HDPrepEZ version 1.9 for AMI BIOS.  Supports FAT32 partitions.

NEC Versa Wallpaper Bitmap Installation.  

HDPrepEZ ver 1.9a for Versa systems with AMI BIOS using Windows 95, Windows 98 with FAT 32 and Windows NT 4.0.

RELEASE TYPE:	Internal   
TITLE:	WDM Audio Driver 
VERSION:	5.12.01.2037		
PLATFORM:	Versa LXi (N1 )
LANGUAGE:	English 
O/S:	Win98 & Win2K
ENGINEER:	Sandy Cote 
DATE: 	6/01/2000



INTRODUCTION:

These drivers are provided AS-IS from ESS to support the Maestro2e Sound Chip in the Versa LXi (N1 ) under Win98 & Win2K.
These drivers are released WHQL certified, by Microsoft, MID #26747.  

ADDED FEATURES:
None

BUGS FIXED:
None
 
KNOWN RESTRICTIONS:
None

TEST RECOMMENDATIONS:
Install and ensure functionality under Win98 & Win2K

REFERENCES: 
LXi (N1 ) PRD

PREVIOUSLY RELEASED COMPONENTS:

DIFFERENCES:
None

COMPRESSED FILES:
None

BUILD INTRUCTIONS:
None

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:
Standard Win98 & Win2K installation

TITLE:			ESS Maestro-2E Sound Drivers   
VERSION:		4.02.91 
PLATFORM:	 	Versa Lxi (N1) 
LANGUAGE:		English
O/S:		 	Windows NT  
DATE:			1/5/99

INTRODUCTION:
These basic drivers come AS-IS from ESS Technologies for the Versa Lxi system.  

ADDED FEATURES:
The following changes encompass changes made by ESS since the last 
	released driver received and used by NEC (v4.02.47).  This listing is 
	directly from the ESS release notes supplied by ESS.

	Changes in Version 4.02.91
Fixed  no sound after cold boot.

 Changes in Version 4.02.86
Fixed  voltage from 3V to 0V during suspend for NEC.

Changes in Version 4.02.70
Add All-in All-out

Changes in Version 4.02.60
Fixed mute problem(clock doubler) at docking station after suspend/resume on ES1921 codec.
Deleted previous MIDI string before installation.

Changes in Version 4.02.56
Fixed recording on the dual processors.
Implemented IIS support for M2/M2E.

Changes in Version 4.02.55
Changed Power Management Control register to “Full Power Up(D0)” when the system reboots because Windows 2000 changes it to “Full Power Down(D3)” when the system shuts down.
Changes in Version 4.02.52
Fixed incorrect volume levels after suspend/resume.
Fixed noise during playback of wave and midi files on M2.

Changes in Version 4.02.49
Unmuted MonoOut as default.

BUGS FIXED:
	None.

KNOWN RESTRICTIONS:

When trying to change MIDI device port from FM to external MIDI or vice versa (for example, from MIDI properties of media player), it does not take an effect immediately.  Rather, it takes an effect only after rebooting the system. It seems to be a  Microsoft NT 4.0 bug.


TEST RECOMMENDATIONS:
Install and ensure functionality under Windows NT 4.0

REFERENCES: 
Release.doc received from ESS.

PREVIOUSLY RELEASED COMPONENTS:
None.

DIFFERENCES:
New DIRECTORY : 4.02.91
Old DIRECTORY : 4.02.47

ZDiff status                 File names

CRC differs  Newer  Bigger   CONFIG.INI
CRC differs  Newer  Smaller  MAESTRO.DLL
CRC differs  Newer  Bigger   MAESTRO.SYS
CRC differs  Newer           MMDRV.DLL
CRC differs  Newer           OEMSETUP.INF
Deleted                      RELEASE.DOC

COMPRESSED FILES:
	None.

BUILD INSTRUCTIONS:
	None

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:
	1.  From the Start menu, select 'Settings', select 'Control Panel',
  	     and double click on 'Multimedia'.
2.  Select the 'Devices' tab, then click on 'Audio Devices' and then
    'Add'.
3.  In the 'List of Drivers' in the 'Add' window, select 'Unlisted or
    Updated Driver', and click 'OK'.
4.  In the 'Install Driver' window, type D:\SOUND and click 'OK'.
    The 'Add Unlisted or Updated Driver' window will come back with
    'ESS Maestro PCI Driver 4.02.13'.  Click 'OK'.
5.  A 'System Setting Change' window will come up prompting you to restart
    Windows NT.  Click 'Restart Now'

Platform Name:		Versa LXi (N1++)
	Product Name:		System BIOS
	BIOS Version:		147A1100 with Security
	OEM BIOS Version:	11
	CORE BIOS Version:	631.01
	Chipset BIOS Version:	Intel Banister (BX)
	NB Core Version:	1.12
	VGA BIOS Version:	4.02.40-35-D
	Engineer Name:		Keietsu Suzuki
	Release Engineer Name:	Serge Laferriere
	Build Date:		04/05/01
	Release Date:		04/23/01

RELEASE NOTES:

	This release number 147A1100 (v11) is for the NEC LXi (N1++) AMI BIOS. 
	
	Use BIOS Update Diskette (BUD) version 4.10.06 to flash any 
	Versa LXi (N1++) to System BIOS version 147A1100 (v11) with Security.

	This BIOS is released by Vibren Technologies, Inc. Boxborough

ADDED FEATURES:
	< System BIOS >
	- None

	< VGA BIOS >
	- None

	< ACPI, ASL >
	V11:
		- Mask the SMI interrupt while PMU accessing.
		  (If SST Applet call GetlSTstatus command when ASL code is 
		   executing, PMU will not respond.)
		- Changed thermal control temperature.
	V10:
		- Changed FIR ID from "NEC9141" to compatible ID - NSC6001. 
		  (US Only)

BUGS FIXED:
	V11:
		- None
	V10:
		- Fixed for causing ACPI event viewer error under Whistler.

