NEC POWERMATE ES 5250 - S, Руководство по обслуживанию

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A-14 PowerMate ES 5250 Series Release Notes
Using Cheyenne Backup with the Seagate Travan Tape Backup
Currently, Cheyenne Backup does not work with the Seagate Travan drive in the
Windows 95 environment. The Cheyenne Backup utility does support other
backup drives, for example, diskette drives, Zip drives, and QIC drives.
Clicking the Product Catalog Button
When a computer running the Windows 95 operating system is first booted, a
Welcome screen appears. If the
Product Catalog button is clicked, the user is
prompted to insert the Windows 95 CD. This CD is not included with the
system. Click
Cancel to clear the message.
Restoring Software with a U.S. Robotics 56K V.90 Modem
Installed
If your system has a U.S. Robotics
®
56K V.90 Modem installed and you restore
the Windows 95 operating system, the system might display a message
indicating it cannot load the Modem.inf file. If this message appears, follow the
instructions in “Applications and Online Documentation” in this document.
Select the US Robotics 56K Modem from the appropriate Operating System
section of the NEC Application and Driver CD.
Configuring the System for PIIX4 Support
The following support limitations apply to PIIX4 (PCI ISA IDE Xcelerator).
Reconfiguring Ultra DMA Support
The PCI IDE interface on the PowerMate ES 5250 Series system supports the
latest ATA ULTRA DMA/33 interface. NEC CSD configured the system with
the PIIX4 component released from Intel Corporation. However, standard
versions of Windows
®
95 released prior to the release of PIIX4 do not recognize
the PIIX4 as capable of supporting ULTRA DMA/33.
Standard versions of Windows 95 require the addition of several information
files (.INF files) for the support of PIIX4 features. NEC CSD already includes
these .INF files in the preinstalled software that comes with your system. NEC
CSD recommends that customers use the version of Windows 95 that is
included with their system.
Note:
NEC CSD recommends that customers use the
version of Windows 95 that is included with their system
because this version is already configured for Ultra DMA/33.