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COPY A:\UPDATE.EXE C) Remove the Drivers Diskette from drive A, and insert the "Work Diskette 1". You must next delete some files to make room on "Work Diskette 1" for new drivers by entering the following commands: DEL IBM2FLPY.ADD DEL IBM2ADSK.ADD DEL IBM2SCSI.ADD DEL AHA*.ADD Copy new drivers to "Work Diskette 1" by entering the command: COPY *.* A:\ You may delete all the files in the C:\HPTEMP directory and also delete the C:\TEMP directory. Now you are ready to implement the steps listed in Procedure #1: Install IBM OS/2 product using standard IBM installation process and then apply Hewlett-Packard specific drivers. Section 4. Installing Hewlett-Packard NIC's The following section will help you get a Hewlett-Packard LAN adapter installed on an HP NetServer running OS/2. Installing OS/2 LAN Services for use with the HP J2973A or J2970A 10BaseT PCI LAN Adapter (CD-ROM) This network adapter is included with the HP NetServer LC Plus. If you are installing OS/2 LAN Server 4.0 or OS/2 Warp Server's File and Print services on a system equipped with the HP J2973A 10BaseT adapter, you will need to add the device driver for the J2973A adapter to your system's configuration. This driver may be added during the installation of LAN Server, or it may be added later via the OS/2 LAN Services Installation/Configuration utility. This utility can be started from its icon in the IBM LAN Services folder in LAN Server 4.0, or from the LAN Services File and Print folder in OS/2 Warp Server. The following steps assume that you are familiar with OS/2 LAN Services installation. For more information about OS/2 LAN Services, refer to the "Easy Start" and "Up and Running!" manuals that accompany OS/2 LAN Server or OS/2 Warp Server. 1. Once you begin the installation/configuration of OS/2 LAN Server, or OS/2 Warp Server File and Print services, you will answer a series of questions. At the "Easy or Tailored Installation/ Configuration" window, select "Tailored", then select "Install or configure this 32

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COPY A:\UPDATE.EXE
C) Remove the Drivers Diskette from drive A, and insert the "Work Diskette 1". You must
next delete some files to make room on "Work Diskette 1" for new drivers by entering the
following commands:
DEL IBM2FLPY.ADD
DEL IBM2ADSK.ADD
DEL IBM2SCSI.ADD
DEL AHA*.ADD
Copy new drivers to "Work Diskette 1" by entering the command:
COPY *.* A:\
You may delete all the files in the C:\HPTEMP directory and also delete the C:\TEMP
directory.
Now you are ready to implement the steps listed in Procedure #1: Install IBM OS/2 product
using standard IBM installation process and then apply Hewlett-Packard specific drivers.
Section 4. Installing Hewlett-Packard NIC's
The following section will help you get a Hewlett-Packard LAN adapter installed on an HP
NetServer running OS/2.
Installing OS/2 LAN Services for use with the HP J2973A or J2970A 10BaseT
PCI LAN Adapter (CD-ROM)
This network adapter is included with the HP NetServer LC Plus.
If you are installing OS/2 LAN Server 4.0 or OS/2 Warp Server's File and Print services on a
system equipped with the HP J2973A 10BaseT adapter, you will need to add the device driver
for the J2973A adapter to your system's configuration. This driver may be added during the
installation of LAN Server, or it may be added later via the OS/2 LAN Services
Installation/Configuration utility. This utility can be started from its icon in the IBM LAN
Services folder in LAN Server 4.0, or from the LAN Services File and Print folder in OS/2 Warp
Server.
The following steps assume that you are familiar with OS/2 LAN Services installation. For more
information about OS/2 LAN Services, refer to the "Easy Start" and "Up and Running!" manuals
that accompany OS/2 LAN Server or OS/2 Warp Server.
1.
Once you begin the installation/configuration of OS/2 LAN Server, or OS/2 Warp Server File
and Print services, you will answer a series of questions. At the "Easy or Tailored
Installation/ Configuration" window, select "Tailored", then select "Install or configure this