HP D6030A - NetServer - E50 User manual

HP NetServer E 200
Network Operating System
Installation Guide
For:
Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Server
Microsoft Windows 2000 (Server and Advanced Server)
Microsoft Small Business Server 4.5
Novell NetWare 5.1
Novell NetWare SB Small Business 5.0
Red Hat Linux 6.1

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Contents
1 Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Server Installation Guide for the HP
NetServer E 200 ............................................................................................... 1
Section 1. Hardware Requirements for Installation......................................... 1
Section 2. Create the E 200 Drivers Diskettes................................................ 1
Section 3. Create Microsoft Windows NT Installation Diskettes...................... 1
Section 4. Perform Manual Windows NT Installation...................................... 2
Troubleshooting Tips and Tricks.................................................................... 6
Tip #1. Troubleshooting SCSI Host Bus Adapter Configuration.................. 6
Tip #2. Extended Translation..................................................................... 6
Tip #3. NT Warning About Drives with More than 1024 Cylinders During
Boot .......................................................................................................... 7
Tip #4. Service Pack Files Replaced Without Feedback............................. 7
Tip #5. Using the NT Event Log to Diagnose Network Adapter Problems... 7
Tip #6. Booting from Another PCI SCSI HDD............................................. 8
On-Line Information and Software Sources.................................................... 8
2 Microsoft Windows 2000 Server and Advanced Server Installation Guide
for the HP NetServer E 200.............................................................................. 9
Section 1. Hardware Requirements for Installation......................................... 9
Section 2. Create the E 200 Drivers Diskette ................................................. 9
Section 3. Perform Manual Windows 20000 Installation................................. 9
Section 4. On-Line Information and Software Sources ................................. 12
3 Microsoft NT Small Business Server 4.5 Installation Guide for the HP
NetServer E 200 ............................................................................................. 13
Section 1. Hardware Requirements for Installation....................................... 13
Section 2. HP E 200 NetServer Diskette...................................................... 13
Section 3. Perform NT SBS 4.5 Installation.................................................. 13
Section 4. On-Line Information and Software Sources ................................. 18
4 Novell NetWare 5.1 Installation Guide for the HP NetServer E 200......... 19
Section 1. Hardware Requirements for Installation....................................... 19
Section 2. HP E 200 NetServer Drivers Diskette.......................................... 19
Section 3. Perform Manual NetWare 5.1 Installation .................................... 19
Section 4. On-Line Information and Software Sources ................................. 21

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5 Novell NetWare Small Business 5.0 Installation Guide for the HP
NetServer E 200 ............................................................................................. 23
Section 1. Hardware Requirements for Installation....................................... 23
Section 2. HP E 200 NetServer Diskette...................................................... 23
Section 3. Perform Manual NetWare SB 5.0 Installation............................... 23
Section 4. On-Line Information and Software Sources ................................. 26
6 Red Hat Linux 6.1 Installation Guide for the HP NetServer E 200 ........... 27
Section 1. Hardware Requirements for Installation....................................... 27
Section 2. HP E 200 NetServer Diskette...................................................... 27
Section 3. Perform Manual Linux 6.1 Installation.......................................... 27
Section 4. On-Line Information and Software Sources ................................. 29

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1 Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Server
Installation Guide for the HP
NetServer E 200
This section was created January 28, 2000.
Section 1. Hardware Requirements for Installation
Prepare your NetServer following the instructions in the E 200 Installation Guide.
It is recommended that you do not install any third party adapters until you verify
that the Hewlett-Packard equipment is functioning properly and you complete the
Windows NT installation.
To avoid problems use only hardware that appears on the Windows NT Hardware
Compatibility List. (HCL) You can access the latest HCL via Microsoft’s Web site
at
http://www.microsoft.com/ntworkstation/
Section 2. Create the E 200 Drivers Diskettes
Your system includes an HP Startup CD. Boot your system from the CD and
follow the on-screen instructions to create two Windows NT 4.0 Drivers Diskettes
and two HP Diagtools Diskettes.
•Drivers Diskette #1 – SCSI and LAN drivers
A:\SCSI – Drivers for HP SCSI card
A:\NICDRV –Drivers for HP LAN card
•Drivers Diskette #2 – High resolution video drivers
A:\VIDEO – Drivers for HP video card
Section 3. Create Microsoft Windows NT
Installation Diskettes
Three installation diskettes are required to install Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 on
your server. Follow these steps to create these installation diskettes:
1. Locate three blank, formatted 3.5" diskettes.

