The LSI Logic SDMS Software Device Drivers and Utilities CD-ROM Release 4.7

This CD-ROM provides information about and software for the PCI Storage
Device Management System (SDMS). Additionally, it offers LSI Logic product
information.

Browsing this CD-ROM is best accomplished with a browser such as 
Microsoft Internet Explorer v3.0 or later, or Netscape 4.0 or later.
To utilize the full functionality of the CD-ROM, Microsoft Internet Explorer
is recommended. Netscape will work, but links that launch applications 
are disabled in Netscape.

This product has not been tested on other browsers. If you don't have a 
browser on your system we have provided Microsoft Internet Explorer 
(IE3.0) for your convenience.
 
NOTE:  At present, this CD-ROM cannot be browsed using the SCO UnixWare 
operating system. 

If you need a browser for OS/2, it can be found here:

        http://www.software.ibm.com/os/warp/netscape/

If you have a browser installed, run GUIDE.HTM at the root of the disk.

-or-

If you do not have a browser, or do not want to install a browser, all of the
device drivers are contained in the directory \DRIVERS. The various
operating systems' utilities are contained in the directory \UTILITY.

Below is the tree structure for the DRIVERS directory, which contains two main
subpaths for SCSI and Fibre Channel software:

\DRIVERS                       \DRIVERS
  \8XX-1010                      \FUSNMPT
     \BIOS                         \FIBCH
     \DOS                            \BIOS-FW
     \MS-CERT                          \LSIFC909
     \NETWARE                        \UNIXES                         
       \NET_DMI                        \LINUX                                              
         \2.0                          \SOLARIS
       \NWPA                         \WIN2K
     \OS2                            \WIN98
     \UNIXES                         \WINNT                          
       \LINUX                          \NT
       \OPNSERVR
       \SOLARIS
         \SOL_DMI
           \2.0
         \SOLARIS7
         \SOLARIS8 
       \UNIXWARE
         \UW21X
         \UW7
     \UNSUPRTD
       \ALPHA
         \NTASPI
         \NTCONFIG
         \SYMTOOLS
         \WINNT
           \8XXNT
             \WINNT
               \MINIPORT
           \ULTRA3NT
             \WINNT
               \MINIPORT
           \WINNTHI
             \WINNT
               \MINIPORT
       \MULTLANG
       \NT_ASPI
     \WIN2K
       \895A2K
         \I386
           \WINNT
             \MINIPORT
        \8XX2K
          \I386
            \WINNT
              \MINIPORT
        \HI2K
          \I386
            \WINNT
             \MINIPORT
        \ULTRA32K
          \I386
            \WINNT
              \MINIPORT     
     \WIN9X
       \8XX9X
       \9XULTRA3
       \WIN9XHI
     \WINNT
       \8XXNT
         \I386
           \WINNT
             \MINIPORT
       \NT_DMI
         \2.0
       \ULTRA3NT
         \I386
           \WINNT
             \MINIPORT
       \WINNTHI
         \I386
           \WINNT
             \MINIPORT

  
Below is the tree for the UTILITY directory:

/UTILITY
     \BROWSER
     \DOS
     \WINDOWS
       \NTASPI
         \I386
       \NTCONFIG
         \I386
       \NTDVSRVC
         \I386
       \SYMTOOLS
         \I386

To create the SDMS installation driver diskette set for a 
specific operating system, choose one of the three alternatives:

o If using a browser, launch the SDMS Software Device Drivers and
  Utilities CD-ROM. Select Installation Instructions from the
  menu bar across the top of the page and follow the directions.

o If not using a browser, go to the DISKIMAG directory to run the
  self-extracting executable (.EXE) image file for a specific operating
  system.

o If not using a browser, locate the specific operating system under
  the DRIVERS or UTILITY directory. Read all text (.TXT) files for  
  installation instructions.


Minimum System Requirements:
486/66 Computer 
DOS v6.0 or later
8MB RAM
CD-ROM Drive


***What's Contained on this CD-ROM?***

o Microsoft Internet Explorer
o Installation Instructions for Specific Operating Systems
o Utility Installations and Information
  o Host Adapter Flash Utility
  o SCSI BIOS Configuration Utility
  o SDMS DOS Utilities
  o NT Configuration Utility
  o NT Workstation DV Service Module
  o NT ASPI Utility
  o SCSI Tools Utility (SYMTOOLS)
  o Web Based Management Browser 
o LSI Logic Product Information


Microsoft Internet Explorer
\MSIE30

Provides a browser for the user to view the contents of the CDROM.


***The following features are best viewed with a browser.***


Installation Instructions for Specific Operating Systems

This area contains the device drivers documentation for various operating
systems. The documentation lists procedures for installing drivers into a 
new system or existing system installation. 
 
Utility Installations and Information

This area contains utility instructions that work in conjunction with
various operating systems. 

o Host Adapter Flash Utility updates the SDMS PCI SCSI BIOS 
  on a host adapter.   

o SCSI BIOS Configuration Utility assists in changing adapter
  configurations as needed for specific systems.  

o SDMS DOS Utilities:

  SDMS SCSI Low-Level Format Utility allows low-level formatting of
  SCSI hard disk drives.  

  SDMS DOS Verify Utility checks various hardware and software
  components.  

  SDMS DOS Configuration Utility allows configuration of any DOS-based
  drivers.  

o NT Configuration Utility provides a mechanism used by
  Windows NT 4.0 to change selected configuration parameters of
  SCSI host adapters.

o NT Workstation DV Service Module is a companion product to 
  the NT Configuration Utility. This utility monitors I/O
  activity on Domain Validation enabled host adapters and alerts
  you when the number of errors during a polling cycle
  exceeds the preset limit.

o NT ASPI for Windows NT 4.0 provides a mechanism used by Windows 
  applications as an interface to access SCSI adapters and peripherals.
  
o SCSI Tools for Windows 95/98 and Windows NT provides a
  mechanism for examining host adapters and SCSI devices in these
  Windows environments.

o Web Based Management Browser is a Distributed Management Interface (DMI)
  compliant Management Application for LSI mass storage elements. This
  tool allows you to view storage components connected to their
  computer, such as device drivers, SCSI host adapter boards, and
  peripheral devices.  


LSI Logic Product Information contains detailed information about the 
SCSI controllers, which includes data about the chip and host adapter
board.