Create driver, patch, or fix diskette from downloaded DigiFTP file. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you have any problems or questions about any of the below Unix commands you should check your systems Unix manual or man pages for clarification. Because your system may use different commands or devices than the examples. Instructions below can be used for any driver, patch or fix file downloaded. A. Dowloading file to DOS System - (move to step B downloading to Unix) * Download from BBS or FTP site rawrite.exe dos utility. This will allow to create a Unix driver disk from the DOS system by writing the disk image to floppy. Rawrite can be found either; Digi FTP site ftp.dgii.com/support/pub/shareware/dos/rawrite.exe Digi BBS site 612-912-4800 File Menu -> Help/Shareware -> Shareware * DOS format a blank 1.44M floppy diskette Example: format a: /u * Self-extract rawrite.exe file Run rawrite3.com It will prompt you to enter source file name: Enter name of file you downloaded It will prompt you to enter destination driver (A or B) Enter A or B for appropriate diskette driver It will now write disk image to floppy diskette * You now have a DigiBoard driver diskette as if were shipped from the factory use your systems driver installation utility to load driver. (i.e. custom for SCO Unix or pkgadd for SVR4) B. Downloading file directly to Unix System (create driver diskette) * Format a Unix floppy Examples SCO: format /dev/rfd0135ds18 (3 1/2 hi den) Unix 3.2: format /dev/rdsk/f03ht (3 1/2 hi den) SVR4: format /dev/rdsk/f03ht (3 1/2 hi den) AIX: format /dev/fd0 (3 1/2 hi den) C. Use Unix dd command to copy "driver" to the formatted Unix floppy example: dd if="driver" of="floppy drive" bs=60k ** Do not use raw device with dd for "floppy drive" (omit r) ** Example dd if=1019s.bin of=/dev/fd0135ds18 bs=60k or dd if=1019s.bin of=/dev/dsk/f03ht bs=60k * You now have a DigiBoard driver diskette as if were shipped from the factory use your systems driver installation utility to load driver. (i.e. custom for SCO Unix or pkgadd for SVR4)