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2. Insert your Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 CD-ROM into a desktop PC.
3. From a DOS prompt, type: CD-ROM:\i386\winnt32 /ox
4. Follow the prompt and insert the diskettes in the order described.
Section 4. Perform Manual Windows NT
Installation
The installation of Windows NT contains five phases.
•Phase 0 – Run Diagnostics (Optional)
•Phase 1 – Driver Installation
•Phase 2 – Hard Drive Preparation
•Phase 3 – System Configuration Details
•Phase 4 – Completing the Installation
NOTE Do not try to install Windows NT 4.0 via booting from the
Windows NT CD-ROM. This method of installation does not
work properly. The installation procedure will prompt you to
insert the Windows NT CD-ROM at a later time.
PHASE 0 – Run Diagnostics (Optional)
Once the E 200 hardware is installed, boot the system from the DiagTools
Diskette that was created from the HP Startup CD to run the hardware diagnostic
and to save/view the hardware inventory.
PHASE 1 – Driver Installation
1. Insert the Windows NT Setup/Boot Diskette #1 and boot the system.
2. Replace the diskette when prompted and press Enter.
3. Press Enter at the first menu to setup Windows NT.
4. If the system has a SCSI HDD :
◊Press Sto "Skip mass storage detection and manually select SCSI
adapters"
◊Press Sagain to "Specify additional SCSI adapters".
The Windows NT installer will display a scrolling list of options.

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◊Select "Other (Requires Disk provided by a hardware manufacturer)."
◊When prompted to insert the "Manufacturer-supplied
hardware support disk", insert the E 200 Drivers Diskette #1
(SCSI/LAN) into floppy drive A:.
◊Select the "HP 2940/78xx SCSI Driver" by pressing Enter.
5. Press Sagain to install the IDE CD-ROM driver.
6. Press the up arrow key to view more driver selections.
7. Select the "IDE CD-ROM (ATAPI 1.2)/PCI IDE Controller" driver by
pressing enter.
8. Replace the diskette when prompted to do so.
9. Ensure that both the SCSI and CD-ROM drivers are loaded. The
installation will not be successful if these two drivers are not properly
installed. If you have any more mass storage device drivers to install, you
may do so at this time by pressing S. When completed, press the Enter key
to continue.
PHASE 2 – Hard Drive Preparation
1. Press Enter to continue if you are warned about your hard disk containing
more than 1024 cylinders.
2. Depending on the previous state of your hard drive, you may need to press
Cto continue with the installation when prompted.
3. Insert the Windows NT CD-ROM when prompted.
4. Read the Licensing Agreement and agree to continue the installation.
5. The Windows NT Server Setup Screen will display the system hardware
and software components. Press Enter if the configuration matches your
computer.
6. The setup then shows a list of hard drives on your server, along with the
partitions proposed on each drive. The default partition on which to install
NT on the first drive (Drive 0) is highlighted. Select Cto create a partition
in the unpartitioned space.
7. Enter the appropriate size for your NOS partition. HP recommends
2000MB.
8. Press Enter to Install NT on the New (Unformatted) partition.
9. Select a file system format: FAT (DOS type file system) or NTFS
(Windows type file system - recommended) for this NOS partition.

