CPQ416_4 PATCH
                         INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
 
 
INTRODUCTION:
 
   CPQ416_4 is a set of 4 OBJ files:
        ACPQT416.OBJ
        BCPQT416.OBJ
        CCPQT416.OBJ
        DCPQT416.OBJ
   These OBJ files are the enhanced drivers which allow a NetWare 286 
   server (v2.1x or above) to use four Compaq Dual-Speed Token Ring
   adapters configured with TTS (Transaction Tracking System).
 
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
 
   Any EISA based COMPAQ systems:
       DeskPro 386/33L
       DeskPro 486/33L
       SystemPro
 
WHO SHOULD USE:
 
   If you are trying to configure a server with four Compaq Dual-Speed 
   Token Ring adapters with the TTS option.  The NetWare installation 
   process will appear to be completed successfully, but when the server 
   is started, the system will be very unstable and will eventually hang.
 
HOW TO USE:
 
   1. For users who install NetWare from another NetWare Server:
             - Change directory to LAN_DRV_.408
             - Rename the files
               ACPQT416.OBJ
               BCPQT416.OBJ
               CCPQT416.OBJ
               DCPQT416.OBJ for backup reasons.
             - Change directory to SHGEN-1
             - Rename the file CPQT416.LAN as a backup.
 
      For users who install NetWare from diskettes:
             - Insert the diskette labeled LAN_DRV_408 in drive A:
             - Rename the files
               ACPQT416.OBJ
               BCPQT416.OBJ
               CCPQT416.OBJ
               DCPQT416.OBJ for backup reasons.
             - Rename the file CPQT416.LAN as a backup.
 
   2. Copy the files xCPQT416.OBJ from the patch diskette CPQ416_4 to the 
      correct directory (LAN_DRV_.408) if you are installing from another 
      server or the correct diskette (labeled "LAN_DRV_408").
 
   3. Copy the file CPQT416.LAN from the patch diskette CPQ416_4 to the 
      correct directory (LAN_DRV_.408) if you are installing from another 
      server or the correct diskette (labeled "LAN_DRV_408").
 
   4. Reinstall NetWare.
 
The logo for these new drivers will have a string "(BETA)" displayed     
when the server initializes each LAN segment.  This is to indicate the     
difference between an old driver, the enhanced version and a newly 
released driver (which will not have the Beta string) which supersedes the 
enhanced driver.