			INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR
	NOVELL 16-BIT ODI DRIVER AND WINDOWS FOR WORKGROUPS 3.11 WITH
                          HP DeskDirect LAN ADAPTER

 Windows For Workgroups is designed to support file and print sharing with
 multiple types of servers at the same time (eg. Novell and Microsoft).
 This document contains instructions for installing Windows For Workgroups
 into one of two configurations using the Novell DOS ODI driver:

     - Connection to only Novell NetWare servers
     - Connections to Novell and Microsoft servers simultaneously

 NOTE:  To install using either the NDIS 2.01 or NDIS 3.0 driver, refer to
        the instructions in the \WFWG directory on the HP Support Disk.

 Microsoft Windows For Workgroups computers can attach to Novell servers
 through Novell software called "NetWare Client for DOS and MS Windows"
 (eg. Novell DOS Requester).

 To attach to Windows NT or LAN Manager servers, Windows For Workgroups
 provides software called "Microsoft Windows Network".

 Both Novell and Microsoft protocols can use the 16-bit Open Data-Link (ODI)
 driver to access the LAN adapter and the LAN media.

 The 16-bit ODI driver is self-configuring, which means no additional NET.CFG
 parameters need to be specified beyond the "LINK DRIVER" line.	The driver
 will locate the adapter and read in its configuration.

 There are two 16-bit DOS ODI drivers contained in the HP DeskDirect
 LAN Adapter Support Disk.

     HPFEODIM.COM - bus-master mode 16-bit DOS ODI driver
     HPFEODI.COM  - I/O-memory mode 16-bit DOS ODI driver

 The HPFEODIM.COM driver uses the HP DeskDirect LAN adapter's
 bus-master data transfer mode.  Bus-mastering provides the highest
 performance data transfers.  Please refer to your HP DeskDirect LAN
 adapter's Installation Guide to determine if your adapter supports
 bus-master operation.

 The HPFEODI.COM driver uses the HP DeskDirect LAN adapter's I/O-mapped
 or memory-mapped data transfer modes.  It may be used in a situation 
 where the HP DeskDirect LAN adapter is installed in a slot which does 
 not support bus-master operations, or if your HP DeskDirect LAN adapter
 does not support bus-master operation.

 NOTE:  Throughout these instructions, the term 'HP LAN Card' will be used
        to refer to the HP DeskDirect LAN Adapter.

 To install the HP LAN Card and its 16-bit ODI driver for DOS, follow the
 instructions below:
 
 1.  The following items are necessary for installation:
     - The "Windows for Workgroups 3.11" disks.
     - The "NetWare Client for DOS Requester and MS Windows" disks.
     - The HP Support Disk for the HP LAN card.
 
     NOTE: These instructions require the NetWare DOS Requester (VLM.EXE)
           be installed.
 
 2.  Install the HP LAN Card and, optionally, run HPVGSET to test it.

     Follow instructions in the 'Setting Up Your Card and LAN Connection'
     chapter of the Installation Guide.
 
 3.  Install Windows For Workgroups 3.11 EXCEPT the networking.
 
     Windows for Workgroups must be installed to allow the Novell client
     to install its Windows support.  However, Windows For Workgroups
     network setup applet requires the Novell client be installed to
     sucessfully complete the configuration.
     
     Insert disk 1 of Windows For Workgroups into the floppy drive.  To start
     the installation, enter the following commands at the DOS prompt:

         A:
         SETUP
 
     Select "Custom Setup" when prompted for the type of setup to run.
 
     Select "Networks..." when the Network Setup windows appears.  Select
     "No Windows support for networks" and then select "OK".
 
     Select "Continue" when the Network Setup window re-appears.
    
     Choose the "Make all modifications for you" button in the Windows Setup
     window to make changes to CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT automatically and
     select "Continue".
 
     Select "Return to MS-DOS" when the Windows For Workgroups installation is
     completed.
 
 4.  Install the Netware Client for DOS and MS Windows.
 
     Insert disk 1 of the NetWare Client into the floppy drive.  To start
     the installation, enter the following commands at the DOS prompt:
 
         A:
         INSTALL
 
     At Step 2, select "YES" to update the AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
 
     At step 3, select "YES" to install the NetWare Windows support.
 
     At step 4 or 5 de[ending on the Netware version, you will be asked to
     select which ODI driver to use.  Press the ENTER key to bring up the 
     "Network Board" window.  Highlight the "OTHER DRIVERS" at the end of 
     "Network Board" list and press the ENTER key to bring up the 
     "Insert the DRIVER Disk" window. 
 
     Remove the Novell diskette and insert the HP Support Disk.  Press the
     ENTER key to bring up the "Network Board" window.  The lines:
 
         Hewlett-Packard DeskDirect Bus Master LAN Adapter
         Hewlett-Packard DeskDirect LAN Adapter
 
     will be displayed in the "Network Board" window. Highlight the appropriate
     line of your choice and then press the ENTER key to select the driver.

     If you choose to use the bus-master mode driver, highlight the 
     "Hewlett-Packard DeskDirect  Bus Master LAN Adapter" line.
     If you choose to use I/O-memory mode driver, highlight the
     "Hewlett-Packard DeskDirect LAN Adapter" line.
 
     Continue with the rest of the NetWare client installation.  Please refer
     to README.VLM file in the \DOS directory of the HP Support Disk if you
     need further information about installing Netware Client software.
 
 5.  Reboot the computer and start Windows For Workgroups.
 
     Reboot the computer.  It is not necessary to login or attach to a
     NetWare server but the NetWare DOS Requester must have successfully
     initialized.
 