BOOTBLOCK:
	Recovery procedure for flashing the bios if the system has
	the wrong bios in ROM. This Bios contains the bootblock code
	to use a file with the name NEWBIOS.ROM.

	If this file is present on a floppy drive when cold booted
	while pressing  of internal keyboard this bios
	will be loaded into the Bios Rom. If a wrong bios has been
	flashed and the system is inoperative do the following steps
	to recover using a bootblock floppy:

	1). Power down the system.
	2). Copy ROM file into Bootable diskette in the name of NEWBIOS.ROM,
   		and insert the diskette to machine.
	3). Press and hold the  keys.
	4). Power up the system and continue to hold .
	5). There will be no video, this is normal.
	6). Wait until you hear diskette activity and release  keys.
	7). System will beep at the end of bootblock and the system will reboot.
	8). The system should boot normally now.
	        (i.e. press F1 to set CMOS defaults)

KNOWN RESTRICTIONS:
	- None

TEST RECOMMENDATIONS:
	Flash units to the new BIOS and check functionality.

APPENDIX:
  IRQ APM/ACPI Mode
    0 Timer
    1 KB
    2 PIC
    3 (free)(IR)
    4 Serial
    5 SavageIx/CardBus/Sound/Mini PCI/FingerPrint
    6 FD
    7 LPT
    8 RTC
    9 (USB)@/SCI(only ACPI)
    10 SavageIx/CardBus/Sound/Mini PCI/FingerPrint
    11 DockPCI
    12 Mouse
    13 NDP
    14 PrimaryIDE
    15 SecondaryIDE
  (@)USB is set to Disabled in BIOS

SPECIAL NOTES:
  	Select KB matrix by following DIP-SW.
	ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍËÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍËÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ»
    	ºKeyboard typeºDip switch 2ºDip switch 4º
	ÌÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÎÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÎÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ͹
    	ºUS           ºON          ºON          º
	ÌÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÎÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÎÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ͹
    	ºInternationalºOFF         ºON          º
 	ÌÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÎÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÎÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ͹
    	ºJapanese     ºOFF         ºOFF         º
	ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÊÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÊÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ

  	Select Boot Block Write Protect following DIP-SW.
	ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍËÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ»
    	ºBoot Block Protect        ºDip switch 5º
	ÌÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÎÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ͹
    	ºNon Protect (Flash Enable)ºON          º
	ÌÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÎÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ͹
    	ºProtect (Flash Disable)   ºOFF         º
	ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÊÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ

  	Select Logo file following DIP-SW.
	ÉÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍËÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ»
    	ºMachine type    ºDip switch 6º
	ÌÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÎÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ͹
    	ºPackard Bell NECºON          º
	ÌÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÎÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ͹
    	ºNEC             ºOFF         º
	ÈÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÊÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍͼ

RELEASE TYPE:   External   
TITLE:  CDINIT Installation Diskette for WFWG/Win95/98   
VERSION:  1.00.11  
PLATFORM:  All Platforms 
LANGUAGE:  English
O/S:  WFWG/Windows 95/98  
ENGINEER:   Chad Hawkins    
DATE: 1/6/00



INTRODUCTION:

This is the release of the CDINIT Installation diskette. This 
	installation diskette installs CDINIT V1.00.16 for both 
	Windows 3.11 and Windows 95/98. 

	This diskette uses the System Installation Utility to do the 
	installation. The System Installation Utility is an InstallShield 
	application written to allow easy and simple installation, which is 
	driven by an external INF file that describes what steps are needed for
	the installation of a package.

ADDED FEATURES:
	Updated installation with CDINIT v1.00.16.

BUGS FIXED:
	None.
 

KNOWN RESTRICTIONS:
	None.

TEST RECOMMENDATIONS:
Install the utility. Verify that the proper lines are added to 
	dosstart.bat or autoexec.bat (depends on OS) and that the CDROM is 
	operating properly and that the drive letter is correct according to 
	the "set cddrive=" line.  Also, install it twice to verify it removed 
	dup lines properly.

REFERENCES: 
	CDINIT Installation Diskette for WFWG/Win95/98 v1.00.10.

PREVIOUSLY RELEASED COMPONENTS:
System Installation Utility (SIU) v3.42.06  (SIU release zip file 11089905.zip)
        	CDINIT v1.00.16 (12289902)			

COMPRESSED FILES:
	In the release zip file:

	SYSINST.Z - This file can be decompressed using InstallShield3's 
		    ICOMP.EXE. This file is compressed during the course of the
		    build. To decompress:

		          icomp sysinst.z *.* -d -i

	_SETUP.LIB - This file contains InstallShield3, 16-bit support programs:
		     _ISRES.DLL(16-bit), UNINST16.EXE and CTL3D.DLL

	_SETUP32.LIB - This file contains InstallShield3, 32-bit support 
		       programs: _ISRES.DLL(32-bit), UNINST.EXE, CTL3D32.DLL and
		       CTL3D32S.DLL.

BUILD INTRUCTIONS:
Tools included:
	  InstallShield3 16-bit, Icomp.exe, Packlist.exe, SIU 3.42.06

	This release is a combination of the installer program, System 
	Installation Utility (SIU), an installer directive file, SYSINST.INF, 
	a compressed file of all the applications it loads, SYSINST.Z, and its 
	associated packing list, SETUP.PKG.  

	The SIU is a previously released application, and the directive file, 
	SYSINST.INF is included in this release. To build the compressed file, 
	the applications are located in a subdirectory structure, and this 
	entire structure is compressed using InstallShield's compressor. The 
	packing list generator creates the packing list.


