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ISA Configuration, Utility Diskette

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The configuration (.cfg) file used by the ICU for this card is now invalid or does not exist. Do you wish to load the file? No configuration (.cfg) file exists for the card being modified. Do you want to load one? This message appears when you try to add a listed card and the configuration file for this card has been corrupted or deleted from the database. You can get a copy of the configuration file from the original ISA Configuration Utility Diskette that you used to create the backup ICU diskette. Use the following procedure: This message appears when you modify a card and its configuration file does not exist or has been deleted. The name of the configuration file is part of this card ID. For example, if the card ID is ICU0200, the configuration file is !icu0200.cfg. This is an EISA system. Use an ECU, not the ICU, to configure your system. This message appears if you attempt to run the ICU on an EISA system. To use the ICU, you must load the utility onto a non-EISA system. NOTE: For the full name of an abbreviation or acronym used in this table, see the Glossary. ISA Configuration Utility Messages C-5

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ISA Configuration Utility Messages
C-5
The configuration (.cfg)
file used by the ICU for
this card is now invalid
or does not exist. Do you
wish to load the file?
No configuration (.cfg)
file exists for the card
being modified. Do you
want to load one?
This message appears
when you try to add a listed
card and the configuration
file for this card has been
corrupted or deleted from
the database.
This message appears
when you modify a card
and its configuration file
does not exist or has been
deleted.
You can get a copy of the configuration
file from the original
ISA Configuration
Utility Diskette
that you used to create
the backup ICU diskette. Use the fol-
lowing procedure:
The name of the configuration file
is part of this card ID. For example,
if the card ID is ICU0200, the con-
figuration file is
!icu0200.cfg
.
This is an EISA system.
Use an ECU, not the ICU,
to configure your system.
This message appears if
you attempt to run the ICU
on an EISA system.
To use the ICU, you must load the utility
onto a non-EISA system.
NOTE: For the full name of an abbreviation or acronym used in this table, see the Glossary.