indicates full duplex\n If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0, the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link. If it cannot auto-negotiate, it will default to half-duplex.\n This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be full duplex." $CE100B_14 = "Controls the ability of the adapter to advertise flow control capabilities. Default is to allow both TX and RX flow control.\n 0 is off, 1 is RX, 2 is TX, 3 is both." $CE100B_15 = "Enables/disables wake-up from APM power management." $CE100B_16 = "Number of buffers available for transmits acceleration." LANG: 7 ;German $CE1000_1 = "Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connection Driver" $CE1000_2 = "This driver supports Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connections.\n\n" $CE1000_3 = "Slot number for the adapter.\n For PCI adapters, this refers to the Device Location." $CE1000_4 = "Specifies the MAC address to be used by the board.\n" $CE1000_5 = "The driver defaults to 802.2 frame format. You may use this default to select from the other 3 options => 802.3, Ethernet II and Ethernet SNAP." $CE1000_6 = "CE1000 802.2" $CE1000_7 = "CE1000 802.3" $CE1000_8 = "CE1000 SNAP" $CE1000_9 = "CE1000 E_II" $CE100B_10 = "This is to pre-allocate receive adapter resources.\n This value MUST BE in multiples of 8.\n This setting may be affected by the Netware server maximum/minimum packet receive buffer settings." $CE100B_11 = "TX descriptors are used to tell the hardware where the fragments of a transmit packet are in host memory. A transmit packet can use 1 or more descriptors. Most transmits require 3 or 4 descriptors. Each descriptor is 16 bytes." $CE100B_12 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the line speed to the specified value in Mbps. If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0, the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link based on link partner. Gig speed can only be achieved by auto-negotiation.\n This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be 1000 Mbps." $CE100B_13 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the duplex mode.\n 1 - indicates half duplex\n 2 - indicates full duplex\n If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0, the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link. If it cannot auto-negotiate, it will default to half-duplex.\n This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be full duplex." $CE100B_14 = "Controls the ability of the adapter to advertise flow control capabilities. Default is to allow both TX and RX flow control.\n 0 is off, 1 is RX, 2 is TX, 3 is both." $CE100B_15 = "Enables/disables wake-up from APM power management." $CE100B_16 = "Number of buffers available for transmits acceleration." LANG: 8 ;Italian $CE1000_1 = "Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connection Driver" $CE1000_2 = "This driver supports Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connections.\n\n" $CE1000_3 = "Slot number for the adapter.\n For PCI adapters, this refers to the Device Location." $CE1000_4 = "Specifies the MAC address to be used by the board.\n" $CE1000_5 = "The driver defaults to 802.2 frame format. You may use this default to select from the other 3 options => 802.3, Ethernet II and Ethernet SNAP." $CE1000_6 = "CE1000 802.2" $CE1000_7 = "CE1000 802.3" $CE1000_8 = "CE1000 SNAP" $CE1000_9 = "CE1000 E_II" $CE100B_10 = "This is to pre-allocate receive adapter resources.\n This value MUST BE in multiples of 8.\n This setting may be affected by the Netware server maximum/minimum packet receive buffer settings." $CE100B_11 = "TX descriptors are used to tell the hardware where the fragments of a transmit packet are in host memory. A transmit packet can use 1 or more descriptors. Most transmits require 3 or 4 descriptors. Each descriptor is 16 bytes." $CE100B_12 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the line speed to the specified value in Mbps. If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0, the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link based on link partner. Gig speed can only be achieved by auto-negotiation.\n This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be 1000 Mbps." $CE100B_13 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the duplex mode.\n 1 - indicates half duplex\n 2 - indicates full duplex\n If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0, the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link. If it cannot auto-negotiate, it will default to half-duplex.\n This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be full duplex." $CE100B_14 = "Controls the ability of the adapter to advertise flow control capabilities. Default is to allow both TX and RX flow control.\n 0 is off, 1 is RX, 2 is TX, 3 is both." $CE100B_15 = "Enables/disables wake-up from APM power management." $CE100B_16 = "Number of buffers available for transmits acceleration." LANG: 14 ;Spanish $CE1000_1 = "Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connection Driver" $CE1000_2 = "This driver supports Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connections.