
;DrIvEr DeScRiPtIoN
;VeRsIoN=1.11
;CoPyRiGhT=Copyright(c) 1998 - 2005 Intel Corporation. All Rights Reserved.
VER: 8.07
SYN: 1.00

;- File: E1000.LDI
;- Intel(R) PRO/1000 PCI/PCI-X Network Connection Driver Installation Information File

   DR E1000
   {
      DES:      $E1000_1
      HELP:     $E1000_2
      PAR:      2.00
; 82542-based fiber
      PROD:     PCI.8086.1000.8086.*.*
      PROD:     PCI.8086.1000.1014.*.*
; 82543GC-based fiber
      PROD:     PCI.8086.1001.8086.*.*
      PROD:     PCI.8086.1001.1014.*.*
; 82543GC-based copper
      PROD:     PCI.8086.1004.*.*.*
; 82544EI-based copper
      PROD:     PCI.8086.1008.*.*.*
; 82544EI-based fiber
      PROD:     PCI.8086.1009.*.*.*
; 82544GC-based copper
      PROD:     PCI.8086.100C.*.*.*
      PROD:     PCI.8086.100D.*.*.*
; 82540EM-based copper
      PROD:     PCI.8086.100E.*.*.*
      PROD:     PCI.8086.1015.*.*.*
; 82540EP-based copper
      PROD:     PCI.8086.1016.*.*.*
      PROD:     PCI.8086.1017.*.*.*
      PROD:     PCI.8086.101E.*.*.*
; 82545EM-based copper
      PROD:     PCI.8086.100F.*.*.*
; 82545EM-based fiber
      PROD:     PCI.8086.1011.*.*.*
; 82545GM-based (copper, fiber, SERDES)
      PROD:     PCI.8086.1026.*.*.*
      PROD:     PCI.8086.1027.*.*.*
      PROD:     PCI.8086.1028.*.*.*
; 82546EB-based copper
      PROD:     PCI.8086.1010.*.*.*
; 82546EB-based fiber
      PROD:     PCI.8086.1012.*.*.*
; 82546EB-based quad port
      PROD:     PCI.8086.101D.*.*.*
; 82541EI-based copper
      PROD:     PCI.8086.1013.*.*.*
      PROD:     PCI.8086.1018.*.*.*
; 82541GI-based copper
      PROD:     PCI.8086.1076.*.*.*
      PROD:     PCI.8086.1077.*.*.*
      PROD:     PCI.8086.107C.*.*.*
      PROD:     PCI.8086.1078.*.*.*
; 82547EI-based copper
      PROD:     PCI.8086.1019.*.*.*
; 82547GI-based copper
      PROD:     PCI.8086.1075.*.*.*
; 82546GB-based (copper, fiber, SERDES)
      PROD:     PCI.8086.1079.*.*.*
      PROD:     PCI.8086.107A.*.*.*
      PROD:     PCI.8086.107B.*.*.*
      PROD:     PCI.8086.1099.*.*.*
;      PROD:     PCI.8086.109B.*.*.*
      PROD:     PCI.8086.108A.*.*.*

;@#   Sprod:    'Intel~Intel(R) PRO/1000 PCI/PCI-X Network Connection Driver'
;@#   Client:   E1000.LAN
;@#   Alias:    E1000.LAN

      FILE: E1000.LAN
      OF:   IANS.LAN

      PR   SLOT    REQ
      {
        HELP:   $E1000_3
        TYP:    DEC (5)
        VAL:    1 - 65535
        DEF:    UND
      }

      PR NODE OPT
      {
        HELP:   $E1000_4
        TYP:    HEX (12)
        VAL:    000000000000-FFFFFFFFFFFF
        DEF:    UND
        Out:    'NODE=%s'
      }

      FR FrameSelect
      {
        Help:   $E1000_5

        CD:     $E1000_6
        CH:     'Ethernet_802.2'

        CD:     $E1000_7
        CH:     'Ethernet_802.3'

        CD:     $E1000_8
        CH:     'Ethernet_SNAP'

        CD:     $E1000_9
        CH:     'Ethernet_II'