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10. Specify the directory for Windows NT. Default = \WINNT.
11. Press Enter to have Setup examine your hard disks.
12. Insert the E 200 Windows NT Drivers Diskette when prompted.
13. Be sure to remove any floppies or CD-ROMs from their drives before
restarting your computer.
PHASE 3 - System Configuration Details
Follow the on-screen instructions and complete all sections regarding system
configuration details, i.e., server licensing, computer name, server role,
administrator password, emergency repair disk, etc.
1. When you reach the Network Adapters screen, do NOT select Start Search.
Instead, select "Select from list…"
2. Select the "Have Disk" button when given a list of Network Adapter
drivers.
3. Insert the "HP E 200 Windows NT Drivers Diskette #1" and type the
following in the path: A:\NICDRV
4. Select the "HP 10/100TX PCI LAN Adapter" and press OK.
5. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation
PHASE 4 – Completing the Installation
1. Choose ’"Finish"’at the window titled "Step 3, Finishing Setup"
2. Set the Time, Date, and Time Zone.
3. Be sure to check the box "Automatically adjust for daylight saving
changes".
4. You will be notified that standard VGA video drivers have been installed.
Do not attempt to install the HP high resolution video drivers at this time.
A service pack must be installed first after the NT installation is complete.
5. Remove all floppies and CD-ROMs from their drives and reboot the
system when prompted.
6. Install Service Pack #3 or later after completing the basic installation.
NOTE When installing the service pack, answer ’NO’when prompted
to overwrite driver files. You do not want to overwrite the
driver files that you installed from your Drivers Diskettes with
the files on the service pack CD.

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You can get a copy of Windows NT 4.0 Service Packs from Microsoft
Support, [phone] or [phone] or http://www.microsoft.com.
7. The Microsoft Windows installation process has installed the standard
VGA video driver. If you would like to make use of the high resolution
video driver, follow these steps:
Ensure Service Pack #3 is installed. This is a REQUIREMENT.
From the Start menu, select Settings, Control Panel, and Display.
Under the Settings tab, click Display Type.
Click Change and Have Disk.
Insert the E 200 Drivers Diskette #2 and type "A:\VIDEO" in the path.
After the installation, be sure to "Test" your new video drivers by
clicking on the "Test" button. You may want to set other video display
modes: color palette, desktop area, font size, and refresh frequency rate.
Ensure the settings you choose are supported by your monitor circuitry.
Your installation is now complete. Remove all floppy disks and CD-
ROMs. Restart your computer.

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Troubleshooting Tips and Tricks
This section will help you resolve some of the most common installation
problems.
Tip #1. Troubleshooting SCSIHost Bus Adapter Configuration
The boot manager for Windows NT contains recovery logic to allow you to return
to the last known good configuration. If you have changed your SCSI host bus
adapter configuration and Windows NT no longer boots, follow these steps to
recover:
1. Undo any hardware changes you have made to the computer since it was
last operational.
2. Reboot the computer. Press the spacebar when the message "Press
spacebar NOW to invoke the Last Known Good menu."
Appears. Follow the instructions on the screen to continue booting.
NOTE Do not log in if you pass the "Press spacebar NOW to
invoke the Last Known Good screen" option,
because this will wipe out the configuration you want.
3. Once your computer is operational again, double check all the hardware
and software configuration changes you wish to make. Look specifically
for conflicts with parts of the existing system configuration that are not
being changed. If you cannot determine the source of the error, contact the
host adapter vendor or HP Technical Support for assistance.
Tip #2. Extended Translation
In order to boot from hard drives with capacity greater than 1GB, the Extended
Translation for SCSI controller needs to be enabled. Otherwise, the maximum
boot partition is limited to 1GB. Make sure to enable Extended Translation for
additional SCSI controllers that you maychoose to install. For most SCSI
controllers the "Extended Translation option" can be enabled from SCSI-Select
menu. SCSI-Select is available by pressing Ctrl-A during system boot.

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Tip #3. NT Warning About Drives with More than 1024 Cylinders
During Boot
If the boot drive is new or just initialized, Windows NT may give a warning
message about disk drives having more than 1024 cylinders during the first reboot
from the hard drive. Windows NT may hang just after the SCSI BIOS or Disk
Array BIOS banner. This is a Windows NT limitation, please see Microsoft
TechNet article # Q137474 for details.
Fix: In some situations, the Windows NT installation program may detect the hard
drive geometry incorrectly, and thus limit the initial drive partition size to 1024
MB or hang while rebooting. To correct this problem, perform the following
solutions:
In the Windows NT installation program:
1. Partition the primary partition to 1024 MB.
2. Format the primary partition using FAT.
3. Press F3 to quit the installation program.
4. Restart the installation program.
5. At the drive partition screen, delete the 1024 MB primary partition.
6. Partition the primary partition to any desired size up to the drive capacity.
7. Continue with the Windows NT installation program.
Tip #4. Service Pack Files Replaced Without Feedback
Some system configuration changes may ask you to install the original Windows
NT drivers diskette. This may cause some system files to be replaced with the old
version. It is recommended that if you make any changes that you apply the
service pack again.
Tip #5. Using the NT Event Log to Diagnose Network Adapter
Problems
If the Network Adapter driver fails to start or does not appear to be working
correctly, examine the Event Log for any driver diagnostic messages.
1. Start the Event Viewer applet in the Administrative Tools group in
Program Manager.
2. Search the Event Log Source column for any entries named "Hptx."

