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==Parameters==
==Parameters==
;/V  
;/V:means "show up a loading message"
:means "show up a loading message"
;/W:includes /V but shows more information. Also this causes the driver to write some debug messages to internal buffer, e.g. reciving a "plugged" message from USBD and others. This can be useful when investigating problems. The buffer can be read by typing the following in an OS/2 command window: copy mcs7830$ con:
;/W  
:includes /V but shows more information. Also this causes the driver to write some debug messages to internal buffer, e.g. reciving a "plugged" message from USBD and others. This can be useful when investigating problems. The buffer can be read by typing the following in an OS/2 command window: copy mcs7830$ con:
 
:Please note, /W causes a speed penalty to your system an should only be used if you are investigating problems.
:Please note, /W causes a speed penalty to your system an should only be used if you are investigating problems.


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* [https://github.com/OS2World/DRV-Moschip_MCS7830 Source code at Github]
* [https://github.com/OS2World/DRV-Moschip_MCS7830 Source code at Github]


[[Category:DEVICE Statements]]
[[Category:NDIS MAC driver]]

Latest revision as of 02:11, 7 July 2021

Moschip MCS7830 USB 2.0 to Ethernet Driver (MCS7830.OS2). Dedicated to USB 2.0 to Ethernet Adapters, telling VendorID 0x9710 and ProductID 0x7830. This is a MAC driver for using with OS/2 LAPS.

Parameters

/V
means "show up a loading message"
/W
includes /V but shows more information. Also this causes the driver to write some debug messages to internal buffer, e.g. reciving a "plugged" message from USBD and others. This can be useful when investigating problems. The buffer can be read by typing the following in an OS/2 command window: copy mcs7830$ con:
Please note, /W causes a speed penalty to your system an should only be used if you are investigating problems.

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