	1. Format a 1.44 Mb diskette.

	2. Make a working subdirectory from the root directory and change to it.
		MD WORKING
		CD WORKING

	3. Copy source zip file onto \WORKING subdirectory, then run
	        "PKUNZIP -d source zip file".

	4. Obtain the SIU release zip file 11089905.zip and place it in your working directory
	then run
		PKUNZIP -d 11089905

	5. Insert the formatted disk into the floppy drive.

	6. Type "REBUILD a:". The installation floppy is created.


INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:
For Windows 95/98
1) Install Microsoft Windows 95/98.
2) Go to directory where cdinit utility is with Windows Explorer or My Computer
3) Run setup.exe.

	For Windows 3.11
	1) Install Microsoft Windows 3.11.
	2) Go to directory where cdinit utility is with File Manager
3) Run setup.exe.


--------------------------------------------------------------------------
NOTE:

In the DATA directory, there will be one subdirectory for each application,
and optionally a special subdirectory for each application that will
contain files to be installed into the appropriate WINDOWS directory for
that application.  These directories contain the files that would be loaded
on a target system in the form that would be needed to run the application.

   Applications                    Subdirectory
   ------------                   	     ------------
   CDInit program and supporting   CDINIT
   files

   CD-ROM Drivers                  DRIVERS

PIIX4 Update Installation Diskette v1.00.00
Platform: Versa LX/SX (A2/M2)
Win95/NT
Stephen A. Yap
5/20/98




RELEASE NOTES:
	This is an Installation program for the PIIX4 Update for LX/SX 
	Platforms. This installer updates machine.inf and Mschdc.inf in the 
	windows\inf directory. After you restart windows you will get the 
	following update at hardware detection: 
		Intel 82237AB PCI Bus Master ID Controller

	This installer also does the following registry edits:
	RegistryDel=4
	DelRootKey1=HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,4
	DelSubKey11=Enum\PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_7100
	DelSubKey12=Enum\PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_7110
	DelSubKey13=Enum\PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_7111
	DelSubKey14=Enum\PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_7113


ADDED FEATURES:
	NONE

BUGS FIXED:
	NONE

KNOWN RESTRICTIONS:
	NONE

TEST RECOMMENDATIONS:
	Make sure Intel 82237AB PCI Bus Master ID Controller shows up in device
	manager after Windows restart.

INSTALLATION DIRECTIONS:
	After you run the installer and restart windows, follow these steps 
	upon hardware detection:

	1.At the 'Update Device Driver' window, click the 'Next' button.
	   Windows will find the following hardware:
       		Intel 82371AB PCI Bus Master Controller

	2. At the next window, click the 'Finish' button.

	3. Click 'Yes' to restart your computer.

This Intel® SpeedStep™ technology Applet Installation Guide as well as the software described in it is furnished under license and may only be used or copied in accordance with the terms of the license. The information in this manual is furnished for informational use only, is subject to change without notice, and should not be construed as a commitment by Intel Corporation. Intel Corporation assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear in this document or any software that may be provided in association with this document. 

Except as permitted by such license, no part of this document may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means without the express written consent of Intel Corporation.
WARNING:
You are authorized and licensed to install this application and driver ONLY on a Licensed PC that has System Management Mode (SMM) BIOS support installed.  This driver may permanently damage any system that does not meet these requirements. A Licensed PC is a computer which (1) is capable of seamlessly and automatically transitioning among multiple performance states (potentially operating at different efficiency ratings) based upon power source changes, end user preference, processor performance demand, and thermal conditions; and (2.) includes an Intel mobile Pentium II processor, Intel mobile Pentium III processor, or any other future Intel processors that incorporates the capability to transition between different performance states by altering some or any combination of the following processor attributes: core voltage, core frequency, bus frequency, number of processor cores available, or any other attribute that changes the efficiency (instructions/unit time-power) at which the processor operates.

1 Contents:
The Intel® SpeedStep™ technology Applet consists of a user-mode user interface and kernel-mode driver supplied to OEMs for installation.  The Intel SpeedStep technology Applet is installed using the supplied InstallShield setup program.  Please refer to the Installing for the first time: section for details on installing the Applet in different languages.

All installation files are delivered in a password-encrypted .zip files.  One contains the OEM installation files, the others include the language specific end-user installation files. 

Once installed, the complete Intel SpeedStep technology Applet installation includes the following files:

 Readme.rtf – This file (OEM install only: located with the OEM installation files)
 Prpcui.exe – User interface executable
 Prpcui.dll – User interface support library
 Prpclang.dll – User interface resource dynamic link library (different for each language)
 Prpcui.hlp – Context-sensitive help file (different for each language)
 Prpc.vxd – Kernel-mode driver for Windows* 95
 Prpc.sys – Kernel-mode driver for Windows 98, Windows NT* 4.0 and Windows 2000
 Prpc.cat – Signature file assigned by Microsoft WHQL group (Currently available for English installation only)
 Prpc.inf – Setup file for associating the signature file with the program.

NOTE on Windows 2000:
The Intel SpeedStep technology Applet has been tested on Windows 2000, Build 2195.