\n\n" $CE1000_3 = "Slot number for the adapter.\n For PCI adapters, this refers to the Device Location." $CE1000_4 = "Specifies the MAC address to be used by the board.\n" $CE1000_5 = "The driver defaults to 802.2 frame format. You may use this default to select from the other 3 options => 802.3, Ethernet II and Ethernet SNAP." $CE1000_6 = "CE1000 802.2" $CE1000_7 = "CE1000 802.3" $CE1000_8 = "CE1000 SNAP" $CE1000_9 = "CE1000 E_II" $CE100B_10 = "This is to pre-allocate receive adapter resources.\n This value MUST BE in multiples of 8.\n This setting may be affected by the Netware server maximum/minimum packet receive buffer settings." $CE100B_11 = "TX descriptors are used to tell the hardware where the fragments of a transmit packet are in host memory. A transmit packet can use 1 or more descriptors. Most transmits require 3 or 4 descriptors. Each descriptor is 16 bytes." $CE100B_12 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the line speed to the specified value in Mbps. If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0, the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link based on link partner. Gig speed can only be achieved by auto-negotiation.\n This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be 1000 Mbps." $CE100B_13 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the duplex mode.\n 1 - indicates half duplex\n 2 - indicates full duplex\n If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0, the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link. If it cannot auto-negotiate, it will default to half-duplex.\n This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be full duplex." $CE100B_14 = "Controls the ability of the adapter to advertise flow control capabilities. Default is to allow both TX and RX flow control.\n 0 is off, 1 is RX, 2 is TX, 3 is both." $CE100B_15 = "Enables/disables wake-up from APM power management." $CE100B_16 = "Number of buffers available for transmits acceleration." LANG: 12 ;Portugese $CE1000_1 = "Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connection Driver" $CE1000_2 = "This driver supports Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connections.\n\n" $CE1000_3 = "Slot number for the adapter.\n For PCI adapters, this refers to the Device Location." $CE1000_4 = "Specifies the MAC address to be used by the board.\n" $CE1000_5 = "The driver defaults to 802.2 frame format. You may use this default to select from the other 3 options => 802.3, Ethernet II and Ethernet SNAP." $CE1000_6 = "CE1000 802.2" $CE1000_7 = "CE1000 802.3" $CE1000_8 = "CE1000 SNAP" $CE1000_9 = "CE1000 E_II" $CE100B_10 = "This is to pre-allocate receive adapter resources.\n This value MUST BE in multiples of 8.\n This setting may be affected by the Netware server maximum/minimum packet receive buffer settings." $CE100B_11 = "TX descriptors are used to tell the hardware where the fragments of a transmit packet are in host memory. A transmit packet can use 1 or more descriptors. Most transmits require 3 or 4 descriptors. Each descriptor is 16 bytes." $CE100B_12 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the line speed to the specified value in Mbps. If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0, the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link based on link partner. Gig speed can only be achieved by auto-negotiation.\n This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be 1000 Mbps." $CE100B_13 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the duplex mode.\n 1 - indicates half duplex\n 2 - indicates full duplex\n If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0, the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link. If it cannot auto-negotiate, it will default to half-duplex.\n This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be full duplex." $CE100B_14 = "Controls the ability of the adapter to advertise flow control capabilities. Default is to allow both TX and RX flow control.\n 0 is off, 1 is RX, 2 is TX, 3 is both." $CE100B_15 = "Enables/disables wake-up from APM power management." $CE100B_16 = "Number of buffers available for transmits acceleration." LANG: 9 ;Japanese $CE1000_1 = "Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connection Driver" $CE1000_2 = "This driver supports Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connections.\n\n" $CE1000_3 = "Slot number for the adapter.\n For PCI adapters, this refers to the Device Location." $CE1000_4 = "Specifies the MAC address to be used by the board.\n" $CE1000_5 = "The driver defaults to 802.2 frame format. You may use this default to select from the other 3 options => 802.3, Ethernet II and Ethernet SNAP." $CE1000_6 = "CE1000 802.2" $CE1000_7 = "CE1000 802.3" $CE1000_8 = "CE1000 SNAP" $CE1000_9 = "CE1000 E_II" $CE100B_10 = "This is to pre-allocate receive adapter resources.\n This value MUST BE in multiples of 8.