Upgrading 16-bit Short Driver Names with 32-bit Short Driver Names

Some 32-bit ODI^TM LAN drivers have short driver names that do not match the short driver name listed in the 16-bit driver's .com file. If Setup does not upgrade a 16-bit driver to the correct 32-bit driver, you should make an entry in the [16-32bit] section of setup.ini that equates the 16-bit ODI LAN driver's short driver name with that of the 32-bit ODI LAN driver.

1. Open setup.ini in a text editor.

2. Under [16-32bit], enter the filename for the 16-bit driver (without the .com extension) followed by an equal (=) sign and the filename for the 32-bit driver (without the .lan extension).

   For example, the following line equates the short driver name of a Novell^® 16-bit ODI LAN driver (ne2000.com) with the short driver name for the 32-bit LAN driver (CNE2000.lan):

   NE2000=CNE2000

   This indicates that CNE2000 is the driver name for the 32-bit version of the 16-bit NE2000^TM driver.

3. Save setup.ini and close the text editor.