 6.  Run network setup applet to configure Windows For Workgroups networking.
 
     In Program manager, double-click on the Network Setup icon in the
     Network group.
 
     If attaching only to NetWare servers, follow the instructions under the
     section labeled "Only Novell Connectivity" below.
 
     If attaching to both Novell and Microsoft servers, follow the instructions
     under the section labeled "Both Novell and Microsoft Connectivity" below.
 
     Only Novell Connectivity
     ------------------------
 
     A.  Configure the networking protocol.
 
         Select "Networks..." at the Network Setup window.
 
         Choose the "Install Windows support for the following network only"
         button in the Networks window.
 
	 Highlight "Novell Netware (Workstation Shell 4.0 and above)" line in
	 the drop-down listbox and select "OK".

     B.  Complete the changes.

         Select "OK" in the Network Setup window.

	 Select "NO" in the Windows Setup window to leave the NetWare Client
	 software untouched.

     C.  Exit windows and reboot the computer.

         Select "Restart Windows" in the last window for all the changes to
	 take effect.  

     Both Novell and Microsoft Connectivity
     --------------------------------------

     A.  Configure the networking protocols.

         Select "Networks..." at the Network Setup window.

         Choose the button "Install Microsoft Windows Network" in the Networks
         window.

	 Choose the button "Other" under the line "You can also install
	 Windows support for an additional network".

	 Highlight "Novell Netware (Workstation Shell 4.0 and above)" line in
	 the drop-down listbox and select "OK".

     B.  Configure the driver.

         Select "Drivers..." at the Network Setup window.

	 Select "Add Adapter..." at the Network Drivers window.

	 Highlight the "Unlisted or Updated Network Adapter" line in the
	 listbox and select "OK".

	 Insert the HP Support Disk.

         Enter "A:\WFWG" in the path field of the Install Driver window.

	 Highlight the line for the adapter installed in the computer:

             HP DeskDirect PCI Bus Master LAN Adapter

         and select "OK".

         NOTE: If these lines fail to appear, refer to the section labeled
         "Note on OEM Information Files" below to correct this situation.

         Select "Close" at the Network Drivers window.

     C.  Complete the changes.
 
         Select "OK" in the Network Setup window.

         Enter the user, workgroup, and computer names at the Microsoft
    	 Windows Network Names window and select "OK".

	 Select "NO" in the Windows Setup window to leave the NetWare Client
  	 software untouched.
 
         At this point, you may be asked to alternately put in HP Support Disk
         and Windows for Workgroups diskettes so that all the required files
         will be copied to the hard disk of the computer. Make sure to enter 
         the proper path name whenever swapping to another diskette.  
         For example, if the HP Support Disk is put in floppy drive A, enter 
         the following path at the prompt:

         A:\WFWG
    
         Always specify the root directory of any Microsoft Windows for 
         Workgroups diskettes.  For example, if a Windows for Workgroups 
         diskette is put in floppy drive A, enter the following path at 
         the prompt:

         A:\

     D.  Exit windows and reboot the computer.

         Select "Restart Windows" in the last window for all the changes to
	 take effect.  


 The installation is complete.

 NOTE: Login to the NetWare server before starting Windows For Workgroups.

 NOTE: Logins to Microsoft servers will occur automatically after they have
       been configured in the "Connect Network Drive" window under the Disk
       menu item in File Manager.

 Note on Installing I/O-Memory DOS ODI Driver
 ============================================

 If the I/O-memory DOS ODI driver needs to be loaded because the HP LAN Card
 is not installed in a bus master capable slot, follow these instructions
 after completing all the installation steps for the bus master DOS ODI driver.

 7.  Copy the file \DOS\IOMEM\HPFEODI.COM from this Support Disk to
     the directory on the hard drive containing the "busmaster" DOS
     ODI driver (HPFEODIM.COM).  Typically, the directory is C:\NWCLIENT.

 8.  Edit the NET.CFG file in the same directory (e.g. C:\NWCLIENT) and
     change the line:

         LINK DRIVER HPFEODIM
     to
         LINK DRIVER HPFEODI

 9.  Edit the STARTNET.BAT file in the same directory (e.g. C:\NWCLIENT) and
     change the line:

         HPFEODIM
     to
         HPFEODI

 10.  Exit Windows for Workgroups and reboot the computer.

 Note on OEM Information Files
 =============================

 Microsoft Windows For Workgroups 3.11 network adapter setup uses the file
 OEMSETUP.INF to determine the driver information for the HP LAN adapter
 installed in your computer. Information from the OEMSETUP.INF file is used
 by the network adapter setup utility to install the drivers into the Windows
 directory and to create a PROTOCOL.INI file with the correct parameters.  
 
 When Windows For Workgroups installs a driver from a vendor diskette, it
 also stores a copy of the vendor's OEMSETUP.INF file in the Windows
 system directory.  The OEMSETUP.INF file is renamed OEMnn.INF, where "nn"
 is two decimal digits (ie. 00, 01, 02, etc).  There is no checking for
 duplicate information.
 
 When Windows For Workgroups network adapter setup utility is run from the
 Control Panel network icon, it scans all the OEMnn.INF files for any network
 drivers.  This scan can become confused if multiple OEMnn.INF files contain
 identical information (ie. copies of the same original OEMSETUP.INF file).
 
 To correct this situation and allow installation of the NDIS 2.01 driver
 from the HP Support Disk, any copies of the HP OEMSETUP.INF file from
 previous installation attempts must be deleted from the Windows directory.


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