Ik wil onder Winnt 4.0 een netwerkopstartflop maken voor een 95 client. wie kan mij vertellen als de driver van de netwerkkaart niet in het rijtje thuis staat, hoe ik deze moet toevoegen.
Misschien helpt het als je vertelt wat je eigenlijk precies op die floppy probeert te zetten. Coyote Linux (coyotelinux.com)? - dat draait bij ons al maanden perfect op een 486 met 2 netwerkkaartjes, vanaf een floppy. En het is redelijk simpel te configureren vanuit (een ander exemplaar van) Linux.
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hij probeert mbv nt4-server een dos bootflop te maken die je kunt gebruiken om een besturingssysteem te installeren vanaf een server ipv een cd of diskettes. ook als je om andere redenen vanaf een dosflop op een domein wilt inloggen is het erg handig.
heb ik toevallig afgelopen week zelf ook gedaan. heb, als ik 't me goed herinner, alleen de file el90x.dos (driver voor een 3com kaart) in de a:\net folder gezet en de files protocol.ini, system.ini en wcsetup.inf aangepast om naar die driver te verwijzen.
daarna werkte het wel maar da's misschien meer geluk dan wijsheid geweest. ik zou je dus ook niet kunnen vertellen hoe jij het moet doen.
heb ik toevallig afgelopen week zelf ook gedaan. heb, als ik 't me goed herinner, alleen de file el90x.dos (driver voor een 3com kaart) in de a:\net folder gezet en de files protocol.ini, system.ini en wcsetup.inf aangepast om naar die driver te verwijzen.
daarna werkte het wel maar da's misschien meer geluk dan wijsheid geweest. ik zou je dus ook niet kunnen vertellen hoe jij het moet doen.
Ik kon dit document niet in de knowledgebase van MS vinden, dus maar even copy/paste gedaan van technet cd.
Op deze manier kan je een netwerkkaart toevoegen voor het maken van een bootflop vanuit de network client administrator.
Succes.
PS er staat NT 3.5, maar het werkt ook voor 4.0
PSS ID Number: Q128800
Article last modified on 02-27-1999
3.50
WINDOWS
======================================================================
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The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Windows NT Server versions 3.5, 3.51, 4.0
- Microsoft Network Client for MS-DOS version 3.0
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SUMMARY
=======
The compact disc for Windows NT Server version 3.5 includes a tool called the
Network Client administrator. This tool can be used to create boot disks and
setup disks for the setup of Windows for Workgroups version 3.11 and The
Microsoft Network client version 3.0. However, this tool provides only a limited
selection of NDIS2 drivers.
This article describes a workaround for adding NDIS2 drivers that are not on the
Windows NT Server 3.5 compact disc. The information in this article is
applicable to any generic NDIS2 driver.
MORE INFORMATION
================
Follow these steps to add an NDIS2 driver to the Network Client administrator.
1. Copy the \Clients subdirectory from the Windows NT Server compact disc to
your hard disk. This requires 49 megabytes (MB) of disk space.
-or-
To save disk space, copy just the \Clients\Msclient and \Clients\Wfw
subdirectories. Also copy the file Ncadmin.inf to the \Clients subdirectory
on your hard disk.
2. Share the \Clients subdirectory on your hard disk.
3. Copy the [netcard] section from your NDIS2 driver's Oemsetup.inf file to the
[netcard] section of the file Wcnet.inf, found in the
\Clients\Msclient\Netsetup subdirectory, if you're making a boot disk. Follow
the same procedure for making a setup disk set, except add the changes to the
file Wcnet.inf, found in the \Clients\Msclient\Disks\Disk1 subdirectory.
For example, the following is the [netcard] section of the Compaq NetFlx
driver's Oemsetup.inf file:
[netcard]
ms$netflx="COMPAQ Netflex
ENET-TR",246,ndis,ethernet,real,ms$netflx,ms$netflx_nif
ms$netflx2="COMPAQ Netflex-2
ENET-TR",246,ndis,ethernet,real,ms$netflx,ms$netflx_nif
ms$netflxt="COMPAQ Netflex-2
TR",246,ndis,tokenring,real,ms$netflx,ms$netflx_nif
ms$ntflx2t="COMPAQ Netflex-2 DualPort
TR",246,ndis,tokenring,real,ms$netflx,ms$netflx_nif
ms$ntflx2e="COMPAQ Netflex-2 DualPort
ENET",246,ndis,ethernet,real,ms$netflx,ms$netflx_nif
ms$cpqtok="COMPAQ 32-bit Dual-Speed Token Ring
Adapter",246,ndis,tokenring,real,ms$netflx,ms$netflx_nif
4. Append the NDIS2 driver's header and NIF section from the Oemsetup.inf file
to the Wcnet.inf file.
For example, the following are the header and NIF sections of the Compaq
NetFlx driver's Oemsetup.inf file:
[ms$netflx]
devdir= 1:NETFLX.DOS
device=NETFLX.DOS,@DEVDIR\NETFLX.DOS
[ms$netflx_nif]
drivername=NETFLX$
param=earlyrelease,"Early Release Option",keyonly,,,0x02
param=maxrequests,"Maximum number of general requests",int,"3,10,1",
<continued line> 3,0x02
param=maxmulticasts,"Maximum number of multicast addresses",int,"1,
<continued line> 50,1",16,0x02
param=maxtransmits,"Maximum number of queued transmits",int,"3,50,1",
<continued line> 10,0x02
param=maxreceives,"Maximum Receive Buffers",int,"3,30,1",3,0x02
param=maxframesize,"Maximum frame size",int,"256,17952,8",4096,0x02
5. In the appended header section of the Wcnet.inf file, remove the "devdir" and
"device" lines. Add the line, "ndis2=1:<drivername>" and save the
Wcnet.inf file.