        DEF:    1,2,3,4

      }

      PR RXBUFFERS OPT
      {
        DES:    "RX BUFFERS"
        TYP:    DEC (3)
        HELP:   $E1000_10
        VAL:    8 - 128
        DEF:    64
        OUT:    'RXDESCRIPTORS=%s'
      }

      PR TXBUFFERS OPT
      {
        DES:    "TX BUFFERS"
        TYP:    DEC (3)
        HELP:   $E1000_11
        VAL:    32 - 128
        DEF:    96
        OUT:    'TXDESCRIPTORS=%s'
      }

      PR SPEED OPT
      {
        DES:    "SPEED"
        TYP:    DEC (3)
        HELP:   $E1000_12
        VAL:    0, 10, 100
        DEF:    0
        OUT:    'SPEED=%s'
      }

      PR FORCEDUPLEX OPT
      {
        DES:    "FORCE DUPLEX"
        HELP:   $E1000_13
        TYP:    DEC (1)
        VAL:    0, 1, 2
        DEF:    0
        OUT:    'FORCEDUPLEX=%s'
      }

      PR FLOWCONTROL OPT
      {
        DES:    "FLOW CONTROL"
        HELP:   $E1000_14
        TYP:    DEC (1)
        VAL:    0, 1, 2, 3
        DEF:    3
        OUT:    'FLOWCONTROL=%s'
      }

      PR PMEDISABLE OPT
      {
        DES:    "PME DISABLE"
        HELP:   $E1000_15
        TYP:    DEC (1)
        VAL:    0, 1
        DEF:    0
        OUT:    'PMEDISABLE=%s'
      }

      PR COALESCEBUFFERS OPT
      {
        DES:    "COALESCE BUFFERS"
        HELP:   $E1000_16
        TYP:    DEC (3)
        VAL:    32 - 128
        DEF:    96
        OUT:    'COALESCEBUFFERS=%s'
      }
   }

DLANG: 4
;English

       $E1000_1  = "Intel(R) PRO/1000 PCI/PCI-X Network Connection Driver"

       $E1000_2  = "This driver supports Intel(R) PRO/1000 PCI and PCI-X Network Connections.\n\n"

       $E1000_3  = "Slot number for the adapter.\n
                     For PCI adapters, this refers to the Device Location."

       $E1000_4  = "Specifies the MAC address to be used by the board.\n"

       $E1000_5  = "The driver defaults to 802.2 frame format. You
                    may use this default to select from the other 3
                    options => 802.3, Ethernet II and Ethernet SNAP."

       $E1000_6  = "E1000 802.2"

       $E1000_7  = "E1000 802.3"

       $E1000_8  = "E1000 SNAP"

       $E1000_9  = "E1000 E_II"

       $E1000_10 = "This is to pre-allocate receive adapter resources.\n
                     This value MUST BE in multiples of 8.\n
                     This setting may be affected by the Netware server
                     maximum/minimum packet receive buffer settings."

       $E1000_11 = "TX descriptors are used to tell the hardware where the fragments
                     of a transmit packet are in host memory. A transmit packet can use 1
                     or more descriptors. Most transmits require 3 or 4 descriptors. Each
                     descriptor is 16 bytes."

       $E1000_12 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the line speed to the specified
                     value in Mbps. If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0,
                     the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link based on
                     link partner. Gig speed can only be achieved by auto-negotiation.\n
                     This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be 1000 Mbps."

       $E1000_13 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the duplex mode.\n
                     1 - indicates half duplex\n
                     2 - indicates full duplex\n
                     If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0,
                     the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link.  If it cannot
                     auto-negotiate, it will default to half-duplex.\n
                     This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be full duplex."

       $E1000_14 = "Controls the ability of the adapter to advertise flow control
                     capabilities. Default is to allow both TX and RX flow control.\n
                     0 is off, 1 is RX, 2 is TX, 3 is both."

       $E1000_15 = "Enables/disables wake-up from APM power management."

       $E1000_16 = "Number of buffers available for transmits acceleration."

LANG: 6
;French

       $E1000_1  = "Intel(R) PRO/1000 PCI/PCI-X Network Connection Driver"

       $E1000_2  = "This driver supports Intel(R) PRO/1000 PCI and PCI-X Network Connections.\n\n"

       $E1000_3  = "Slot number for the adapter.\n
                     For PCI adapters, this refers to the Device Location."