1.1 New Features
1.1.1 Features added to the v1.1 update release
The v1.1 update release of the Intel SpeedStep Applet is targeted as a Windows 2000 update.  This version of the Applet is logo’ed for Windows 2000 and will include several feature updates and fixes for errata.  The update includes:
 The v1.1 release will be logo’ed for Windows 2000, Windows 98 and Windows NT4.0.
 The signature files, PRPC.CAT, included with the v1.1 release will include signatures for the localized support files (28 languages total).
 The default Flags registry value has been changed to allow two-way transitions on Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0.  The Registry.ini file has also been updated to reflect this change.  (This change was made to v1.0a, but is reinforced here.)
 The v1.1 release includes major revisions to the layout of registry values, including two new registry values, AppletTimeout and SetStateRetry.  Several of the registry values have changed names or location.  The Prefs registry value has been broken-out into PollPeriod, SystemPrefs and UserPrefs.  The ExitCode value remains, but only reflects driver exit conditions; a unique AppExitCode has been added to reflect the Applet exit condition.  The UserPrefs and AppExitCode have been moved from the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE to the HKEY_CURRENT_USER tree to comply with operating system security restrictions.
 AppletTimeout is a new OEM configuration registry value, given in seconds, that sets a maximum delay for which the Applet may wait for the driver to load before reporting an error.  This change is in response to the errata noted where the IST Applet may load before the driver initializes under Windows NT 4.0.  The change however works under all operating systems.
 SetStateRetry is a new OEM configuration registry value that sets the number of times the driver will attempt a SetState SMI call before returning an error.  Previous versions of the Applet were hard-coded to 1024.
 The v1.1 release restores the processor performance level to the pre-suspend state.  When the system is suspended, the Applet still returns transition control to the BIOS.  However, during the first timer poll upon resume, the Applet will perform a check of whether the processor performance level has changed since the last poll that occurred before suspending.  If it has changed, the Applet will restore the previous processor performance level.
 Windows NT4.0 and Windows 2000 systems only.  The IST Applet v1.0 required the user to have administrative privilege to load properly.  The v1.1 release has been updated to load properly for all user groups.  The v1.1 installation also checks for administrative privilege level during installation and aborts if the user does not have the correct privilege level.  With v1.1, restricted users (those users with read-only privilege to the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE registry tree) will not be able to change system level preferences.  System level preferences include the ability to disable the Applet and the processor performance level preferences for AC and battery.  These choices will be grayed out.  User preferences will not be effected.
 Windows NT4.0 only.  Some OEMs may have implemented the PrpcLdr workaround to avoid the premature loading of the Applet, in which the PrpcLdr.exe file was copied to the \Winnt\System32 directory and some registry keys added to load the service.  The v1.1 installation will look for these additions and remove them from the target system during the installation process.
 Systems that are non-IST capable only.  If a system does not support IST, the Applet has been updated to uninstall completely by performing a silent InstallShield uninstall. The driver has been update to exit without error the first time it loads on non-IST capable systems.  This behavior keeps the operating system from writing an error to the event viewer log.
1.1.2 Features added to the v1.0a installation update release
A v1.0a installation update has been released to address some issues.  The workarounds/fixes described do not require any changes to the IST Applet objects, therefore there was no need for a WHQL submission.  The issues addressed include:
 The default Flags registry value has been changed to allow two-way transitions on Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0.  The Registry.ini file has also been updated to reflect this change.
 The installation program will now display a version number in the initial setup screen.
 This change effects Windows NT4.0 systems only.  Under certain conditions, the operating system might load the IST Applet before the driver has initialized.  When this occurs, the Applet comes up in the disabled state.  An example of this condition is a ful

RELEASE TYPE:   External   
TITLE:  CMD Driver Installation    
VERSION:  1.00.05 
PLATFORM:  N1/A2/M2  
LANGUAGE:  English
O/S:  Windows 95/98  
ENGINEER:   Chad Hawkins    
DATE: 11/12/99



INTRODUCTION:
	This installation uses CMD’s setup program to install CMD drivers v1.3.4 for the Versa
	LXi/LX/SX (N1/A2/M2).   This release uses the setup files (setup.exe, setup.txt, readme.txt
	from a previously unreleased installation diskette from CMD and driver files from the 	previously released CMD driver English Installation Diskette V1.00.04

ADDED FEATURES:
	None.


BUGS FIXED:
PPR # 608: After loading CMD Drivers from AnD CD V1.00.02 onto Generic Win98 SE, an error was generated during Hot Dock.

 
KNOWN RESTRICTIONS:
If the CMD driver is reinstalled, the following message is displayed when the CMD646 controller is enumerated by Win98:

"No device found in the registry. (Can not find set key of HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Enum\MF\Child0000\Child001)!

Click OK and driver will continue to load.

TEST RECOMMENDATIONS:
	None.

REFERENCES: 
	None.

PREVIOUSLY RELEASED COMPONENTS:
CMD driver v1.3.4 (11249801), included here in the source zip file (cmdsrc1.zip) for convenience.  Note:  the Cmddma.inf file included here will not match the driver release as it contains same edits used on 

the N1 Recovery CD for pre-install purposes.

BUILD INTRUCTIONS:
	1.  Extract cmdsrc1.zip file to a directory.  Delete the following files:
		Cmddma.inf
		Cmdide.dll
	Csa64xx.mpd
	2.  Extract cmdsrc2.zip file to the same directory with “overwrite existing files”
	disabled.
	3. The directory will now contain the released version of the installation.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:
	Run setup.exe.

RELEASE TYPE:		Internal   
TITLE:			Xircom Combo Card Modem Driver for Win9X/NT 4.0  
VERSION:		1.82		
PLATFORM:		Versa LX/LXi (N1/N1+)/ VX/VXi(L1/L1+)
LANGUAGE:		English
O/S:			Win9X/ NT
ENGINEER:		Sandy Cote 
DATE: 			4/26/2000

INTRODUCTION:
These drivers are provided AS-IS from Xircom to support the Modem connection on the Xircom Combo Card in the Versa LX/LXi (N1/N1+)/ VX/VXi(L1/L1+) under Win9X/NT 4.0.

	These drivers are released WHQL certified, by Microsoft, MID #26364.  

ADDED FEATURES:
None

BUGS FIXED:
None
 
KNOWN RESTRICTIONS:
None

TEST RECOMMENDATIONS:
Install and ensure functionality under NT4.0 and Win9X.

