Category : Utilities for DOS and Windows Machines
Archive   : ACC0313.ZIP
Filename : BANYAN.DAT
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PLEASE READ THE GENERAL INFORMATION FILE CAREFULLY ON THIS DISK
BEFORE PROCEEDING FURTHER....
1. If the network card has any ROM or RAM or both in high memory
(above 640K) then :-
a) set it as high as possible
b) exclude the address you have set it to with
ALLEMM4.SYS and use the RAM option with ALLEMM4.
2. At the DOS prompt use FILES =
BUFFERS =
LASTDRIVE =
DEVICE =
to load your overhead up into high memory.
When you have finished your complete set up and
everything works fine - you should put your FILES, BUFFERS,
LASTDRIVE & DEVICE commands into your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
3. Now run BAN /NC (i.e. No Controller)
This loads low and only takes up 1 KB of Conventional memory.
4. ALLOAD
i.e. for Token Ring
ALLOAD TOKUBAN.COM
i.e. for Etherlink
ALLOAD ETHERBAN.COM
5. Finally
ALLOAD EPCBFS.COM - the DOS Redirector
Banyan Memory Requirements for VINES 3.01
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RAM RAM
Required Address Address RAM
Description File Name (Bytes) (hex) Area (hex)
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*****Base Software*****
Interrupt Dispatcher BAN COM 1600
DOS Redirector EPCBFS COM 57744
*****Options*****
NetBIOS emulator PCNETB COM 38682
Asynch Terminal Emulation RASYNCH COM 46128
3270/SNA R3270 COM 66800
T3270 COM 42448
Semaphore Emulation PCSEM COM 19584
Remote Print PCPRINT COM 7424
RAM RAM
Required Address Address RAM
Description File Name (Bytes) (hex) Area (hex)
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*****LAN DRIVERS*****
Asynch Dial-in ASYNCBAN COM 56889
3COM Etherlink ETHERBAN COM 50581
3COM Etherlink II 3C503BAN COM 51691 C8000 C8000,CC000,
D8000,DC000
3COM Etherlink/MC 3C523BAN COM 52835 C0000,D0000
ProNET-10 Token Ring PROBAN COM 48891
ProNET-4/PC(P1340)TokenRing PRO4BAN COM 52511 E0000 00000-FE000
divisible by 2000
ProNET-4/AT(P1344)TokenRing PRO4BAN COM 52511
Micom NI5010 Ethernet INTERBAN COM 50617
Micom NI5210 Ethernet INTR2BAN COM 51748 C0000 C0000-EC000
divisible by 4000
Micom NI5210S Starlan INTR2BAN COM 51748 C0000 C0000-EC000
divisible by 4000
Omninet OMNIBAN COM 53443
ARCNET ARCBAN COM 50043 E0000 00000-F0000
divisible by 1000
IBM PC Network PCNETBAN COM 52293
Ungerman-Bass NIC Ethernet UNGERBAN COM 50409 80000 80000-F8000
divisible by 8000
Ungerman-Bass NIU Ethernet UBNIUBAN COM 50247
Ungerman-Bass NIU TokenRing UBTKBAN COM D0000 80000-F0000
divisible by 10000
VistaLAN/PC VLANBAN COM 51591 D0000 C0000-E0000
divisible by 8000
IBM Token Ring TOKNBAN COM 51819 D8000 00000-FC000
divisible by 1000
IBM Token Ring (TOKREUI) TOKUIBAN COM 51754 D8000 00000-FC000
divisible by 1000
+ IBM LAN Sup.Prog. v1.01 dxma0mod sys 8208
& dmxc0mod sys
David Systems IPA IPABAN COM 55467
Northern Telecom LanStar LSTARBAN COM 50419
AT&T Starlan ATTSTBAN COM 51811 C0000 80000-F0000
divisible by 10000
WD 8003S Starlan WDBAN COM 52253 C4000 80000-FE000
divisible by 2000
WD 8003E Ethernet WDBAN COM 52253 C4000 80000-FE000
divisible by 2000
The RAM requirements for the LAN Drivers are based upon:
a. Default of 6 Open Files Volumes
b. Default of 18 Communication Buffers
The size of the LAN driver will vary depending upon these Comm
Buffers and Files in the PCCONFIG.DB:
For each additional File Volume - add 220 Bytes
For each additional Comm Buffer - add 1024 Bytes
Examples:
The X= (exclude) should exclude the ROM and RAM area
used by the Network card. This will vary from card to card.
EXAMPLE 1:
WYSE 286 with MDA & Pronet & 1MB
- Free DOS memory after LOGIN 629K
CONFIG.SYS: DEVICE=ALLEMM4.SYS /RAM /FR=NONE
N.B. If you plan to use EMS, then you will need an EMS pageframe
and therefore cannot have FR=NONE.
AUTOEXEC.BAT: FILES=20
BUFFERS=50
LASTDRIV=C:/DOS/ANSI.SYS
BAN /NC
ALLOAD PROBAN
ALLOAD EPCBFS
Z:LOGIN
EXAMPLE 2:
WYSE with EGA & Token Ring with Primary Adapter & 1MB
- Free DOS memory after LOGIN 560K
CONFIG.SYS:
DEVICE=ALLEMM4.SYS /RAM /FR=NONE /X=C400-C9FF /X=D800-DBFF
In this example the Token Ring ROM is set at C400-C9FF, the RAM
is set at D800-DBFF because we are using TOKNBAN.
N.B. If you plan to use EMS, then you will need an EMS pageframe
and therefore cannot have FR=NONE.
N.B. If you are using Token Ring Adapters, you should read the
Token Ring File to place you Token Ring Adapter Card ROM
& RAM at the most convenient location.
N.B. If you are using TOKNBAN and you do not have a PS/2, then
use the Banyan PCCONFIG program to set your network card
ROM at the most convenient location and RAM at D800. This
is inconvenient but until PS/2s came along the RAM was hard
wired at D800. With a PS/2, you can use the Reference Disk
to relocate the RAM.
AUTOEXEC.BAT:
FILES /AS =20
BUFFERS /AS =50
LASTDRIV /AS =Z:
DEVICE /AS =ANSI.SYS
BAN /NC
ALLOAD TOKNBAN (You may need to use ALLOAD /SG:aaaa to load )
ALLOAD EPCBFS (these to files into the right memory spaces )
Z:LOGIN
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