       $E1000_4  = "Specifies the MAC address to be used by the board.\n"

       $E1000_5  = "The driver defaults to 802.2 frame format. You
                    may use this default to select from the other 3
                    options => 802.3, Ethernet II and Ethernet SNAP."

       $E1000_6  = "E1000 802.2"

       $E1000_7  = "E1000 802.3"

       $E1000_8  = "E1000 SNAP"

       $E1000_9  = "E1000 E_II"

       $E1000_10 = "This is to pre-allocate receive adapter resources.\n
                     This value MUST BE in multiples of 8.\n
                     This setting may be affected by the Netware server
                     maximum/minimum packet receive buffer settings."

       $E1000_11 = "TX descriptors are used to tell the hardware where the fragments
                     of a transmit packet are in host memory. A transmit packet can use 1
                     or more descriptors. Most transmits require 3 or 4 descriptors. Each
                     descriptor is 16 bytes."

       $E1000_12 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the line speed to the specified
                     value in Mbps. If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0,
                     the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link based on
                     link partner. Gig speed can only be achieved by auto-negotiation.\n
                     This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be 1000 Mbps."

       $E1000_13 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the duplex mode.\n
                     1 - indicates half duplex\n
                     2 - indicates full duplex\n
                     If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0,
                     the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link.  If it cannot
                     auto-negotiate, it will default to half-duplex.\n
                     This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be full duplex."

       $E1000_14 = "Controls the ability of the adapter to advertise flow control
                     capabilities. Default is to allow both TX and RX flow control.\n
                     0 is off, 1 is RX, 2 is TX, 3 is both."

       $E1000_15 = "Enables/disables wake-up from APM power management."

       $E1000_16 = "Number of buffers available for transmits acceleration."

LANG: 7
;German

       $E1000_1  = "Intel(R) PRO/1000 PCI/PCI-X Network Connection Driver"

       $E1000_2  = "This driver supports Intel(R) PRO/1000 PCI and PCI-X Network Connections.\n\n"

       $E1000_3  = "Slot number for the adapter.\n
                     For PCI adapters, this refers to the Device Location."

       $E1000_4  = "Specifies the MAC address to be used by the board.\n"

       $E1000_5  = "The driver defaults to 802.2 frame format. You
                    may use this default to select from the other 3
                    options => 802.3, Ethernet II and Ethernet SNAP."

       $E1000_6  = "E1000 802.2"

       $E1000_7  = "E1000 802.3"

       $E1000_8  = "E1000 SNAP"

       $E1000_9  = "E1000 E_II"

       $E1000_10 = "This is to pre-allocate receive adapter resources.\n
                     This value MUST BE in multiples of 8.\n
                     This setting may be affected by the Netware server
                     maximum/minimum packet receive buffer settings."

       $E1000_11 = "TX descriptors are used to tell the hardware where the fragments
                     of a transmit packet are in host memory. A transmit packet can use 1
                     or more descriptors. Most transmits require 3 or 4 descriptors. Each
                     descriptor is 16 bytes."

       $E1000_12 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the line speed to the specified
                     value in Mbps. If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0,
                     the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link based on
                     link partner. Gig speed can only be achieved by auto-negotiation.\n
                     This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be 1000 Mbps."

       $E1000_13 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the duplex mode.\n
                     1 - indicates half duplex\n
                     2 - indicates full duplex\n
                     If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0,
                     the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link.  If it cannot
                     auto-negotiate, it will default to half-duplex.\n
                     This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be full duplex."

       $E1000_14 = "Controls the ability of the adapter to advertise flow control
                     capabilities. Default is to allow both TX and RX flow control.\n
                     0 is off, 1 is RX, 2 is TX, 3 is both."

       $E1000_15 = "Enables/disables wake-up from APM power management."

       $E1000_16 = "Number of buffers available for transmits acceleration."

LANG: 8
;Italian

       $E1000_1  = "Intel(R) PRO/1000 PCI/PCI-X Network Connection Driver"

       $E1000_2  = "This driver supports Intel(R) PRO/1000 PCI and PCI-X Network Connections.\n\n"

       $E1000_3  = "Slot number for the adapter.\n
                     For PCI adapters, this refers to the Device Location."