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3. Double-click on the entry to examine the Event Detail dialog box. The
upper half of the box gives a short generic description of the error. The
lower half of the box is a hex and ASCII dump of error data.
4. Scroll through the error data in ASCII for any readable strings.
5. If a readable string is present, it will describe the problem in more detail.
6. If no readable string is present, this typically indicates that the driver failed
early in the process of loading-usually due to a resource conflict (for
example, an I/O port conflict).
NOTE Make sure the Network Adapter is connected to a working hub
and verify that the LED is lit. Otherwise, the Network Driver
may not install.
Tip #6. Booting from Another PCI SCSI HDD
To boot Windows NT from another SCSI hard disk, press Ctrl-A during system
boot to enter SCSI-Select menu. In this menu, configure the SCSI Hard Drive
Priority option (in the Boot Device Ordering menu. For most Adaptec SCSI
controllers the "Extended Translation option" can be enabled from SCSI-Select is
available by.
On-Line Information and Software Sources
HP NetServer World Wide Web access: http://netserver.hp.com/netserver/
Microsoft World Wide Web access: http://www.microsoft.com
Microsoft Product Support Services: http://support.microsoft.com/directory/
Windows NT Automated Database: Advanced Systems at [phone]
Microsoft Software BBS: 206-936-6735 (14,400 bps)

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2 Microsoft Windows 2000 Server and
Advanced Server Installation Guide
for the HP NetServer E 200
This section was created January 27, 2000.
Section 1. Hardware Requirements for Installation
Prepare your NetServer following the instructions in the E 200 Installation Guide.
It is recommended that you do not install any third party adapter until you verify
that the Hewlett-Packard equipment is functioning properly and you complete the
Microsoft Windows installation.
Section 2. Create the E 200 Drivers Diskette
Your system includes an HP Startup CD. Boot your system from the CD and
follow the on-screen instructions to create two Drivers Diskettes and two HP
Diagtools Diskettes.
•Drivers Diskette #1 – SCSI and LAN drivers
A:\SCSI – drivers for HP SCSI card
A:\NICDRV – drivers for HP LAN card
•Drivers Diskette #2 – High resolution video drivers
A:\VIDEO – drivers for HP video card
Section 3. Perform Manual Windows 20000
Installation
The installation of Windows 2000 contains five phases.
•Phase 0 – Run Diagnostics (Optional)
•Phase 1 – Driver Installation
•Phase 2 – Hard Drive Preparation
•Phase 3 – System Configuration Details

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•Phase 4 – Completing the Installation
PHASE 0 – Run Diagnostics (Optional)
Once the NetServer hardware is installed, boot the system from the DiagTools
Diskette that was created from the Startup CD to run the hardware diagnostic and
to save/view the hardware inventory.
PHASE 1 – Create Boot Diskettes
1. You need four blanked, formatted diskettes. Label them as listed below:
Windows 2000 Setup Boot.
Windows 2000 Setup Disk #2.
Windows 2000 Setup Disk #3.
Windows 2000 Setup Disk#4
2. Place the Windows 2000 CD on a system running Windows NT or
Windows 95.
3. Open a command prompt and change to the d:\bootdisk directory assuming
that D: is your CD-ROM.
4. At the command prompt type:
makebt a:
(If using a DOS or Win 9X system)
makebt32 a:
(If using an NT system)
5. Follow the instructions provided by the utility on the display.
PHASE 2 – Installing Windows 2000 from Diskette
1. Boot from the "Windows 2000 Setup Boot" diskette. Follow instructions
provided on the display to replace the diskette.
PHASE 3 – Installing Windows 2000 – Booting from CD-ROM.
1. Place the Windows 2000 CD-ROM in the drive. Power off and on to
reboot system. The system displays "Setup is inspecting your hardware
configuration.". Next, it will then switch to a blue screen.
2. If you have new drivers to add then press F6 to add OEM SCSI, DAC.
Read the message that shows at the bottom of the display indicating when
to press F6.
3. Press Enter to continue at the "Windows 2000 Server Setup. Setup
Notification…" screen.

