Manual installation instructions:


This is a very brief manual installation outline.  If you use these
procedures please beware that if you re-build the kernel using the
standard HP utilities the FE drive will not be loaded. Also SAM will
not recognize the card unless the wrapper scripts for lanscan and
lanconfig are installed, see last step. You can use standard UNIX
command ifconfig(1M) to manually configure the interface if you don't
want to replace lanscan or lanconfig.

To manually install the Phobos H100 Adapter in your machine:

(1)  Halt your machine and install the Phobos H100 card, then boot
     HP-UX. 

(2)  Mount the CD rom on your machine. This use a mount type of cdfs,
     for example: 
	hp.release# mount -r -t cdfs /dev/dsk/c201d5s0 /cdrom
     [the device name being system dependent]

     Cd to the directory containing the HP-UX 9.0 version of the driver.
     Assuming you unpacked the sofware into /tmp the command would be

	hp.release# cd /cdrom/Phobos/HPUX90

(3)  Copy !TCM5970.CFG to /etc/eisa :

	hp.release# cp *TCM* /etc/eisa

(4)  Run eisa_config to configure the EISA bus registers

	hp.release# /etc/eisa_config -a

(5) copy if_fe.o to /etc/conf
		
	hp.release# cp if_fe.o /etc/conf

(6) edit /etc/master with your favorite editor.  Find the
	    line that says:
	
	** Reserved for Third Party and User Drivers.

(7) Find the next free line.  If you don't have any third party
	drivers installed, it should look like this:

** Reserved for Third Party and User Drivers.
*               ---             -       -       -1      38
*               ---             -       -       -1      39
*               ---             -       -       -1      40
[..rest deleted..]

    The next free line in this case is the line ending with 38.  For this
    example, change the line to read:

fe              fe              9       181     -1      38

    Save the file and exit.

(8) Next, edit /etc/conf/dfile.  the first section should be titled:
	"* Drivers and Subsystems"

    add the word "fe" to the bottom of this list
    save the file and exit.

(9) Change directories to "/etc/conf"

(10) run config:

	conf# config dfile

(11) compile the kernel:

	conf# make -f config.mk XOBJS=if_fe.o

(12) Save a copy of your old kernel:
	
	conf# cp /hp-ux /SYSBKUP

(13) Copy the new hp-ux to /hp-ux and reboot your machine:

	conf# cp hp-ux /hp-ux
	conf# reboot

(14) After your machine comes up, you will have a new network 
     interface named fe0.  You can configure your new network
     interface with ifconfig:

	conf# ifconfig fe0 inet foobar-fast netmask 0xffffff00 up

(15) Copy fe_control to /usr/bin/fe_control (suggested).
     This program can be used to change the interface speed and
     duplex mode.
	
	conf# cp -p fe_control /usr/bin/fe_control

(16) Move lanscan and lanconfig and put in place the shell wrappers.

	conf# mv /etc/lanscan /etc/lanscan.hpux
	conf# mv /etc/lanconfig /etc/lanconfig.hpux
	conf# cp -p lanscan /etc/lanscan
	conf# cp -p lanconfig /etc/lanconfig
	conf# cp -p fescan /etc/fescan

     After this step you should be able to run /usr/bin/sam to configure
     the card.