       $E1000_4  = "Specifies the MAC address to be used by the board.\n"

       $E1000_5  = "The driver defaults to 802.2 frame format. You
                    may use this default to select from the other 3
                    options => 802.3, Ethernet II and Ethernet SNAP."

       $E1000_6  = "E1000 802.2"

       $E1000_7  = "E1000 802.3"

       $E1000_8  = "E1000 SNAP"

       $E1000_9  = "E1000 E_II"

       $E1000_10 = "This is to pre-allocate receive adapter resources.\n
                     This value MUST BE in multiples of 8.\n
                     This setting may be affected by the Netware server
                     maximum/minimum packet receive buffer settings."

       $E1000_11 = "TX descriptors are used to tell the hardware where the fragments
                     of a transmit packet are in host memory. A transmit packet can use 1
                     or more descriptors. Most transmits require 3 or 4 descriptors. Each
                     descriptor is 16 bytes."

       $E1000_12 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the line speed to the specified
                     value in Mbps. If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0,
                     the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link based on
                     link partner. Gig speed can only be achieved by auto-negotiation.\n
                     This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be 1000 Mbps."

       $E1000_13 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the duplex mode.\n
                     1 - indicates half duplex\n
                     2 - indicates full duplex\n
                     If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0,
                     the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link.  If it cannot
                     auto-negotiate, it will default to half-duplex.\n
                     This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be full duplex."

       $E1000_14 = "Controls the ability of the adapter to advertise flow control
                     capabilities. Default is to allow both TX and RX flow control.\n
                     0 is off, 1 is RX, 2 is TX, 3 is both."

       $E1000_15 = "Enables/disables wake-up from APM power management."

       $E1000_16 = "Number of buffers available for transmits acceleration."

LANG: 14
;Spanish

       $E1000_1  = "Intel(R) PRO/1000 PCI/PCI-X Network Connection Driver"

       $E1000_2  = "This driver supports Intel(R) PRO/1000 PCI and PCI-X Network Connections.\n\n"

       $E1000_3  = "Slot number for the adapter.\n
                     For PCI adapters, this refers to the Device Location."

       $E1000_4  = "Specifies the MAC address to be used by the board.\n"

       $E1000_5  = "The driver defaults to 802.2 frame format. You
                    may use this default to select from the other 3
                    options => 802.3, Ethernet II and Ethernet SNAP."

       $E1000_6  = "E1000 802.2"

       $E1000_7  = "E1000 802.3"

       $E1000_8  = "E1000 SNAP"

       $E1000_9  = "E1000 E_II"

       $E1000_10 = "This is to pre-allocate receive adapter resources.\n
                     This value MUST BE in multiples of 8.\n
                     This setting may be affected by the Netware server
                     maximum/minimum packet receive buffer settings."

       $E1000_11 = "TX descriptors are used to tell the hardware where the fragments
                     of a transmit packet are in host memory. A transmit packet can use 1
                     or more descriptors. Most transmits require 3 or 4 descriptors. Each
                     descriptor is 16 bytes."

       $E1000_12 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the line speed to the specified
                     value in Mbps. If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0,
                     the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link based on
                     link partner. Gig speed can only be achieved by auto-negotiation.\n
                     This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be 1000 Mbps."

       $E1000_13 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the duplex mode.\n
                     1 - indicates half duplex\n
                     2 - indicates full duplex\n
                     If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0,
                     the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link.  If it cannot
                     auto-negotiate, it will default to half-duplex.\n
                     This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be full duplex."

       $E1000_14 = "Controls the ability of the adapter to advertise flow control
                     capabilities. Default is to allow both TX and RX flow control.\n
                     0 is off, 1 is RX, 2 is TX, 3 is both."

       $E1000_15 = "Enables/disables wake-up from APM power management."

       $E1000_16 = "Number of buffers available for transmits acceleration."

LANG:  12
;Portugese

       $E1000_1  = "Intel(R) PRO/1000 PCI/PCI-X Network Connection Driver"

       $E1000_2  = "This driver supports Intel(R) PRO/1000 PCI and PCI-X Network Connections.\n\n"

       $E1000_3  = "Slot number for the adapter.\n
                     For PCI adapters, this refers to the Device Location."