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4. Press Enter to continue at the "Windows 2000 Server Setup. Welcome to
Setup…" Screen.
5. Press F8 to accept the licensing agreement.
6. Press Cto continue Setup at the "Setup has determined that your
computer's startup hard disk is new…"
7. At the drives partitioning screen, select the target drive. If you want to use
the entire drive to install Windows 2000 then press Enter. Otherwise, press
Cto create a drive a partition.
In this example we will create a 2GB partition. Please note that Windows
2000 does not have the 2GB limitation present on NT 4.0
Press Cto create a partition.
8. At the "Create partition size" prompt, type 2048 and press Enter.
9. It is recommended that you create all the partitions needed for each hard
drive present on your system.
10. Select the target drive to be used to install Windows 2000. Press Enter.
11. Select "Format the partition using the NTFS file system" and press enter.
12. The installer will format and copy files to the hard drive. The system will
reboot
13. At the Installation Wizard first dialog box, click Next to continue.
14. The "Installing Devices" screen will be shown with a progress bar on the
display. This may take 10 to 15 minutes.
15. Click Next at the regional Settings screen.
16. At the "Personalize Your Software" screen type the following:
Name: …
Organization: …
Click Next.
17. Click the Per Seat radio button.
18. Click Next.
19. At the "Computer Name and Administrator Password" type the following
information:
Computer Name: …
Administrator password: …
Confirm password: …
Click Next.
20. Click Next at the Windows 2000 Component screen.

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21. Enter the proper date and time and Click Next.
22. The Networking Setting screen starts with a progress bar chart.
23. Click Next to accept the default "Typical settings."
24. Click Next. At the "Workgroup or Computer Domain" to accept the
default:
No, This computer is not on a network, or is on a network without a
domain…
Workgroup or computer domain: WORKGROUP.
25. The "Installing Components Display" screen starts with a progress bar
chard. It takes about 15 minutes to complete this section. The wizard will
also start the "Performing Final Tasks" section to complete the installation.
26. Click Finish to complete the installation. Remove the CD-ROM from the
drive. The system will reboot from the hard drive.
27. It may take a long time with no activity after it displays a message that
reads "OS Loader Version 5.0".
28. Follow screen instructions to logon. Enter user-id and password.
Section 4. On-Line Information and Software
Sources
HP NetServer World Wide Web access: http://netserver.hp.com/netserver/
Microsoft World Wide Web access: http://www.microsoft.com
Microsoft Product Support Services: http://support.microsoft.com/directory/
Windows NT Automated Database: Advanced Systems at [phone]
Microsoft Software BBS: 206-936-6735 (14,400 bps)

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3 Microsoft NT Small Business Server
4.5 Installation Guide for the HP
NetServer E 200
This document was created January 27, 2000.
Section 1. Hardware Requirements for Installation
Prepare your NetServer following the instructions in the E 200 Installation Guide.
It is recommended that you do not install any third party adapter until you verify
that the Hewlett-Packard equipment is functioning properly and you complete the
Microsoft Windows installation.
Section 2. HP E 200 NetServer Diskette
Your system includes an HP Startup CD. Boot your system from the CD and
follow the on-screen instructions to create two Drivers Diskettes and two HP
Diagtools Diskettes.
•Drivers Diskette #1 – SCSI and LAN drivers
A:\SCSI – drivers for HP SCSI card
A:\NICDRV – drivers for HP LAN card
•Drivers Diskette #2 – High resolution video drivers
A:\VIDEO – drivers for HP video card
Section 3. Perform NT SBS 4.5 Installation
1. Using the setup disks supplied with Windows NT SBS, insert diskette #1
to boot the system. While loading the first setup disk, when the message
"Setup is inspecting your hardware configuration..." is displayed, press F6.
2. Insert Diskette #2 when prompted.
3. Press Sto skip detection of devices.
4. Press the up arrow key to select IDE CD-ROM (ATAPI 1.2)…
5. Select S to specify additional device.