REFERENCES: 
Following documents can be found in Lotus Notes database:
LX (N1) PRD 
LXi (N1+) PRD 
VX (L1) PRD 
VXi (L1+) PRD

PREVIOUSLY RELEASED COMPONENTS:
	None

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:
 	Run Xircom-Modem182-98.exe and follow instructions from the Install.txt file.

Contents of Install.txt
Installing the Xircom Modem in a generic Windows 98 environment.  
--------------------------------------------------------------------------

 1.  Right-click on My Computer and select Properties.

 2.  Select the Device Manager tab.

 3.  Double-click on the yellow banged PCI Card under Other Devices.  

 4.  Select the Driver Tab.  

 5.  Click on Update Driver.  

 6.  At the Update Device Driver Wizard window click next.

 7.  At the following window, select "Search for a better driver..." and click Next.

 8.  At the next window check the box next to "specify a location".  Enter the following location 
     C:\Windows\Options\Xircom-Modem182-98 and click next.

 9.  When windows finds the driver for the device, click next.

10.  Windows will then install the drivers.  Close the Modem Properties window.

11.  Click OK to close the System Properties Window.

12.  Go to Control Panel and double click on Modems.  The Location Information window will appear.  

13.  Enter your area code and dialing information and click Close.  

14.  The Modems Properties window will appear.  Make any necessary changes to the modem settings and 
     click OK to complete the setup.

RELEASE TYPE: Internal
TITLE:  	Xircom MiniPCI Combo Card Modem drivers (Unsigned)  
VERSION:  	1.51.3  
PLATFORM:  	Versa FX/VX/Lxi (B4/L1/N1/N1+)
LANGUAGE:  	English
O/S:  		Windows 95/98/NT  
ENGINEER: 	Chad Hawkins    
DATE: 		2/8/00



INTRODUCTION:
This is the release of the Xircom MiniPCI Combo card modem drivers for the Versa FX/VX/LXi. 
These drivers are for Windows 95/98/NT.  These drivers are AS IS from Xircom.

ADDED FEATURES:
	None, this is the first release.

BUGS FIXED:
	None, this is the first release.

KNOWN RESTRICTIONS:
These drivers are not logo’d by Microsoft.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:
Run Xircom-Modem1513-NT.exe and follow instructions from the Install.txt file.

Contents of Install.txt:

Xircom Modem Installation Instructions for Windows NT

1. From the Windows Desktop, Click on Start, then Settings, then Control Panel.
   Once Control panel opens, select Modem and double click.
2. Select 'Don't detect my modem, I will select it from a list.' Click next.
3. Click Have Disk then Click Browse.
4. Browse to C:\Winnt\Options\Xircom-Modem1513-NT (you will see mpc002b0.inf, select it).
   Click Open, then Click OK.
5. Xircom MPCI+Modem 56 WinGlobal, will be selected. Click Next.
6. Select which PORT you want to use with your Modem.  Click Next.
7. The files will copy. Once done, Click Finish. Close the Modem Properties Window.
8. If prompted, restart your computer.

RELEASE TYPE: Internal 
TITLE: Xircom Combo Card Modem Driver for Win2000 
VERSION: 1.82 
PLATFORM: Versa LX/LXi (N1/N1 )/ VX/VXi(L1/L1 )
LANGUAGE: English
O/S: Win2000
ENGINEER: Sandy Cote 
DATE: 4/26/2000


INTRODUCTION:
These drivers are provided AS-IS from Xircom to support the Modem connection on the Xircom Combo Card in the Versa LX/LXi (N1/N1 )/ VX/VXi(L1/L1 ) under Win2000.

These drivers are released WHQL certified, by Microsoft, MID #26364. 

ADDED FEATURES:
None

BUGS FIXED:
None

KNOWN RESTRICTIONS:
None

TEST RECOMMENDATIONS:
Install and ensure functionality under Win2000.

REFERENCES: 
Following documents can be found in Lotus Notes database:
LX (N1) PRD 
LXi (N1 ) PRD 
VX (L1) PRD 
VXi (L1 ) PRD

PREVIOUSLY RELEASED COMPONENTS:
None

DIFFERENCES:
None

COMPRESSED FILES:
None

BUILD INSTRUCTIONS:
None

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:
Use standard Win2000 installation procedure to install these drivers.

RELEASE TYPE: Internal 
TITLE: Askey Modem Driver
VERSION: v5.66
PLATFORM: Versa LXi, VX (N1, L1)
LANGUAGE: English
O/S: Win2000
ENGINEER: Sandy Cote 
DATE: 3/22/2000

INTRODUCTION:
This driver is provided AS IS by ASKEY to support the MiniPCI Modem under Win9X/NT 4.0 in the Versa LXi, VX (N1,L1) . This driver has been Microsoft WHQL certified, MID #22042.

ADDED FEATURES:
None

BUGS FIXED:
None

KNOWN RESTRICTIONS:
None provided by ASKEY 

TEST RECOMMENDATIONS:
Install and ensure functionality under Windows 2000

REFERENCES: 
None

PREVIOUSLY RELEASED COMPONENTS:
None

DIFFERENCES:
None

COMPRESSED FILES:
None

BUILD INSTRUCTIONS:
None

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:
Standard installation through Windows Control Panel

RELEASE TYPE: Internal 
TITLE: Askey MiniPCI Modem drivers 
VERSION: 5.62.
PLATFORM: Versa VX/Lxi (L1/N1) 
LANGUAGE: English
O/S: All

RELEASE TYPE: Internal
TITLE:  	Xircom MiniPCI Combo Card LAN drivers   
VERSION:  	4.01.65  
PLATFORM:  	Versa FX/VX/Lxi (B4/L1/N1)
LANGUAGE:  	English
O/S:  		Windows 95/98/NT  
ENGINEER: 	Chad Hawkins    
DATE: 		2/7/00


INTRODUCTION:
This is the release of  the Xircom Combo card LAN drivers for the Versa FX/VX/LXi. 
These drivers are for Windows 95/98/NT.  These drivers are AS IS from Xircom.

