Tekram SCSI adapters:

           (AMD53C974) DC390(T)
           (NCR53C8XX) DC310/DC310U/DC390W/DC390U/DC390F/DC390U2B/DC390U2W
           (TRM-S1040) DC395U/UW/F DC315/U

                          Debian 2.0 Linux 

     ===================  Driver User's Guide  =======================

        Linux SCSI driver technical support 

        mail address: erich@tekram.com.tw

     =================================================================

1.  Contents

  readme.txt      - (This file)The readme file for  
                    DC390(T)
                    DC310/DC310U/DC390W/DC390U/DC390F/DC390U2B/DC390U2W
                    DC395U/UW/F DC315/U
                    Linux driver

  Resc1440.zip    - Debian 2.0 installation diskette image file (Resc1440.bin)

  Drv1440.zip     - Debian 2.0 Driver diskette image file (Drv1440.bin)

  pDC390x_amd.gz  - Source code of 
                    DC390(T)SCSI driver
  pDC390x_ncr.gz  - Source code of 
                    DC310/DC310U/DC390W/DC390U/DC390F/DC390U2B/DC390U2W SCSI driver
  pDC395x_trm.gz  - Source code of 
                    DC395U/UW/F DC315/U SCSI driver

  pMChpDb20.gz    - Please use "pMChpDb20" patch the following files 

                   /usr/src/linux/drivers/scsi/Makefile
                   /usr/src/linux/drivers/scsi/Config.in
                   /usr/src/linux/drivers/scsi/hosts.c
                   /usr/src/linux/include/linux/proc_fs.h

  The source of DC390(T)/AMD53C974 driver.....
  New version maintain by Kurt Garloff
  
  <K.Garloff@ping.de>
  http://student.physik.uni-dortmund.de/homepages/garloff
  ftp://student.physik.uni-dortmund.de/pub/linux/kernel/dc390


2. The first time installation

  A. Before Installation - Under DOS environment
   %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%  DC390(T) %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
   %%%%%%% DC310/DC310U/DC390W/DC390U/DC390F/DC390U2B/DC390U2W %%%%%%%%
        ** first:  You moust create a installation (Rescue)diskette 
           pkunzip Resc1440.zip --> Resc1440.bin   
           Rawrite Resc1440.bin to floppy.....this is the installation diskette.
        ** second: You moust create a Driver diskette 
           pkunzip Drv1440.zip --> Drv1440.bin   
           Rawrite Drv1440.bin  to floppy.....this is the Driver diskette.

   ****************************************************************
     *****    Make patch diskette for remake new kernel      ****
   ****************************************************************

   IF YOU USED DC390(T) (am53c974 chip set)

      Copy pDC390x_amd.gz to MS-DOS formatted diskette
      copy pDC390x_amd.gz A:
      copy pMChpDb20.gz   A:
      =>> patch diskette (type:MSDOS, contand:pMChpDb20.gz,pDC390x_amd.gz)

   IF YOU USED DC390W/U/F/U2B/U2W (ncr53c8xx chip set)
               DC310/U

      Copy pDC390x_ncr.gz to MS-DOS formatted diskette
      copy pDC390x_ncr.gz A:
      copy pMChpDb20.gz   A:
      =>> patch diskette (type:MSDOS, contand:pMChpDb20.gz,pDC390x_ncr.gz)

   IF YOU USED DC395U/UW/F (TRM-S1040 chip set)
               DC315/U

      Copy pDC395x_trm.gz to MS-DOS formatted diskette
      copy pDC395x_trm.gz A:
      copy pMChpDb20.gz   A:
      =>> patch diskette (type:MSDOS, contand:pMChpDb20.gz,pDC395x_trm.gz)

  B. Installation
   
     >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>><< DC390(T) >><<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
     >>>>>>>>>>>><< DC310/DC310U/DC390W/DC390U/DC390F/DC390U2B/DC390U2W >><<<<<<<<<<<

     It is important for you to install Debian GNU/Linux in your SCSI hard disk.
     #############**<<  if you try to boot form your SCSI CDROM  >>**###########

         You must enable your adapter Option:
                   Boot From CDROM ..... Enable
                   Boot Device ID  ..... (same as your SCSI CDROM ID)
         Then ==>select the section to boot <ESC> to abort: 0
                          ........
     ....same process as try to boot from installation floppy.....
                          ........
     #############**<<  if you try to boot form your IDE CDROM   >>**###########