       $E1000_4  = "Specifies the MAC address to be used by the board.\n"

       $E1000_5  = "The driver defaults to 802.2 frame format. You
                    may use this default to select from the other 3
                    options => 802.3, Ethernet II and Ethernet SNAP."

       $E1000_6  = "E1000 802.2"

       $E1000_7  = "E1000 802.3"

       $E1000_8  = "E1000 SNAP"

       $E1000_9  = "E1000 E_II"

       $E1000_10 = "This is to pre-allocate receive adapter resources.\n
                     This value MUST BE in multiples of 8.\n
                     This setting may be affected by the Netware server
                     maximum/minimum packet receive buffer settings."

       $E1000_11 = "TX descriptors are used to tell the hardware where the fragments
                     of a transmit packet are in host memory. A transmit packet can use 1
                     or more descriptors. Most transmits require 3 or 4 descriptors. Each
                     descriptor is 16 bytes."

       $E1000_12 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the line speed to the specified
                     value in Mbps. If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0,
                     the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link based on
                     link partner. Gig speed can only be achieved by auto-negotiation.\n
                     This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be 1000 Mbps."

       $E1000_13 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the duplex mode.\n
                     1 - indicates half duplex\n
                     2 - indicates full duplex\n
                     If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0,
                     the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link.  If it cannot
                     auto-negotiate, it will default to half-duplex.\n
                     This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be full duplex."

       $E1000_14 = "Controls the ability of the adapter to advertise flow control
                     capabilities. Default is to allow both TX and RX flow control.\n
                     0 is off, 1 is RX, 2 is TX, 3 is both."

       $E1000_15 = "Enables/disables wake-up from APM power management."

       $E1000_16 = "Number of buffers available for transmits acceleration."

LANG:   9
;Japanese

       $E1000_1  = "Intel(R) PRO/1000 PCI/PCI-X Network Connection Driver"

       $E1000_2  = "This driver supports Intel(R) PRO/1000 PCI and PCI-X Network Connections.\n\n"

       $E1000_3  = "Slot number for the adapter.\n
                     For PCI adapters, this refers to the Device Location."

       $E1000_4  = "Specifies the MAC address to be used by the board.\n"

       $E1000_5  = "The driver defaults to 802.2 frame format. You
                    may use this default to select from the other 3
                    options => 802.3, Ethernet II and Ethernet SNAP."

       $E1000_6  = "E1000 802.2"

       $E1000_7  = "E1000 802.3"

       $E1000_8  = "E1000 SNAP"

       $E1000_9  = "E1000 E_II"

       $E1000_10 = "This is to pre-allocate receive adapter resources.\n
                     This value MUST BE in multiples of 8.\n
                     This setting may be affected by the Netware server
                     maximum/minimum packet receive buffer settings."

       $E1000_11 = "TX descriptors are used to tell the hardware where the fragments
                     of a transmit packet are in host memory. A transmit packet can use 1
                     or more descriptors. Most transmits require 3 or 4 descriptors. Each
                     descriptor is 16 bytes."

       $E1000_12 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the line speed to the specified
                     value in Mbps. If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0,
                     the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link based on
                     link partner. Gig speed can only be achieved by auto-negotiation.\n
                     This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be 1000 Mbps."

       $E1000_13 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the duplex mode.\n
                     1 - indicates half duplex\n
                     2 - indicates full duplex\n
                     If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0,
                     the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link.  If it cannot
                     auto-negotiate, it will default to half-duplex.\n
                     This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be full duplex."

       $E1000_14 = "Controls the ability of the adapter to advertise flow control
                     capabilities. Default is to allow both TX and RX flow control.\n
                     0 is off, 1 is RX, 2 is TX, 3 is both."

       $E1000_15 = "Enables/disables wake-up from APM power management."

       $E1000_16 = "Number of buffers available for transmits acceleration."

LANG:   10
;Korean

       $E1000_1  = "Intel(R) PRO/1000 PCI/PCI-X Network Connection Driver"

       $E1000_2  = "This driver supports Intel(R) PRO/1000 PCI and PCI-X Network Connections.\n\n"

       $E1000_3  = "Slot number for the adapter.\n
                     For PCI adapters, this refers to the Device Location."