ADDED FEATURES:
	None, this is the first release.

BUGS FIXED:
	None, this is the first release.

KNOWN RESTRICTIONS:
These drivers are not logo’d by Microsoft.

TEST RECOMMENDATIONS:
	None. 

REFERENCES: 
	Readme files located in the INFO directory.

PREVIOUSLY RELEASED COMPONENTS:
	None. 

COMPRESSED FILES:
None.

BUILD INSTRUCTIONS:
	None.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:

Installation Of Xircom LAN Drivers in a Windows NT environment
--------------------------------------------------------------

 1.  From the Windows desktop, right-click on the Network Neighborhood 
     Icon and choose Properties.

 2.  At the Network Configuration window you will be prompted that Windows NT 
     Networking is not installed.  Click Yes.

 3.  The Network Setup Wizard window will appear.  Select "Wired to the Network"
     and click Next.

 4.  At the following window click the "Select from list..." button.

 5.  At the Select Network Adapter window, click Have Disk.

 6.  At the Insert Disk window, enter the following path: 
	C:\Winnt\Options\Xircom-LAN40165-NT 

     and click OK.

 7.  At the Select OEM Option window, select "Intel(r) PRO Adapter" and click OK.

 8.  The Network Setup Wizard window will reappear;  click Next.
 
 9.  At the following window click Next.

10.  Click Next at the next window and again at the following window.

11.  The Windows NT Setup window will appear;  you will need to enter the 
     path to the i386 directory on your hard disk.  This is usually C:\i386.  
     Click Continue.

12.  You will the be prompted if you want to use DCHP;  select Yes or No.  If you are unsure 
     contact your system administrator.  

13.  Click Next at the following window.

14.  Click Next again at the next window.

15.  At the following window, specify a computer name and the name of your workgroup
     or domain and click Next.

16.  At the next window, click Finish.

17.  At the Network Settings Change window you will be prompted to restart your computer. 
     Click Yes to do so.

RELEASE TYPE:		Internal   
TITLE:			Xircom Combo Card LAN Driver for Win2000 & Win9X  
VERSION:		4.01.75.0000		
PLATFORM:		Versa LX/LXi (N1/N1+)/ VX/VXi(L1/L1+)
LANGUAGE:		English
O/S:			Win2000/ Win9X (WDM)
ENGINEER:		Sandy Cote 
DATE: 			4/26/2000


INTRODUCTION:
These drivers are provided AS-IS from Xircom to support the LAN connection on the Xircom Combo Card in the Versa LX/LXi (N1/N1+)/ VX/VXi(L1/L1+) under Win9X and Win2000.

	These drivers are released WHQL certified, by Microsoft, MID #26364.  

ADDED FEATURES:
None

BUGS FIXED:
None
 
KNOWN RESTRICTIONS:
None

TEST RECOMMENDATIONS:
Install and ensure functionality under Win2000 and Win9X.

REFERENCES: 
Following documents are found with the drivers:
	Readme.txt
	Update.txt
	Info directory has multiple information documents.

Following documents can be found in Lotus Notes database:
LX (N1) PRD 
LXi (N1+) PRD 
VX (L1) PRD 
VXi (L1+) PRD

PREVIOUSLY RELEASED COMPONENTS:
	None

DIFFERENCES:
None

COMPRESSED FILES:
None

BUILD INSTRUCTIONS:
None

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:

WINDOWS 2000 INSTALLATION NOTES
 ===============================
LOCATION OF DRIVER:       \E100BNT5.SYS (NDIS 5.0)
LOCATION OF SETUP FILE:   \NET82557.INF

NOTE: 
-----
        Windows 2000 does not offload fragmented IP traffic to the adapter.

NOTE for PRO/100 S Adapter Users: 
---------------------------------
        If Windows 2000 is enabled for IPSec encryption, the
        PRO/100 S adapter automatically offloads the intensive
        encryption and authentication functions onto the IPSec
        co-processor on the adapter. (The PRO/100 S adapter driver 
        registers with the operating system to automatically enable
        this function.)  The result is an increase in throughput
        and a decrease in CPU utilization.

Note for Windows NT 4 Users:
----------------------------
        If you upgrade your operating system from Windows NT 4.0 to
        Windows 2000, you may need to re-specify your settings for
        Speed and Duplex in PROSet.

Install Network Drivers from Disk
---------------------------------
After you put the adapter in the computer, connect
the cable, plug in the power cord and start Windows, Windows
automatically installs a driver for the adapter from its own
library of drivers.

However, you should still install the driver that is included
on the Intel adapter CD to ensure you have the complete
set of features for the adapter.  You can install this driver
manually using the following instructions:
 
To update the driver for the adapter:

1.  Insert the Intel adapter CD or disk.
2.  From the Control Panel, double-click the System icon, select
    the Hardware tab, and click the Device Manager button.
3.  Select "Network Adapters" and right-click on the appropriate
    adapter listing to display its menu.  Then click
    the Properties menu option.
4.  From the Properties dialog box, click the Driver tab and
    click the Update Driver button.  The Update Device Driver
    Wizard appears.  Click Next.
5.  At the prompt "What do you want the wizard to do?", select
    the "Search for a suitable driver for my device" radio button,
    and click Next.
6.  Select the appropriate media checkbox and click Next.
7.  Select the "Install one of the other drivers" check box and
    click Next.
8.  Select the driver on the Intel adapter CD or disk and click
    Next.
9.  Restart your computer.

After restarting Windows, connect to your network by double-clicking
the My Network Places icon on the desktop.


