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ECHO OFF
CLS
ECHO Patch Utility for 3COM 3+Plus Version 1.2
if NOT EXIST %1eth.sys GOTO NO_ETH
patch %1eth.sys 0xeb25b91400e2fe8b14 0xeb25b92000e2fe8b14
GOTO END
:NO_ETH
ECHO Cannot find %1ETH.SYS - Patch attempt ignored
:END


ECHO OFF
CLS
ECHO Patch Utility for 3COM 3+Plus Version 1.3.1
if NOT EXIST %1eth.sys GOTO NO_ETH
patch %1eth.sys 0xeb25b91C00e2fe8b14 0xeb25b92000e2fe8b14
GOTO END
:NO_ETH
ECHO Cannot find %1ETH.SYS - Patch attempt ignored
:END


 
                                 FIX_V1xx.BAT
                              PATCH INSTRUCTIONS
 
    Errors have been reported by users of high-performance machines
    with the 3COM 3C501 network adapter card.  
 
 
    SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
 
        COMPAQ DeskPro 386/20
        COMPAQ DeskPro 386/20e
        COMPAQ DeskPro 386/25
 
 
    WHO SHOULD USE:
 
        This patch will be required by high-performance workstations
        using a 3C501 network adapter card.  Apparently the Portable
        386/20 is an exception to the rule.
 
 
    HOW TO USE:
 
        1) Make a backup copy of the file ETH.SYS.
 
        2) There are two batch files included in this patch; which you use
           depends on the version of 3COM software to be patched.
 
               Version 1.2       FIX_V12
               Version 1.3.1     FIX_V131
 
           In order to patch the ETH.SYS file, use one of the batch files
           listed above that has the patch locations already loaded on the
           command line.  If ETH.SYS is not in the default directory, you
           will need to specify the drive and/or path as follows:
 
           FIX_V1xx [Drive:][Path\]
 
        3) When the patch is successfully installed, you will receive the
           following messages:
 
           Patch Utility for 3COM 3+Plus Version 1.x.x
           Version 1.04 (C) Copyright Compaq Computer Corporation 1988
 
           Patching  [Drive:][Path\]ETH.SYS
           Patch applied at offset XXXX (hex.)
 
                1 patch(es) applied
 
           (Where 1.x.x is the 3COM software revision number
              and  XXXX is the location at which the patch was applied)