This is the resultant header section of the Wcnet.inf file in the Compaq
NetFlx example:
[ms$netflx]
ndis2=1:NETFLX.DOS
6. Copy the NDIS2 driver to the \Clients\Msclient\Netsetup subdirectory. Follow
the same procedure for making a setup disk set, except copy the NDIS2 driver
to the \Clients\Msclient\Disks\Disk1 subdirectory.
In the Compaq NetFlx example, copy the file Netflx.dos to the
\Clients\Msclient\Netsetup subdirectory, or to the
\Clients\Msclient\Disks\Disk1 subdirectory if you are making a setup disk
set.
You can use the Network Client administrator to create the boot floppy disk for
this new NDIS2 driver, or the driver will be available in the installation disk
set. The new driver will then be available from the GUI interface of the Network
Client administrator.
Op deze manier kan je een netwerkkaart toevoegen voor het maken van een bootflop vanuit de network client administrator.
Succes.
PS er staat NT 3.5, maar het werkt ook voor 4.0
PSS ID Number: Q128800
Article last modified on 02-27-1999
3.50
WINDOWS
======================================================================
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Windows NT Server versions 3.5, 3.51, 4.0
- Microsoft Network Client for MS-DOS version 3.0
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SUMMARY
=======
The compact disc for Windows NT Server version 3.5 includes a tool called the
Network Client administrator. This tool can be used to create boot disks and
setup disks for the setup of Windows for Workgroups version 3.11 and The
Microsoft Network client version 3.0. However, this tool provides only a limited
selection of NDIS2 drivers.
This article describes a workaround for adding NDIS2 drivers that are not on the
Windows NT Server 3.5 compact disc. The information in this article is
applicable to any generic NDIS2 driver.
MORE INFORMATION
================
Follow these steps to add an NDIS2 driver to the Network Client administrator.
1. Copy the \Clients subdirectory from the Windows NT Server compact disc to
your hard disk. This requires 49 megabytes (MB) of disk space.
-or-
To save disk space, copy just the \Clients\Msclient and \Clients\Wfw
subdirectories. Also copy the file Ncadmin.inf to the \Clients subdirectory
on your hard disk.
2. Share the \Clients subdirectory on your hard disk.
3. Copy the [netcard] section from your NDIS2 driver's Oemsetup.inf file to the
[netcard] section of the file Wcnet.inf, found in the
\Clients\Msclient\Netsetup subdirectory, if you're making a boot disk. Follow
the same procedure for making a setup disk set, except add the changes to the
file Wcnet.inf, found in the \Clients\Msclient\Disks\Disk1 subdirectory.
For example, the following is the [netcard] section of the Compaq NetFlx
driver's Oemsetup.inf file:
[netcard]
ms$netflx="COMPAQ Netflex
ENET-TR",246,ndis,ethernet,real,ms$netflx,ms$netflx_nif
ms$netflx2="COMPAQ Netflex-2
ENET-TR",246,ndis,ethernet,real,ms$netflx,ms$netflx_nif
ms$netflxt="COMPAQ Netflex-2
TR",246,ndis,tokenring,real,ms$netflx,ms$netflx_nif
ms$ntflx2t="COMPAQ Netflex-2 DualPort
TR",246,ndis,tokenring,real,ms$netflx,ms$netflx_nif
ms$ntflx2e="COMPAQ Netflex-2 DualPort
ENET",246,ndis,ethernet,real,ms$netflx,ms$netflx_nif
ms$cpqtok="COMPAQ 32-bit Dual-Speed Token Ring
Adapter",246,ndis,tokenring,real,ms$netflx,ms$netflx_nif
4. Append the NDIS2 driver's header and NIF section from the Oemsetup.inf file
to the Wcnet.inf file.
For example, the following are the header and NIF sections of the Compaq
NetFlx driver's Oemsetup.inf file:
[ms$netflx]
devdir= 1:NETFLX.DOS
device=NETFLX.DOS,@DEVDIR\NETFLX.DOS
[ms$netflx_nif]
drivername=NETFLX$
param=earlyrelease,"Early Release Option",keyonly,,,0x02
param=maxrequests,"Maximum number of general requests",int,"3,10,1",
<continued line> 3,0x02
param=maxmulticasts,"Maximum number of multicast addresses",int,"1,
<continued line> 50,1",16,0x02
param=maxtransmits,"Maximum number of queued transmits",int,"3,50,1",
<continued line> 10,0x02
param=maxreceives,"Maximum Receive Buffers",int,"3,30,1",3,0x02
param=maxframesize,"Maximum frame size",int,"256,17952,8",4096,0x02
5. In the appended header section of the Wcnet.inf file, remove the "devdir" and
"device" lines. Add the line, "ndis2=1:<drivername>" and save the
Wcnet.inf file.
This is the resultant header section of the Wcnet.inf file in the Compaq
NetFlx example:
[ms$netflx]
ndis2=1:NETFLX.DOS
6. Copy the NDIS2 driver to the \Clients\Msclient\Netsetup subdirectory. Follow
the same procedure for making a setup disk set, except copy the NDIS2 driver
to the \Clients\Msclient\Disks\Disk1 subdirectory.
In the Compaq NetFlx example, copy the file Netflx.dos to the
\Clients\Msclient\Netsetup subdirectory, or to the
\Clients\Msclient\Disks\Disk1 subdirectory if you are making a setup disk
set.
You can use the Network Client administrator to create the boot floppy disk for
this new NDIS2 driver, or the driver will be available in the installation disk
set. The new driver will then be available from the GUI interface of the Network
Client administrator.