\n This setting may be affected by the Netware server maximum/minimum packet receive buffer settings." $CE100B_11 = "TX descriptors are used to tell the hardware where the fragments of a transmit packet are in host memory. A transmit packet can use 1 or more descriptors. Most transmits require 3 or 4 descriptors. Each descriptor is 16 bytes." $CE100B_12 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the line speed to the specified value in Mbps. If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0, the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link based on link partner. Gig speed can only be achieved by auto-negotiation.\n This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be 1000 Mbps." $CE100B_13 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the duplex mode.\n 1 - indicates half duplex\n 2 - indicates full duplex\n If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0, the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link. If it cannot auto-negotiate, it will default to half-duplex.\n This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be full duplex." $CE100B_14 = "Controls the ability of the adapter to advertise flow control capabilities. Default is to allow both TX and RX flow control.\n 0 is off, 1 is RX, 2 is TX, 3 is both." $CE100B_15 = "Enables/disables wake-up from APM power management." $CE100B_16 = "Number of buffers available for transmits acceleration." LANG: 10 ;Korean $CE1000_1 = "Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connection Driver" $CE1000_2 = "This driver supports Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connections.\n\n" $CE1000_3 = "Slot number for the adapter.\n For PCI adapters, this refers to the Device Location." $CE1000_4 = "Specifies the MAC address to be used by the board.\n" $CE1000_5 = "The driver defaults to 802.2 frame format. You may use this default to select from the other 3 options => 802.3, Ethernet II and Ethernet SNAP." $CE1000_6 = "CE1000 802.2" $CE1000_7 = "CE1000 802.3" $CE1000_8 = "CE1000 SNAP" $CE1000_9 = "CE1000 E_II" $CE100B_10 = "This is to pre-allocate receive adapter resources.\n This value MUST BE in multiples of 8.\n This setting may be affected by the Netware server maximum/minimum packet receive buffer settings." $CE100B_11 = "TX descriptors are used to tell the hardware where the fragments of a transmit packet are in host memory. A transmit packet can use 1 or more descriptors. Most transmits require 3 or 4 descriptors. Each descriptor is 16 bytes." $CE100B_12 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the line speed to the specified value in Mbps. If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0, the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link based on link partner. Gig speed can only be achieved by auto-negotiation.\n This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be 1000 Mbps." $CE100B_13 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the duplex mode.\n 1 - indicates half duplex\n 2 - indicates full duplex\n If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0, the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link. If it cannot auto-negotiate, it will default to half-duplex.\n This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be full duplex." $CE100B_14 = "Controls the ability of the adapter to advertise flow control capabilities. Default is to allow both TX and RX flow control.\n 0 is off, 1 is RX, 2 is TX, 3 is both." $CE100B_15 = "Enables/disables wake-up from APM power management." $CE100B_16 = "Number of buffers available for transmits acceleration." LANG: 1 ;Chinese (S) $CE1000_1 = "Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connection Driver" $CE1000_2 = "This driver supports Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connections.\n\n" $CE1000_3 = "Slot number for the adapter.\n For PCI adapters, this refers to the Device Location." $CE1000_4 = "Specifies the MAC address to be used by the board.\n" $CE1000_5 = "The driver defaults to 802.2 frame format. You may use this default to select from the other 3 options => 802.3, Ethernet II and Ethernet SNAP." $CE1000_6 = "CE1000 802.2" $CE1000_7 = "CE1000 802.3" $CE1000_8 = "CE1000 SNAP" $CE1000_9 = "CE1000 E_II" $CE100B_10 = "This is to pre-allocate receive adapter resources.\n This value MUST BE in multiples of 8.\n This setting may be affected by the Netware server maximum/minimum packet receive buffer settings." $CE100B_11 = "TX descriptors are used to tell the hardware where the fragments of a transmit packet are in host memory. A transmit packet can use 1 or more descriptors. Most transmits require 3 or 4 descriptors. Each descriptor is 16 bytes." $CE100B_12 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the line speed to the specified value in Mbps. If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0, the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link based on link partner. Gig speed can only be achieved by auto-negotiation.\n This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be 1000 Mbps." $CE100B_13 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the duplex mode.