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6. Insert Diskette 3 when prompted.
7. Press Enter to continue.
8. Press Sto specify additional device.
9. Select Other and press Enter.
10. Insert the NetServer SCSI driver’s diskette at the prompt that reads "Please
insert the diskette labeled Manufacturer - supplied hardware support disk
into drive A:"
11. Press enter to continue. Select "Hewlett-Packard 2940/78xx SCSI driver.."
and press Enter.
12. Press Enter to finish the device configuration and continue with the
installation.
13. Insert diskette 3 and follow the instructions provided on the screen by the
installer.
14. If SBS CD-ROM disk1 is not mounted you will be asked to mount it now.
15. Verify system configuration: Keyboard, Mouse etc.
16. Select The above list matches my computer and press Enter.
17. Partition disk as needed. Please note that SBS requires a lot of free space
for additional products. It isrecommended that you create all drive
partitions required now. This will prevent having to change the CD-ROM
drive letter after the installation is completed.
18. If prompted, Insert the SCSI driver diskette.
19. Select the target partition for the installation and press Enter.
20. Choose Format NTFS.
Note: SBS 4.5 requires NTFS.
21. Setup begins to copy files to your hard disk.
22. When prompted insert the E 200 Driver diskette created with the HP
Startup CD.
23. Setup continues to copy more files to your hard disk. When done, remove
any diskette from the drive.
24. SBS will display a message "Restarting the computer" at the
bottom of the display.

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25. The system will resume the NT Setup process. It will do a check disk,
convert from FAT to NTFS and reboot. (You may see a support pack 3
message on the display when booting at this time.)
26. Enter user name, company.
Update Computer name, domain name if needed.
27. Click Next to continue.
28. Click Next at the Installing Windows Networking option.
29. Click OK at the Warning that reads "A setup parameter specified…".
30. Click OK at the Setup Message that reads "Remote access is not
configured"
31. Click Cancel at the Error message that reads "The network failed to start
(0x0000042a)". This will enable us to continue the installation and
configure networking later on.
32. Configure the appropriate time zone. The system will auto-reboot.
33. If the "Control Manager Screen" warning that reads "At least one service
or driver failed during system startup ....".is present, click OK.
34. Click OK if you get an error about creating Domain list.
35. Click Next at the Welcome to SBS 4.5 Setup Wizard to accept upgrade to
Service Pack 4.
36. Click I agree to accept the license agreement.
37. Click Next.
38. Enter 10 digits CD Key.
39. Click Next at the installed modems screen.
40. Click Yes at the fax server dialog box to accept that the service will not be
installer.
41. Hardware Confirmation screens shows the following:
One for video 640x480.
One IDE CD-ROM (ATAPI )
No NIC
(The NIC needs to be added next)
42. Click Change.
43. The control panel folder is now opened. Double-click Network.
44. Click Adapters tab.

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45. If present, remove loopback adapter.
46. Click Add.
47. Click Have Disk.
48. Insert the Hewlett Packard "NT 4.0 Drivers diskette". Type the following
path a:\nicdrv and Click OK.
49. Click OK to accept the default selection "HP 10/100 TX PCI Adapter".
50. Click Close.
51. Click No to restart system now.
52. Click the Window Minimize button. This is the symbol on top right of the
windows frame to move the wizard to the task bar the wizard.
53. Close or hide the control panel application.
54. Notice that the "Display Properties" application is running on background.
55. Click OK at the invalid display setting dialog box.
56. Click Display Type.
57. Click Change.
58. Click Have Disk.
59. Insert the VIDEO DRIVER diskette.
60. Type a:\video.
61. Select ATI 3D Rage IIC AGP. (This is the default selection)
62. Click OK.
63. Click Yes at the third party dialog box.
64. At the dialog box that reads "Drivers were successfully installed," click
OK.
65. Click Close to close the advanced video section.
66. At the display configuration panel, click Close.
67. Remove diskette from the floppy drive.
68. Click Yes to restart system now.
69. If present, Click OK at the "Service control manager" dialog box.
70. The system comes up with the setup wizard. Click Next. At the modem
install panel.