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SURECOM EP-320X-R 100/10M Ethernet PCI Adapter
NDIS 5 Driver
for Windows XP Installation Guide
**************************************************
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Installation Procedure
-----------------------
1. Plug the adapter into one of the Master PCI slots of your PC.
2. Power on your PC.
3. Open Windows XP operating system.
4. Windows XP will prompt " Ethernet Controller " in " Welcome to the Found New Hardware
Wizard " dialog box.
5. Select " Install from a list or specific location (Advanced) " from " Found New Hardware
Wizard " dialog box, then click <NEXT> button.
6. Select " include this location in the search " from " Search for the best driver in these
locations " of " Found New Hardware Wizard " dialog box.
7. Insert driver disk bundled with " SURECOM EP-320X-R 100/10M Ethernet PCI Adapter ".
8. Enter the driver pathname, then click the <NEXT> button from " Found New
Hardware Wizard " dialog box.
Example :
A:\WINXP

9. Select your installed adapter - " SURECOM EP-320X-R 100/10M Ethernet PCI Adapter ",
then click the <NEXT> button from the dialog box.
10. To complete the process, please follow the instructions on the screen.
11. If the message " The software you are installing for this hardware :

" SURECOM EP-320X-R 100/10M Ethernet PCI Adapter "

has not passed Windows Logo testing to verify its compatibility with Windows XP.
Please click < Continue Anyway > button.
 
com o autopatcher não, fazes o download do programa que traz todas as actualizações, gravas numa pen e instalas nesse outro computador em que precisas, depois é só correr o programa, não precisas de estar ligado à net

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É em portugues, já tou a sacar.




Os REAMDE das drives são estes:

Geral:
*****************************************************************************
* *
* SURECOM EP-320X-R/R-1/R-1L 100/10M PCI Adapter *
* Readme file for Drivers/Utilities *
* Release Version 5.4, Aug. 2002 *
* *
*****************************************************************************
This README.DOC file includes the following four topics :
1.Driver support Network Operation System and Diskette PATH listing
(1) NetWork Operation System support
(2) Driver diskettes Directory PATH listing
2.Wake On LAN (WOL) function statements
3.User guide for drivers installation
4.Technical support
=============================================================================
This Diskette contains the setup program and device drivers.
1. Driver support Network Operation System and Diskette PATH listing
(1) NetWork Operation System support
|
+---NDIS2
| +---LAN Server 4.0 ( For DOS / OS2 )
| +---LANTASTIC 6.0
| +---Microsoft Network Client 3.0 for DOS
| +---MS LAN Manager ( For DOS / OS2 )
| +---SUN PC-NFS
| +---Windows for Workgroups 3.1
|
+---NETWARE
| +---Client 32 for DOS/WINDOWS 3.X/WINDOWS 95
| +---Client for DOS/OS2
| +---Server
| +--- 3.11
| +--- 3.12
| +--- 4.0X
| +--- 4.1X
| +--- 5.0
+---Packet Driver
+---LINUX
+---FreeBSD
+---SCO-UNIX
| +--- 4.X
| +--- 5.X
| +---SCO UnixWare 7
+---Windows for Workgroup 3.11
+---Windows 95 / 95OSR2 / 98 / 2000 / Me / XP
+---Windows NT
+--- 3.5
+--- 3.51
+--- 4.0
(2) Driver diskettes Directory PATH listing
A:\
| EP320XR.INF ;Installation information file for Windows 95OSR2.
| EP320XR.SYS ;NDIS4 driver for Windows NT 4.0
| OEMSETUP.INF ;Installation information file for Windows NT4.0
| README.DOC ;This file.
| RTSNTHLP.HLP ;Help file for Windows NT4.0
| SETUP.EXE ;Hardware configuration and diagnostics ultility.
|
+---MSLANMAN.DOS ; MS LAN Manager 2.x for DOS
| +---DRIVERS
| +---ETHERNET
| | +---EP320XR
| +---NIF
+---MSLANMAN.OS2 ; MS LAN Manager 2.x for OS2
| +---DRIVERS
| +---ETHERNET
| | +---EP320XR
| +---NIF
|
+---NDIS2 ; NDIS2 driver directory
| ; Driver installation guide for
| ; LANTASTIC 6.0, MS-CLIENT 3.0, PCNFS,
| ; Windows for Workgroups 3.1,
| ; LAN Server 4.0 for DOS/OS2
|
+---NETWARE ; NOVELL Netware driver
| +---CLIENT32 ; Client 32 for Win95
| +---DOSODI ; DOS Client ODI
| +---OS2ODI ; OS2 Client ODI
| +---SERVER.312 ; Netware Server 3.12
| +---SERVER.41X ; Netware Server 4.1X/5.0
|
+---OTHERS ; SCO UNIX 4.X/5.X, Netware Server 3.11/4.0x
| +---Freebsd ; FreeBSD 2.2/3.0
| +---Linux ; Linux
| +---Uw7 ; SCO UnixWare 7
|
+---PKTDRV ; Packet Driver
+---W95BNT4 ; Windows 95(OSR2) & Windows NT 4.0
+---WIN95a ; Windows 95A
+---WINNT351 ; Windows NT 3.51
+---W98W2kWme ; Windows 98 & Windows 2000 & Windows Millennium
+---WINNT35 ; Windows NT 3.5
+---WFW311 ; Windows for Workgroup 3.11
+---WINXP ; Windows Experience

