Updating an existing driver for netware 5.1 or 6.0 – Dell PERC 4/SI User Manual
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10.
Select Continue and press <Enter>.
Updating an Existing Driver for NetWare 5.1 or 6.0
Perform the following steps to update an existing driver for NetWare 5.1 or 6.0:
1.
Create a driver diskette.
Installing Windows 2000 or 2003 Using the Microsoft Operating System CD with Driver Diskette
section for
information. (The procedure for creating a driver diskette is the same for all operating systems.)
2.
Once the NetWare server is up, type the following:
nwconfig
3.
Press <Enter> to access the NetWare Configuration Utility.
4.
On the Configuration Options screen, select Driver Options and press <Enter>.
5.
Under the Driver Options, select Configure Disk and Storage Options, then press <Enter>.
6.
Under the Additional Driver Actions menu, press the down arrow key to select the Additional Driver option, then press <Enter>.
7.
Press <Insert> to install an unlisted driver.
8.
Press <Insert> again if using a diskette; otherwise, press <F3> to specify a different location.
9.
Insert the driver diskette into the diskette drive and press <Enter>.
The file pedge3.ham displays under the option Select a Driver to Install.
10.
Highlight pedge3.ham and press <Enter>.
11.
Select Yes to copy pedge3.ham files to C:\NWSERVER.
12.
Select No to save the existing file messages to C:\NWSERVER.
13.
Under pedge3 Parameters, perform the following steps to provide the slot number.
14.
Press <Alt><Esc> to access System Console.
15.
On the System Console, type:
load pedge3
16.
Press <Enter>.
The following supported slot options display:
l
No Selection
l
PCI Slot_2.1 (HIN 203)
17.
Write down the number after "HIN".
In the example in
18.
Under Choice, type:
0
for the option No Selection.
19.
Unload pedge3.ham.
20.
Press <Alt><Esc> until you exit the System Console and return to the pedge3 Parameters screen in the NetWare Configuration Utility.
NOTE:
You must load a driver for each controller. For example, if you have four adapters, the driver is listed four times.