         You must enable your motherboard bios 'CDROM BOOT' Option....
                          ........
     ....same process as try to boot from installation floppy.....
                          ........                        
     #########**<< If you try to boot form your installation floppy >>**#########

     Debian GNU/Linux installation start...
          .....
          .....
     ############################################################################
     #       Next    :Install Operating System Kernel and Modules (RETURN)      #
     #     :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::      #
     #        @@@@@@@  Select Installation Medium @@@@@@@@                      #
     #   Please select the medium you will use to install the                   #
     #   System                                                                 #
     #      _____________________________________________                       #
     #  --> /dev/fd0 :First floppy drive                 |  <--Please select it #
     #      /dev/fd1 :Second floppy drive                |                      #
     #      cdrom    :CD-ROM drive                       |                      #
     #      harddisk :filesystem on the hard disk        |                      #
     #      mounted  :already mounted filesystem         |                      #
     #      _____________________________________________|                      #
     #  it will copy (kernel & driver) from (Rescue floppy & Driver floppy)     #
     #  to your hard disk                                                       #
     ############################################################################

    
3. Remake new kernel

   P.S: You must install your Linux system by developmental environment
        and include kernel source first.


  *****************************************************
  *               Edit the following files 
  *   for compile the kernel that embed Tekram SCSI drivers
  *
  *          /usr/src/linux/drivers/scsi/Makefile
  *          /usr/src/linux/drivers/scsi/Config.in
  *          /usr/src/linux/drivers/scsi/hosts.c
  *          /usr/src/linux/include/linux/proc_fs.h
  *****************************************************

  # cd /usr/src
  # mcopy a:pMChpDb20.gz
  # gzip -d pMChpDb20.gz
  # patch -p0 < pMChpDb20
  ;
  ;  you colud use command: find / -name *.rej
  ;  to find any rejection file.
  ;
  ;  If there were any "*.rej" created after this procedure,
  ;  you need to edit those files (Makefile,Confiig.in,hosts.c,proc_fs.h)
  ;  by yourself.
  ;  You could reference "pMChpDb20" & "*.rej" contand before edit those files.
  ;

  *********************************************************************
  *                                                                   *
  *  Copy source code of SCSI driver to /usr/src/linux/drivers/scsi   *
  *                                                                   *
  ********************************************************************* 
  ;
  ;  Make sure souce code of Tekram SCSI drivers did not release in  
  ;  /usr/src/linux/drivers/scsi
  ;
  ; If there were source files in directory /usr/src/linux/drivers/scsi 
  ; Please delete them first.
  ;
  ; pDC390x_ncr:         pDC390x_amd:      pDC395x_trm:
  ; # rm tmscsiw.c       # rm tmscsim.c    # rm dc395x_trm.c
  ; # rm tmscsiw.h       # rm tmscsim.h    # rm dc395x_trm.h
  ; # rm scsiiow.c       # rm scsiiom.c   
  ; # rm dc390w.h        # rm dc390.h
  ; # rm scripts.h 
  ;

    =====================================  
          IF YOU USED DC390(T) (am53c974 chip set)
    =====================================  
  # mcopy a:pDC390x_amd.gz
  # gzip -d pDC390x_amd.gz
  # patch -p0 < pDC390x_amd
  # cd linux
  # make mrproper
  # make config

    ;When prompt for "PCI bios support" say "Yes".
    ;When prompt for "SCSI support" say "Yes".
    ;When prompt for "SCSI disk support" say "Yes".
    ;When prompt for "SCSI tape support" say "Yes".
    ;When prompt for "SCSI CD-ROM support" say "Yes".
    ;When prompt for "SCSI generic support" say "Yes".

    ;When prompt for "AMD53C974 SCSI support" say "No".
    ;When prompt for "Tekram DC390(T) SCSI support'
     CONFIG_SCSI_DC390x_AM53C974" say "Yes".

