SUMMARY
This information has been confirmed using the LanWorks Bootware RPL
PROM with the 3COM Etherlink II 3c503 network adapter.
Memory Base AddressIn order for the workstation to recognize the existence of the RPL PROM, the memory jumper must be moved from the "DISABLE" position to one of the four possible memory base options [DC000,D8000,CC000,C8000]. If the workstation has been "rplenabl"-ed, and you attempt to boot the workstation while the memory jumper is still disabled, you will receive a BIOS-specific boot error. Some examples are:
I/O Base AddressThis setting determines whether your card should use an external transceiver (DIX) or the on-board transceiver (BNC). The address selections are:
The transceiver location alternates with each selection so a setting
chosen from the group [300,330,250,2A0] would specify an internal
(on-board) transceiver, while a setting chosen from the group
[310,350,280,2E0] would indicate that an external transceiver should
be used. If you attempt to specify the incorrect transceiver
configuration, data transmission to the network will quickly fail with
"buffer overflow" errors.
Note: Other possible configuration errors are: This message indicates that you are probably not connected to an active Ethernet cable segment. Usually this error message indicates that there is an I/O conflict with some other devices in you workstation. Check and reconfigure. Reference(s): "LanWorks/3c503 for LAN Manager Configuration Supplement" Additional query words: 2.20
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