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D.5.1 Example: Using the ASW Software for the CDROM
The important lines in both files are printed bold.
CONFIG.SYS
device=c:\windows\himem.sys
device=gdtx000.exe
files=30
buffers=30
stacks=9,256
dos=high,umb
shell=\COMMAND.COM /E:512 /P
device=\dos\setver.exe
device=\gdt\gdtaspi.exe
device=\aspi\aspicd.sys /D:CDROM
lastdrive=h
AUTOEXEC.BAT
path=c:\;c:\dos;c:\gdt;c:\aspi;
prompt $P -$G
doskey
c:\aspi\mscdex /D:CDROM
The GDTX000.EXE driver is loaded from the first line following the HIMEM.SYS command
of the CONFIG.SYS file. Loading the SETVER driver (part of MS-DOS) allows older versions
of Microsoft's CDROM translation program MSCDEX (loaded from AUTOEXEC.BAT) to run
trouble-free with the MS-DOS version currently installed. The next line loads the ICP ASPI
Manager GDTASPI.EXE. Next, the ASPICD module for the CDROM drive is loaded. The pa-
rameter "/D:CDROM" has nothing to do with a drive name, it only serves as a recognition
information for MSCDEX. As mentioned before, it is our objective to be able to access the
CDROM drive with a drive name (i.e. E). Naturally, this drive name has to be "free", and
there have to be enough drive names available. For example, the DOS command
LASTDRIVE=H would enable the user to use drive names from A to H. In the
AUTOEXEC.BAT file, the Microsoft translation program for CDROMs (MSCDEX - Microsoft
CDROM Extension) is loaded. It is not part of MS-DOS (except for version 6). The parameter
/D:CDROM set here has to be identical to the parameter set after the ASPICD module in the
CONFIG.SYS file. After a warm reboot which serves to activate the changes made in the
CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files, the CDROM drive can be accessed as drive E (in our
example there are two SCSI hard disks in the PCI computer, and under MS-DOS they are
accessed as C and D). Drive E can be accessed under Windows, too, now (the Icon next to
"E" indicates that it is a CDROM drive).
D.5.2 Example: Using corelSCSI for the CDROM
When using the corelSCSI software, the installation is carried out by a program (
install
) so
that the changes in the files CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT mentioned below are, to a
large extent, made automatically. Under corelSCSI the SCSI/FAST-SCSI channels of the ICP
Controller are available as independent host adapters. The important lines in both files are
printed bold.
CONFIG.SYS
device=c:\windows\himem.sys
device=gdtx000.exe
files=30
Summary of Contents for GDT RS Series
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Page 14: ...14 L 1 Technical Data of the ICP Controller 184 L 2 Boot Error Messages 184 L 3 Index 185...
Page 15: ...15 Chapter A General General General General Information Information Information Information...
Page 40: ...40 Example for a SCSI Flat Ribbon Cable for 8 Bit SCSI Devices narrow...
Page 41: ...41 Example for a SCSI Flat Ribbon Cable for 16 Bit SCSI Devices wide...
Page 47: ...47 Several internal Wide Ultra2 and Ultra 160 SCSI Hard Disks...
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Page 53: ...53 Chapter C Quick Setup Quick Setup Quick Setup Quick Setup...
Page 68: ...68 Replacement either manually or through hot fix method...
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Page 71: ...71 Chapter D Using MS DOS Using MS DOS Using MS DOS Using MS DOS...
Page 81: ...81 Chapter E Using NetWare Using NetWare Using NetWare Using NetWare...
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Page 97: ...97 Chapter G Using LINUX Using LINUX Using LINUX Using LINUX...
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Page 103: ...103 Chapter H Using SCO UNIX Using SCO UNIX Using SCO UNIX Using SCO UNIX...
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Page 111: ...111 Chapter I Using UnixWare Using UnixWare Using UnixWare Using UnixWare...
Page 147: ...147 Chapter K ICP RAID Navigator ICP RAID Navigator ICP RAID Navigator ICP RAID Navigator...
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Page 183: ...183 Chapter L Appendix Appendix Appendix Appendix...