  # make dep clean zImage 

  # cp arch/i386/boot/zImage /
  # ( edit the lilo.conf file under path /etc as follow...)
    ; Add an entry for "zImage" in /etc/lilo.conf
    ; Example:
    ;	   ...
    ;	 # Linux bootable partition config begins
    ;	 image = /zImage	#  <--- NEW
    ;	   root = /dev/sda1	#  <--- NEW
    ;	   label = DC390x_amd	#  <--- NEW
    ;	   read-only		#  <--- NEW
    ;	 # Linux bootable partition config ends
    ;	 # Linux bootable partition config begins
    ;	 image = /vmlinuz
    ;	   root = /dev/sda1
    ;	   label = linux
    ;	   read-only
    ;	 # Linux bootable partition config ends
    ;	   ...
    ;
  # lilo
  # shutdown -r now	;reboot the system
    ...
    ...
    boot: DC390x_amd	;when system Rebooting ...


    =====================================  
          IF YOU USED DC390W/U/F/U2B/U2W (ncr53c8xx chip set)
                      DC310/U
    ===================================== 
  # mcopy a:pDC390x_ncr.gz
  # gzip -d pDC390x_ncr.gz
  # patch -p0 < pDC390x_ncr
  # cd linux
  # make mrproper
  # make config

    ;When prompt for "PCI bios support" say "Yes".
    ;When prompt for "SCSI support" say "Yes".
    ;When prompt for "SCSI disk support" say "Yes".
    ;When prompt for "SCSI tape support" say "Yes".
    ;When prompt for "SCSI CD-ROM support" say "Yes".
    ;When prompt for "SCSI generic support" say "Yes".

    ;When prompt for "NCR53c7,8xx SCSI support" say "No".
    ;When prompt for "NCR53C8XX SCSI support" say "No".
    ;When prompt for "'Tekram DC390W/U/F/U2B/U2W and DC310/U SCSI support'
     CONFIG_SCSI_DC390x_NCR53C8XX" say "Yes".

  # make dep clean zImage 

  # cp arch/i386/boot/zImage /
  # ( edit the lilo.conf file under path /etc as follow...)
    ; Add an entry for "zImage" in /etc/lilo.conf
    ; Example:
    ;	   ...
    ;	 # Linux bootable partition config begins
    ;	 image = /zImage	#  <--- NEW
    ;	   root = /dev/sda1	#  <--- NEW
    ;	   label = DC390x_ncr	#  <--- NEW
    ;	   read-only		#  <--- NEW
    ;	 # Linux bootable partition config ends
    ;	 # Linux bootable partition config begins
    ;	 image = /vmlinuz
    ;	   root = /dev/sda1
    ;	   label = linux
    ;	   read-only
    ;	 # Linux bootable partition config ends
    ;	   ...
    ;
  # lilo
  # shutdown -r now	;reboot the system
    ...
    ...
    boot: DC390x_ncxr	;when system Rebooting ...


    =====================================  
          IF YOU USED DC395U/UW/F (TRM-S1040 chip set)
                      DC315/U
    ===================================== 
  # mcopy a:pDC395x_trm.gz
  # gzip -d pDC395x_trm.gz
  # patch -p0 < pDC395x_trm
  # cd linux
  # make mrproper
  # make config

    ;When prompt for "PCI bios support" say "Yes".
    ;When prompt for "SCSI support" say "Yes".
    ;When prompt for "SCSI disk support" say "Yes".
    ;When prompt for "SCSI tape support" say "Yes".
    ;When prompt for "SCSI CD-ROM support" say "Yes".
    ;When prompt for "SCSI generic support" say "Yes".

    ;When prompt for "Tekram DC395/U/UW/F and DC315/U SCSI support' 
     CONFIG_SCSI_DC395x_TRM_S1040" say "Yes".

  # make dep clean zImage 

  # cp arch/i386/boot/zImage /
  # ( edit the lilo.conf file under path /etc as follow...)
    ; Add an entry for "zImage" in /etc/lilo.conf
    ; Example:
    ;	   ...
    ;	 # Linux bootable partition config begins
    ;	 image = /zImage	#  <--- NEW
    ;	   root = /dev/sda1	#  <--- NEW
    ;	   label = DC395x_trm	#  <--- NEW
    ;	   read-only		#  <--- NEW
    ;	 # Linux bootable partition config ends
    ;	 # Linux bootable partition config begins
    ;	 image = /vmlinuz
    ;	   root = /dev/sda1
    ;	   label = linux
    ;	   read-only
    ;	 # Linux bootable partition config ends
    ;	   ...
    ;
  # lilo
  # shutdown -r now	;reboot the system
    ...
    ...
    boot: DC395x_trm	;when system Rebooting ...

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