 WINDOWS 98 INSTALLATION NOTES
  =============================
LOCATION OF DRIVER:       \E100BNT5.SYS (NDIS 5.0)
LOCATION OF SETUP FILE:   \NET82557.INF


Manually Adding an Adapter in Windows 98
========================================

If the New Hardware Found dialog box does not appear at startup and
you cannot connect to the network, check the Device Manager list to
see if the new adapter is present. If it is not, follow these steps:

1.  From the Control Panel, double-click the System icon.
2.  Click the Device Manager tab.
3.  Double-click Other Devices or Network Adapters in the list area.
4.  Double-click a PCI Ethernet Controller.
5.  Click the Driver tab, then click Update Driver.
6.  Click Next at the Update Device Driver Wizard.
7.  Select "Display a list of all the drivers..." and click Next.
8.  Insert the Intel adapter disk and click Have Disk.
9.  Enter the appropriate drive for your disk media (A:, D:, etc.), and click OK.
10. Click OK at the Select Device dialog box.
11. The Update Wizard displays the message that it has found the driver.
    Click Next.
12. Click Finish.
13. Restart your computer when prompted. 

RELEASE TYPE: Internal 
TITLE: Xircom Combo Card LAN Driver for Win2000 & Win9X 
VERSION: 4.01.75.0000 
PLATFORM: Versa LX/LXi (N1/N1+)/ VX/VXi(L1/L1+)
LANGUAGE: English
O/S: Win2000/ Win9X (WDM)
ENGINEER: Sandy Cote 
DATE: 4/26/2000

INTRODUCTION:
These drivers are provided AS-IS from Xircom to support the LAN connection on the Xircom Combo Card in the Versa LX/LXi (N1/N1+)/ VX/VXi(L1/L1+) under Win9X and Win2000.

These drivers are released WHQL certified, by Microsoft, MID #26364. 

ADDED FEATURES:
None

BUGS FIXED:
None

KNOWN RESTRICTIONS:
None

TEST RECOMMENDATIONS:
Install and ensure functionality under Win2000 and Win9X.

REFERENCES: 
Following documents are found with the drivers:
Readme.txt
Update.txt
Info directory has multiple information documents.

Following documents can be found in Lotus Notes database:
LX (N1) PRD 
LXi (N1+) PRD 
VX (L1) PRD 
VXi (L1+) PRD

PREVIOUSLY RELEASED COMPONENTS:
None

DIFFERENCES:
None

COMPRESSED FILES:
None

BUILD INSTRUCTIONS:
None

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:

WINDOWS 2000 INSTALLATION NOTES
===============================
LOCATION OF DRIVER: \E100BNT5.SYS (NDIS 5.0)
LOCATION OF SETUP FILE: \NET82557.INF

NOTE: 
-----
Windows 2000 does not offload fragmented IP traffic to the adapter.

NOTE for PRO/100 S Adapter Users: 
---------------------------------
If Windows 2000 is enabled for IPSec encryption, the
PRO/100 S adapter automatically offloads the intensive
encryption and authentication functions onto the IPSec
co-processor on the adapter. (The PRO/100 S adapter driver 
registers with the operating system to automatically enable
this function.) The result is an increase in throughput
and a decrease in CPU utilization.

Note for Windows NT 4 Users:
----------------------------
If you upgrade your operating system from Windows NT 4.0 to
Windows 2000, you may need to re-specify your settings for
Speed and Duplex in PROSet.

Install Network Drivers from Disk
---------------------------------
After you put the adapter in the computer, connect
the cable, plug in the power cord and start Windows, Windows
automatically installs a driver for the adapter from its own
library of drivers.

However, you should still install the driver that is included
on the Intel adapter CD to ensure you have the complete
set of features for the adapter. You can install this driver
manually using the following instructions:

To update the driver for the adapter:

1. Insert the Intel adapter CD or disk.
2. From the Control Panel, double-click the System icon, select
the Hardware tab, and click the Device Manager button.
3. Select "Network Adapters" and right-click on the appropriate
adapter listing to display its menu. Then click
the Properties menu option.
4. From the Properties dialog box, click the Driver tab and
click the Update Driver button. The Update Device Driver
Wizard appears. Click Next.
5. At the prompt "What do you want the wizard to do?", select
the "Search for a suitable driver for my device" radio button,
and click Next.
6. Select the appropriate media checkbox and click Next.
7. Select the "Install one of the other drivers" check box and
click Next.
8. Select the driver on the Intel adapter CD or disk and click
Next.
9. Restart your computer.

After restarting Windows, connect to your network by double-clicking
the My Network Places icon on the desktop.


WINDOWS 98 INSTALLATION NOTES
=============================
LOCATION OF DRIVER: \E100BNT5.SYS (NDIS 5.0)
LOCATION OF SETUP FILE: \NET82557.INF

Manually Adding an Adapter in Windows 98
========================================

If the New Hardware Found dialog box does not appear at startup and
you cannot connect to the network, check the Device Manager list to see if the new adapter is present. If it is not, follow these steps:

1. From the Control Panel, double-click the System icon.
2. Click the Device Manager tab.
3. Double-click Other Devices or Network Adapters in the list area.
4. Double-click a PCI Ethernet Controller.
5. Click the Driver tab, then click Update Driver.
6. Click Next at the Update Device Driver Wizard.
7. Select "Display a list of all the drivers..." and click Next.
8. Insert the Intel adapter disk and click Have Disk.
9. Enter the appropriate drive for your disk media (A:, D:, etc.), and click OK.
10. Click OK at the Select Device dialog box.
11. The Update Wizard displays the message that it has found the driver.
Click Next.
12. Click Finish.
13. Restart your computer when prompted.