       $E1000_4  = "Specifies the MAC address to be used by the board.\n"

       $E1000_5  = "The driver defaults to 802.2 frame format. You
                    may use this default to select from the other 3
                    options => 802.3, Ethernet II and Ethernet SNAP."

       $E1000_6  = "E1000 802.2"

       $E1000_7  = "E1000 802.3"

       $E1000_8  = "E1000 SNAP"

       $E1000_9  = "E1000 E_II"

       $E1000_10 = "This is to pre-allocate receive adapter resources.\n
                     This value MUST BE in multiples of 8.\n
                     This setting may be affected by the Netware server
                     maximum/minimum packet receive buffer settings."

       $E1000_11 = "TX descriptors are used to tell the hardware where the fragments
                     of a transmit packet are in host memory. A transmit packet can use 1
                     or more descriptors. Most transmits require 3 or 4 descriptors. Each
                     descriptor is 16 bytes."

       $E1000_12 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the line speed to the specified
                     value in Mbps. If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0,
                     the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link based on
                     link partner. Gig speed can only be achieved by auto-negotiation.\n
                     This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be 1000 Mbps."

       $E1000_13 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the duplex mode.\n
                     1 - indicates half duplex\n
                     2 - indicates full duplex\n
                     If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0,
                     the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link.  If it cannot
                     auto-negotiate, it will default to half-duplex.\n
                     This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be full duplex."

       $E1000_14 = "Controls the ability of the adapter to advertise flow control
                     capabilities. Default is to allow both TX and RX flow control.\n
                     0 is off, 1 is RX, 2 is TX, 3 is both."

       $E1000_15 = "Enables/disables wake-up from APM power management."

       $E1000_16 = "Number of buffers available for transmits acceleration."

LANG:   1
;Chinese (S)

       $E1000_1  = "Intel(R) PRO/1000 PCI/PCI-X Network Connection Driver"

       $E1000_2  = "This driver supports Intel(R) PRO/1000 PCI and PCI-X Network Connections.\n\n"

       $E1000_3  = "Slot number for the adapter.\n
                     For PCI adapters, this refers to the Device Location."

       $E1000_4  = "Specifies the MAC address to be used by the board.\n"

       $E1000_5  = "The driver defaults to 802.2 frame format. You
                    may use this default to select from the other 3
                    options => 802.3, Ethernet II and Ethernet SNAP."

       $E1000_6  = "E1000 802.2"

       $E1000_7  = "E1000 802.3"

       $E1000_8  = "E1000 SNAP"

       $E1000_9  = "E1000 E_II"

       $E1000_10 = "This is to pre-allocate receive adapter resources.\n
                     This value MUST BE in multiples of 8.\n
                     This setting may be affected by the Netware server
                     maximum/minimum packet receive buffer settings."

       $E1000_11 = "TX descriptors are used to tell the hardware where the fragments
                     of a transmit packet are in host memory. A transmit packet can use 1
                     or more descriptors. Most transmits require 3 or 4 descriptors. Each
                     descriptor is 16 bytes."

       $E1000_12 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the line speed to the specified
                     value in Mbps. If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0,
                     the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link based on
                     link partner. Gig speed can only be achieved by auto-negotiation.\n
                     This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be 1000 Mbps."

       $E1000_13 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the duplex mode.\n
                     1 - indicates half duplex\n
                     2 - indicates full duplex\n
                     If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0,
                     the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link.  If it cannot
                     auto-negotiate, it will default to half-duplex.\n
                     This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be full duplex."

       $E1000_14 = "Controls the ability of the adapter to advertise flow control
                     capabilities. Default is to allow both TX and RX flow control.\n
                     0 is off, 1 is RX, 2 is TX, 3 is both."

       $E1000_15 = "Enables/disables wake-up from APM power management."

       $E1000_16 = "Number of buffers available for transmits acceleration."

