Dell PowerEdge 4300 User Manual page 57

27 . From the Additional Driver Actions menu, select Continue Installation and
press <Enter>.
The Network (LAN) Driver box is highlighted.
28. Press <Enter> again to display a list of installed local area network (LAN) drivers.
29. Press <Insert> to install an unlisted driver.
30. Insert the backup copy of the IntranetWare 4.11 NIC driver diskette into the dis-
kette drive and press <Enter> to continue.
A list of LAN drivers on the diskette appears.
31. Note and select the name of the driver you need to install and press <Enter>.
The driver is copied to the hard-disk drive.
32. At the Save existing file Y/N prompt, type Y or N as necessary and press
<Enter>.
A LAN driver configuration screen appears.
33. Press <Alt><Esc> to switch to the console prompt, type load
driver_filename , and press <Enter>.
A list of slot numbers separated by commas is displayed.
34. Write down all slot numbers that are listed and press <Esc> to clear the com-
mand line. Press <Alt><Esc> to return to the installation screen.
35. Type the appropriate values for the configuration parameters, including the slot
number for the network adapter, pressing <Enter> after each entry.
36. Select Save parameters and continue, and then press <Enter>.
37 . Repeat steps 27 through 36 for each network adapter in your system.
38. Select Continue Installation and press <Enter> to create disk partitions, system
volumes, and NetWare Directory Services according to the instructions provided
in the IntranetWare User's Guide .
39. If prompted to edit the startup.ncf file, find the entry load sgscsi.cdm and
replace it with load scsihd.cdm. Verify that the load command line and slot
number for your host adapter are listed correctly in the startup.ncf file.
For further information about editing the startup.ncf file, see "Using startup.ncf
and autoexec.ncf" later in this chapter.
Your SCSI drivers have been installed. Continue to the next subsection, "Installing the
Dell-Supplied Novell Patches and Support Pack 5."
Installing and Configuring SCSI Drivers 3-19