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WDSETUP(1L) WDSETUP(1L)
NNAAMMEE
wdsetup - configure Western Digital and SMC ethernet cards.
SSYYNNOOPPSSIISS
wdsetup [-er] [-a ioaddr] [-b ramaddr] [-i irq]
[-m [aui|twp|bnc]] [-p ioaddr] [-v level]
[--ramstart ramaddr] [--irq irq] [--eeprom] [--regs]
[--media [aui|twp|bnc]] [--newaddr ioaddr] [--verbose level]
DDEESSCCRRIIPPTTIIOONN
Wdsetup is used to configure the i/o address, interrupt line,
ram size, ram base address, wait states, network connection,
rom size, and rom base address. In the command line option
method, wdsetup works silently, and returns 0 for success,
or -1 if an error occured. The board is re-configured, and
the soft eeprom configuration is unchanged. In the inter-
active method, the current configuration is displayed, and
then the user is promped for the new configuration to put
in to the eeprom. If your jumpers are not set to soft/soft,
both current and soft configuration information will be shown.
Note that the W1 and W2 jumpers must be set to "soft" to use
the eeprom configuration on boot-up.
OOPPTTIIOONNSS
_-_a _a_d_d_r_, _-_-_b_a__s_e_a_d_d_r _a_d_d_r
specifies i/o address at which to look for the card.
_-_e_, _-_-_e_e_p_r_o_m
display eeprom contents. This option disables inter-
active configuration.
_-_r_, _-_-_r_e_g_s
display register contents. This option disables inter-
active configuration.
_-_p _i_o_a_d_d_r_, _-_-_n_e_w_a_d_d_r _i_o_a_d_d_r
configure new i/o address. This option disables inter-
active configuration.
_-_i _i_r_q_, _-_-_i_r_q _i_r_q
configure new irq. This option disables inter-
active configuration.
_-_b _r_a_m_a_d_d_r_, _-_-_r_a_m_s_t_a_r_t _r_a_m_a_d_d_r
configure new ram address. This option disables inter-
active configuration.
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WDSETUP(1L) WDSETUP(1L)
_-_m _[_a_u_i_|_t_w_p_|_b_n_c_]_, _-_-_m_e_d_i_a _[_a_u_i_|_t_w_p_|_b_n_c_]
configure new media. aui is the 15 pin connector.
twp is twisted pair RJ-11? connector. bnc is the
thin coax connector. This option disables inter-
active configuration.
_-_v_ _l_e_v_e_l_, _-_-_v_e_r_b_o_s_e _l_e_v_e_l
Set amount of information printed out. Used mainly for
debugging.
NNOOTTEESS
1. wdsetup must be run as root.
2. Do not re-configure your card while the network
software is accessing it.
3. You may see "warning eeprom checksum error"
if your card has not been used with the latest SMC
ezsetup, or wdsetup before. This is normal, and the
message will not appear after you update the soft
configuration in eeprom. (The old SMC ezsetup and
wdsetup did not have a master checksum). This mess-
age will only appear on cards with 82C584 BIC.
BBUUGGSS
0. Since this program has not been widely tested, it
would be wise to have the Dos(yuck) ezsetup program
handy in case something goes wrong.
1. If there is a problem with the auto recognition,
use -a 280 (replace 280 with your card's actual address).
2. It seems that some cards (not necessarily ethernet cards)
may lockup if you read their registers at the wrong time,
so if you have such cards, you must specify the address
of your card using the wdsetup -a option, otherwise the
autodetect feature may lockup your computer.
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