LANG:   16
;Chinese (T)

       $E1000_1  = "Intel(R) PRO/1000 PCI/PCI-X Network Connection Driver"

       $E1000_2  = "This driver supports Intel(R) PRO/1000 PCI and PCI-X Network Connections.\n\n"

       $E1000_3  = "Slot number for the adapter.\n
                     For PCI adapters, this refers to the Device Location."

       $E1000_4  = "Specifies the MAC address to be used by the board.\n"

       $E1000_5  = "The driver defaults to 802.2 frame format. You
                    may use this default to select from the other 3
                    options => 802.3, Ethernet II and Ethernet SNAP."

       $E1000_6  = "E1000 802.2"

       $E1000_7  = "E1000 802.3"

       $E1000_8  = "E1000 SNAP"

       $E1000_9  = "E1000 E_II"

       $E1000_10 = "This is to pre-allocate receive adapter resources.\n
                     This value MUST BE in multiples of 8.\n
                     This setting may be affected by the Netware server
                     maximum/minimum packet receive buffer settings."

       $E1000_11 = "TX descriptors are used to tell the hardware where the fragments
                     of a transmit packet are in host memory. A transmit packet can use 1
                     or more descriptors. Most transmits require 3 or 4 descriptors. Each
                     descriptor is 16 bytes."

       $E1000_12 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the line speed to the specified
                     value in Mbps. If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0,
                     the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link based on
                     link partner. Gig speed can only be achieved by auto-negotiation.\n
                     This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be 1000 Mbps."

       $E1000_13 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the duplex mode.\n
                     1 - indicates half duplex\n
                     2 - indicates full duplex\n
                     If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0,
                     the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link.  If it cannot
                     auto-negotiate, it will default to half-duplex.\n
                     This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be full duplex."

       $E1000_14 = "Controls the ability of the adapter to advertise flow control
                     capabilities. Default is to allow both TX and RX flow control.\n
                     0 is off, 1 is RX, 2 is TX, 3 is both."

       $E1000_15 = "Enables/disables wake-up from APM power management."

       $E1000_16 = "Number of buffers available for transmits acceleration."

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       $E1000_1  = "Intel(R) PRO/1000 PCI/PCI-X Network Connection Driver"

       $E1000_2  = "This driver supports Intel(R) PRO/1000 PCI and PCI-X Network Connections.\n\n"

       $E1000_3  = "Slot number for the adapter.\n
                     For PCI adapters, this refers to the Device Location."

       $E1000_4  = "Specifies the MAC address to be used by the board.\n"

       $E1000_5  = "The driver defaults to 802.2 frame format. You
                    may use this default to select from the other 3
                    options => 802.3, Ethernet II and Ethernet SNAP."

       $E1000_6  = "E1000 802.2"

       $E1000_7  = "E1000 802.3"

       $E1000_8  = "E1000 SNAP"

       $E1000_9  = "E1000 E_II"

       $E1000_10 = "This is to pre-allocate receive adapter resources.\n
                     This value MUST BE in multiples of 8.\n
                     This setting may be affected by the Netware server
                     maximum/minimum packet receive buffer settings."

       $E1000_11 = "TX descriptors are used to tell the hardware where the fragments
                     of a transmit packet are in host memory. A transmit packet can use 1
                     or more descriptors. Most transmits require 3 or 4 descriptors. Each
                     descriptor is 16 bytes."

       $E1000_12 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the line speed to the specified
                     value in Mbps. If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0,
                     the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link based on
                     link partner. Gig speed can only be achieved by auto-negotiation.\n
                     This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be 1000 Mbps."

       $E1000_13 = "On copper-based adapters, forces the duplex mode.\n
                     1 - indicates half duplex\n
                     2 - indicates full duplex\n
                     If this parameter is not specified, or is set to 0,
                     the adapter will auto-negotiate to the best possible link.  If it cannot
                     auto-negotiate, it will default to half-duplex.\n
                     This setting has no effect on fiber adapters which are defined to be full duplex."

       $E1000_14 = "Controls the ability of the adapter to advertise flow control
                     capabilities. Default is to allow both TX and RX flow control.\n
                     0 is off, 1 is RX, 2 is TX, 3 is both."

       $E1000_15 = "Enables/disables wake-up from APM power management."

       $E1000_16 = "Number of buffers available for transmits acceleration."

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