NAME
   E100PKT 0.3, packet driver for DOS

SYNOPSIS
   E100PKT <option>

DESCRIPTION
   E100PKT is a basic packet driver for Intel's 8255x family of
   Ethernet adapters. It should work with any PCI device that
   Linux's e100 kernel module (in e100.c) does.

   Options are case-insensitive and must begin with either a / or -.
   All the program's input and output is in hex without a leading
   "0x" (e.g. "60" is 96 decimal).

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
   * An IBM PC or compatible
   * An Intel 80386 or compatible processor
   * DOS 2 or higher
   * 2560 bytes of free conventional memory
   * An Intel E100 Ethernet adapter. That is, a PCI device whose
     vendor id is 8086 and device id is one of the following:

       1029    103c    1057    1091    27dc
       1030    103d    1059    1092
       1031    103e    1064    1093
       1032    1050    1065    1094
       1033    1051    1066    1095
       1034    1052    1067    1209
       1038    1053    1068    1229
       1039    1054    1069    2449
       103a    1055    106a    2459
       103b    1056    106b    245d

OPTIONS
   /h
   /?
       Show usage.
   /v
       Show version.
   /u
       Unload the packet driver from memory.
   /i <int_no>
       Load the packet driver into memory at the specified software
       interrupt. Valid interrupt numbers are: 60-66, 68-6f, or
       7b-7e (inclusive).
   /d
       Dump PCI configuration space to E100.PCI
       Dump EEPROM to E100.EEP
       Dump CSR to E100.CSR

BUGS
   * E100PKT cannot be loaded high.
   * E100PKT uses too much memory.
   * E100PKT cannot be unloaded if its hardware interrupt vector
     has been hooked since loading it.
   * Please send any feedback and bug reports to <[email protected]>.

HOME PAGE
   gopher://sdf.org/1/users/sethsimon/e100pkt/ has the latest
   version and links to technical documentation.

COPYRIGHT
   Copyright (C) 2022, Seth Simon <[email protected]>.

   E100PKT comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. This is free software
   covered by GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE 3, and you are welcome to
   redistribute it under certain conditions. See http://www.gnu.org
   or COPYING file for details.

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