RELEASE TYPE:  External   
TITLE:  PCI-1450 Cardbus Controller Support  Installation for Windows 95   
VERSION:  1.00.00  
PLATFORM:  N1  
LANGUAGE:  English
O/S:  Windows 95  
ENGINEER: Chad Hawkins    
DATE: 11/7/99



INTRODUCTION:
This is the release of  v1.00.00 of the PCI-1450 Cardbus Controller Support Installation. This installation  installs the pcmcia.inf file for the PCI-1450 Cardbus Controller.  This installation is for the Versa LXi (N1) platform.  

	This installation uses InstallShield 5.53 with the International Language pack.


ADDED FEATURES:
	None, this is the first release of this product.

BUGS FIXED:
	None.


KNOWN RESTRICTIONS:
	None.

TEST RECOMMENDATIONS:
	Check to make sure that the installation is updating the cardbus controller to the proper version.  

REFERENCES: 
	None.

PREVIOUSLY RELEASED COMPONENTS:
	PCMCIA.INF

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:

Installing the TI-1450 Cardbus Controller Drivers for Windows 95 on your Versa LXi
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

This installation is only necessary if you have a generic Windows 95 installation.  It is not 
needed for an NEC Windows 95 environment.  

 1.  Run LXi-PCI1450-95.exe

 2.  At the Welcome window click Next.

 3.  Choose Standard Install (the default selection) and click Next.

 4.  The files will be copied to your computer.

 5.  At the Setup Complete window, click Finish to restart your computer.

 6.  Upon reboot, you may be prompted to insert your Windows 95 CD-ROM.  Insert it in the
     CD-ROM drive and click OK.

 7.  Then go to Control Panel and double-click on PC Card (PCMCIA).  

 8.  At the Welcome to PC Card Wizard window, select No, and then click Next.
     
 9.  At the following window select No again, and then click Next.  

10.  At the next window click Finish.  

11.  At the System Settings Change window, you will be prompted that you must turn
     your computer off.  Click Yes to do so.

12.  Power on your computer, and the cardbus controller will be enabled.    


Getting the latest CardBus Card drivers for Windows 95 for your Versa LXi system
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

To update your system with the latest CardBus drivers for Windows 95, go to the following website with your web browser:

http://www.microsoft.com/windows95/downloads/contents/wurecommended/s_wuservicepacks/pccard/default.asp

PLEASE NOTE:  This update is for a generic Windows 95 environment only, it is not necessary if you have an NEC Versa 
Windows 95 environment.  It should not be used if you are running Windows 98 or Windows NT on your system.

Once there, click on the "Next >" button under the heading "Windows 95 OEM SR2 Update for Proper Plug and Play Operation with Multifunction CardBus Cards."

At the following screen select a Download Site from the dropdown list.  Then click the Download Now button.

When the File Download window opens, select either "Run this program from its current location" or "Save this program 
to disk" and click OK.  (The default is "Save this program to disk.")  

If you choose to save it to disk specify a location to save the file to at the Save As window and then click the Save button.

Complete the update by running the file from that location either by double-clicking on it or by using the Run command on 
the Start Menu.

RELEASE TYPE:  External   
TITLE:  	NEC VersaGlide Installation for Windows 98   
VERSION:  	1.00.05  
PLATFORM:  	Versa VXi  (L1+/L1R)
Versa LXi (N1+, N1++)
Versa SXi (M3, M3+) 
LANGUAGE:  	English
O/S:  		Windows 98  
ENGINEER: 	Stefan Bourque    
DATE: 		10/04/00



INTRODUCTION:
This is the release of  v1.00.05 of the NEC VersaGlide Installation.  This installation installs NEC VersaGlide Driver v4.5.906 for Windows 98.  This installation is for the Versa VXi platforms.

	This installation uses InstallShield Professional 6.2 Language Pack West.

ADDED FEATURES:
The NEC VersaGlide Driver v4.5.906 was updated to the signed version for this installation.

BUGS FIXED:
	None.


KNOWN RESTRICTIONS:

The apoint.inf file in the My Installations\Alps45906is6\Drivers directory or in the release zip file will not exactly match the apoint.inf file from the released version of the 4.5.906 drivers as the following edits were made to the file:  

In the [SourceDisksNames] section of the file the following lines were added:
;These lines below modified by NEC Inc. for custom install
1="Alps Mouse Driver File",,,%Source_Dir%

In the [Strings] section of the file the following lines were added:
;Added by NEC Inc. for pre-install
Source_Dir		= "C:\WINDOWS\OPTIONS\GLIDEPAD"

This is so that the driver will install to the same location as on the Recovery CD.

This installation is too large to fit on a diskette.  

TEST RECOMMENDATIONS:
	Check to make sure that the installation is updating the mouse driver files to the proper version.  

REFERENCES: 
	NEC VersaGlide Installation for Win 98 v1.00.05.

PREVIOUSLY RELEASED COMPONENTS:
NEC VersaGlide Mouse Driver 4.5.906 (09260001). 



INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:
Run Vglide-45906-98.exe and follow on-screen instructions.

RELEASE TYPE:	Internal   
TITLE:	GlidePad Driver for Windows NT
VERSION:	v1.5.904		
PLATFORM:	Versa VXi (L1 )
LANGUAGE:	English
O/S:	Windows NT
ENGINEER:	Sandy Cote 
DATE: 	5/30/2000



INTRODUCTION:

These drivers are provided AS-IS from ALPS to support the Versa GlidePad in the Versa VXi (L1 ) under Windows NT.

These drivers are released without Microsoft WHQL certification.


ADDED FEATURES:
None

BUGS FIXED:
None
 
KNOWN RESTRICTIONS:
None

TEST RECOMMENDATIONS:
Install and ensure functionality under Windows NT.

REFERENCES: 
VXi (L1 ) PRD

PREVIOUSLY RELEASED COMPONENTS:

DIFFERENCES:
None

COMPRESSED FILES:
None

BUILD INTRUCTIONS:
None

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:
Standard Windows NT installation procedure.