DOS NDIS driver for Realtek 8139/8130/810x and compatibles

Config.sys Parameters
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   The following switches are supported:

   /V        Verbose mode (default), displays controller status during
             DOS initialization.

   /Q        Quiet mode, no display during DOS initialization.

   /2 .. /9  Selects other "Drivername =" entry in \ibmcom\protocol.ini.
             This switch is added automatically if you install more than
             one Realtek 8139/810x card using the MPTS program.

   /U        Number cards as found. Useful if BUSNO, DEVICENO or ETHERID
             values are not present in protocol.ini. This parameter
             can be used for automaticly generated protocol.ini files
             to work with more than one supported card.


Included Files
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   rtl8139.txt   this file
   rtl8139.nif   defined characteristics for installer (DLS/MSLan)
   oemsetup.inf  defined characteristics for installer (DLS/MSLan)
   rtsnd.dos     driver file
   rtsnd.map     optional debug file
   dumpio.exe    optional tool to show chip registers
   rtpci.exe     optional driver for cardbus
   rtbios.com    optional driver for cardbus


NOIRQ mode
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   If using the IRQ set by BIOS or IRQ option in the driver settings
   does not work, You can use the NOIRQ=1 mode as an fallback solution.
   Since the driver uses the default 1/18 second BIOS timer,
   performance will degrade to 167/252 KB/s instead of 11 MB/s.


CARDBUS
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   The original package includes rtpci.exe - configure CardBus bridge and
   CardBus card)and  rtbios.com - replacemnt to PCI BIOS software interrupt
   1A to find/work with devices on higher BUS numbers than the original BIOS
   expects. The documentation tells to place
                c:\wfw311\rtpci.exe /md000 /i11
                c:\wfw311\rtbios.com
   at the beginning of autoexec.bat, but i doubt that will help a
   driver that is loaded in config.sys. You may experiment with INSTALL=
   config.sys lines on DR-DOS (but that gives you PROTMAN.SYS problems),
   or "device=c:\wfw311\rtpci.exe /md000 /i11", but this will not work
   for rtbios.com. Usual hassle with point enablers..
   Maybe i will write an Card Services client someday.
   