\n 1 - indicates half duplex\n 2 - indicates full duplex\n If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0, the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link. If it cannot auto-negotiate, it will default to half-duplex.\n This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be full duplex." $CE100B_14 = "Controls the ability of the adapter to advertise flow control capabilities. Default is to allow both TX and RX flow control.\n 0 is off, 1 is RX, 2 is TX, 3 is both." $CE100B_15 = "Enables/disables wake-up from APM power management." $CE100B_16 = "Number of buffers available for transmits acceleration." LANG: 16 ;Chinese (T) $CE1000_1 = "Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connection Driver" $CE1000_2 = "This driver supports Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connections.\n\n" $CE1000_3 = "Slot number for the adapter.\n For PCI adapters, this refers to the Device Location." $CE1000_4 = "Specifies the MAC address to be used by the board.\n" $CE1000_5 = "The driver defaults to 802.2 frame format. You may use this default to select from the other 3 options => 802.3, Ethernet II and Ethernet SNAP." $CE1000_6 = "CE1000 802.2" $CE1000_7 = "CE1000 802.3" $CE1000_8 = "CE1000 SNAP" $CE1000_9 = "CE1000 E_II" $CE100B_10 = "This is to pre-allocate receive adapter resources.\n This value MUST BE in multiples of 8.\n This setting may be affected by the Netware server maximum/minimum packet receive buffer settings." $CE100B_11 = "TX descriptors are used to tell the hardware where the fragments of a transmit packet are in host memory. A transmit packet can use 1 or more descriptors. Most transmits require 3 or 4 descriptors. Each descriptor is 16 bytes." $CE100B_12 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the line speed to the specified value in Mbps. If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0, the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link based on link partner. Gig speed can only be achieved by auto-negotiation.\n This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be 1000 Mbps." $CE100B_13 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the duplex mode.\n 1 - indicates half duplex\n 2 - indicates full duplex\n If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0, the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link. If it cannot auto-negotiate, it will default to half-duplex.\n This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be full duplex." $CE100B_14 = "Controls the ability of the adapter to advertise flow control capabilities. Default is to allow both TX and RX flow control.\n 0 is off, 1 is RX, 2 is TX, 3 is both." $CE100B_15 = "Enables/disables wake-up from APM power management." $CE100B_16 = "Number of buffers available for transmits acceleration." LANG: 13 ;Russian $CE1000_1 = "Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connection Driver" $CE1000_2 = "This driver supports Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Connections.\n\n" $CE1000_3 = "Slot number for the adapter.\n For PCI adapters, this refers to the Device Location." $CE1000_4 = "Specifies the MAC address to be used by the board.\n" $CE1000_5 = "The driver defaults to 802.2 frame format. You may use this default to select from the other 3 options => 802.3, Ethernet II and Ethernet SNAP." $CE1000_6 = "CE1000 802.2" $CE1000_7 = "CE1000 802.3" $CE1000_8 = "CE1000 SNAP" $CE1000_9 = "CE1000 E_II" $CE100B_10 = "This is to pre-allocate receive adapter resources.\n This value MUST BE in multiples of 8.\n This setting may be affected by the Netware server maximum/minimum packet receive buffer settings." $CE100B_11 = "TX descriptors are used to tell the hardware where the fragments of a transmit packet are in host memory. A transmit packet can use 1 or more descriptors. Most transmits require 3 or 4 descriptors. Each descriptor is 16 bytes." $CE100B_12 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the line speed to the specified value in Mbps. If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0, the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link based on link partner. Gig speed can only be achieved by auto-negotiation.\n This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be 1000 Mbps." $CE100B_13 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the duplex mode.\n 1 - indicates half duplex\n 2 - indicates full duplex\n If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0, the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link. If it cannot auto-negotiate, it will default to half-duplex.\n This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be full duplex." $CE100B_14 = "Controls the ability of the adapter to advertise flow control capabilities. Default is to allow both TX and RX flow control.\n 0 is off, 1 is RX, 2 is TX, 3 is both." $CE100B_15 = "Enables/disables wake-up from APM power management." $CE100B_16 = "Number of buffers available for transmits acceleration." ;DrIvEr DeScRiPtIoN EnD