Intel(R) Network Connection Tools
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February 8, 2009

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Contents
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- OVERVIEW
- INSTALLING THE TOOLS ON MICROSOFT WINDOWS(R)
- INSTALLING THE TOOLS ON DOS
- INSTALLING THE TOOLS ON EFI
- INSTALLING THE TOOLS ON LINUX
- CUSTOMER SUPPORT


OVERVIEW
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This document describes how to install the Intel(R) Network 
Connection Tools.  See the readme provided for each tool for
for a detailed explanation of the features available. 


INSTALLING THE TOOLS ON MICROSOFT WINDOWS(R)
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The tools driver can be installed on Windows XP32/64 and Windows Server 
2003 32/64 bit.  The tools driver for the 32-bit versions of Windows are in the 
Win32 directory on the CD.  The tools driver for the 64-bit versions of Windows
are in the Win64 or Winx64 directory on the CD.

To install the tools drivers on 32-bit Windows, run install.bat from the Win32
directory on the CD.  Run install.bat from the Win64 directory to install 
the tools drivers on 64-bit Windows.

Although the tools are not installed with install.bat, the driver that
the tools require is copied into the local machine Windows driver directory.
To run the tools, launch a Command Prompt window from the Windows Start Menu.  
Go to the media and directory where the tools are located and run the tools.
The readme files for each tool are found in the same directory as the tools.
These tools can be manually installed on the local hard drive in any directory.

Although the tools driver can be installed on the system at the same time as
Intel(R) PROSet, this is not recommended, as the system may become unstable.
Uninstall PROSet before installing the tools.  When reinstalling PROSet, the
tools driver will be replaced, so the tools may not function properly.  In other
words, PROSet and the tools should be mutually exclusive.


INSTALLING THE TOOLS ON EFI
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The tools support Intel EFI-64 v1.10.  The EFI-64 tools are in the EFI64 
directory on the CD.  There is no installation required for EFI tools.  
The tools can simply be copied from the EFI64 directory to the drive that 
they will run from.


INSTALLING THE TOOLS ON DOS
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The tools support DOS v6.22.  There is no installation required for DOS tools.
The tools can simply be copied from the DOS directory on the CD to the drive
that they will run from.  The tools *WILL NOT* run properyly if EMM386 is
present.


INSTALLING THE TOOLS ON LINUX
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The tools support Red Hat 8.0 and 9.0 (32-bit and 64-bit architectures) and Red
Hat Enterprise Linux 3.0 (32-bit, 64-bit, and EM64T architectures).  This is the
installation procedure:

    1. Log in as root and create a temporary directory to build the Intel(R)
       Network Connection Tools driver.

    2. Copy install and iqvlinux.tar.gz to the temporary directory.
       These files are in the Linux32 directory on the CD.

    3. CD to the temporary directory and run .\install.  The driver has been
       installed now, so the files in the temporary directory can be removed. 
       Note: the kernel source package is required to be installed from the 
       Redhat CD in order to build the driver.

    4. Copy the tools that you want to use from the Linux32 or Linux64 
       directory of the CD.

CUSTOMER SUPPORT
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Please consult your Intel Networking field sales or business development
manager for support option.


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