2. Wake On LAN (WOL) function statements
(1) Overview
The Wake on LAN function allows user to remotely wake up a sleeping or
powered of PC on a network by sending a specific packet of information,
called a Magic Packet frame, to a node on the network. When a PC capable
of receiving the specific frame goes to sleep, it will enable the Magic
Packet mode in the LAN controlle , and when the LAN controller receives
a Magic Packet frame, it will alert the system to wake up.
(2) System Requirements
1> PCI 2.2 motherboard with Wake On LAN function support.
2> ATX Power Supply
3> SURECOM EP-320X-R 100/10M PCI Adapter
(3) Configuration Tips
1> Connect Wake On LAN cable to EP-320X-R and your motherboard's Wake
On Lan connector.
2> Make sure Power Management item in BIOS is Enable
3> If Windows Environments used, check Control Panel-> Power
Management-> Power Schemes, the Power Schemes CANNOT be "Always On"
(4) Testing Method
When the remote PC goes into Standby or Power Down mode, then the Host
PC sends the Magic Packet by SETUP.EXE or AMD's MAGPAC.EXE, the remote
PC will be waked up and boot into OS
3. User guide for drivers installation
Please refer to the text files (*.TXT) in each driver subdirectory.
4. Technical support
For more information about our products , please contact us :
**********************************************************
* *
* Web: http://www.surecom-net.com *
* E-Mail: [email protected] *
* TEL: 886-2-8692-6200 *
* FAX: 886-2-8692-6132 *
* *
**********************************************************
Note:
The distribution right of the files of NOVELL must obtain by
contacting Novell directly. (*.NLM, LSL.COM, IPXODI.COM, NETX.EXE)
------------------------------ End of Readme.doc -----------------------------



Winxp:

**************************************************
SURECOM EP-320X-R 100/10M Ethernet PCI Adapter
NDIS 5 Driver
for Windows XP Installation Guide
**************************************************
-----------------------
Installation Procedure
-----------------------
1. Plug the adapter into one of the Master PCI slots of your PC.
2. Power on your PC.
3. Open Windows XP operating system.
4. Windows XP will prompt " Ethernet Controller " in " Welcome to the Found New Hardware
Wizard " dialog box.
5. Select " Install from a list or specific location (Advanced) " from " Found New Hardware
Wizard " dialog box, then click <NEXT> button.
6. Select " include this location in the search " from " Search for the best driver in these
locations " of " Found New Hardware Wizard " dialog box.
7. Insert driver disk bundled with " SURECOM EP-320X-R 100/10M Ethernet PCI Adapter ".
8. Enter the driver pathname, then click the <NEXT> button from " Found New
Hardware Wizard " dialog box.
Example :
A:\WINXP

9. Select your installed adapter - " SURECOM EP-320X-R 100/10M Ethernet PCI Adapter ",
then click the <NEXT> button from the dialog box.
10. To complete the process, please follow the instructions on the screen.
11. If the message " The software you are installing for this hardware :

" SURECOM EP-320X-R 100/10M Ethernet PCI Adapter "

has not passed Windows Logo testing to verify its compatibility with Windows XP.
Please click < Continue Anyway > button.
 
Winxp:

**************************************************
SURECOM EP-320X-R 100/10M Ethernet PCI Adapter
NDIS 5 Driver
for Windows XP Installation Guide
**************************************************
-----------------------
Installation Procedure
-----------------------
1. Plug the adapter into one of the Master PCI slots of your PC.
2. Power on your PC.
3. Open Windows XP operating system.
4. Windows XP will prompt " Ethernet Controller " in " Welcome to the Found New Hardware
Wizard " dialog box.
5. Select " Install from a list or specific location (Advanced) " from " Found New Hardware
Wizard " dialog box, then click <NEXT> button.
6. Select " include this location in the search " from " Search for the best driver in these
locations " of " Found New Hardware Wizard " dialog box.
7. Insert driver disk bundled with " SURECOM EP-320X-R 100/10M Ethernet PCI Adapter ".
8. Enter the driver pathname, then click the <NEXT> button from " Found New
Hardware Wizard " dialog box.
Example :
A:\WINXP

9. Select your installed adapter - " SURECOM EP-320X-R 100/10M Ethernet PCI Adapter ",
then click the <NEXT> button from the dialog box.
10. To complete the process, please follow the instructions on the screen.
11. If the message " The software you are installing for this hardware :

" SURECOM EP-320X-R 100/10M Ethernet PCI Adapter "

has not passed Windows Logo testing to verify its compatibility with Windows XP.
Please click < Continue Anyway > button.

parece-me que foi o método que seguiste e é o correcto, se depois de fazeres o update continuar a não dar é porque a placa não é compatível com a board
 
o que é que queres demonstrar com este texto?
quando aparece isto:
Please click < Continue Anyway > button, tens de continuar!!!!!!!
 
Já formatei o PC.

1º Instalei o Win 98 S.E. reconheçe a placa como dispositivo desconhecido depois instalo as drives a e da uns erros, mas depois la consigo, diz que esta OK. Só que depois meto o cd do Sapo e diz que o cabo de rede não esta instalado.

2º Depois mudei para o Win Xp Home Edition e tudo na mesma. Continua a dar os mesmo erros que dava no Win Xp Pro.

Que grande porcaria.

O que posso tentar mais?
Alguém tem uma receira milagrosa?
 
esquece essa placa de rede... compra uma mais antiga, encontras usadas a +- 2€, escusas de estar a moer a cabeça por causa disso:)
 
em qualquer loja de informática que venda produtos em segunda mão, ou tipo Cash & Carry, como ainda não és PowerMember não podes aceder aos classificados aqui do fórum, mas também existem bastantes por aqui.

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acho que com as mais antigas não deves ter nenhum problema (aliás nem com essa deveria haver), e 2€ não é nenhuma fortuna:)
 
Esta http://www.miau.pt/leiloes/leilao.jsp?offer_id=3431981#detalhes parece-me bem.

Tive a ver o manual e diz:
Product Specifications

Media: 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX
Connectors: RJ-45
Bus: 32-bit PCI
Operating distance (10BASE-T): Category 3/4/5 UTP to 100 m (328 ft)
Operating distance (100BASE-T): Category 5 UTP to 100 m (328 ft)
IEEE compliance: 802.3, 802.3u, 802.2, 802.1p, 802.1Q, 802.1 GMRP
Standards compliance: PCI 2.1/2.2, PC99, DMI 2.0, WfM 2.0, ACPI 1.0, RWU, PXE
Drivers: NetWare 3.x/4.x/5 Server, Requestor for OS/2, ODI Client, Packet Driver; VINES; Windows Me/2000/9x/NT
Managed by: SNMP management applications, including 3Com DynamicAccess® boot services and 3Com DynamicAccess managed PC boot agent
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System Requirements
PCI 2.1– or 2.2–compliant PC
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Package Contents
NIC
Remote wake up cable
EtherCD CD-ROM with DynamicAccess managed PC boot agent
Quick start guide
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Please Note
Drivers listed are shipped with each NIC.
Other product drivers are available from independent software vendors.



Será que dá?!?!?! lololol
 
Mais uma vez começo o meu post a dizer: espero não estar a dizer nenhuma barbaridade, mas por acaso já foste à bios ver se as slots PCI estão activas?

Acho que tem por lá essas opções!

Ou aquilo está definido para quando detectar novo hardware activar logo?

Sendo uma board já antiga acho que deverias ter isso em conta...

Apenas mais uma ideia por mais parva que seja...

Um abraço
 
Boa.

Como é que faço isso, onde vejo se activa e como activo?

Primeiro de tudo e antes de mais...tens de reiniciar o pc...e quando o ecrã ficar preto começas logo a carregar na tecla DEL, várias vezes, até entrares na BIOS...

Depois de entrares...deve haver para dentro desses menus todos uma opção de PCI Configuration ou algo do género (no meu diz PNP/PCI Configuration)

As minhas estão com a opção [Auto] activadas...e não tenho qualquer opção de Enable/Disable.
Vê na tua...com alguma sorte tem...

Só uma pergunta. Já alguma vez tinhas usado essas slots PCI?

Um abraço
 
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