Fixup for etherboot sickness.
	by Bill Cattey
	1 August 2002

The Athena Linux install based on Etherboot would write values to the
EEPROM of 3com cards that later proved toxic to correct operation on
100 MB networks, and toxic to use with the WinAthena RIS server.

etherfix.img is a bootable DOS Floppy image containing a configuration 
program 3c90xcfg.

If the floppy you want to put the image on has not been formatted, you
can format it by:
    On a a linux machine, run the command "fdformat /dev/fd0H1440".
    or, on a solaris machine run the command "fdformat -U"

Make sure you are copying the right data:

     attach bootkit; cd /mit/bootkit/rhlinux
    
Copy the bootdisk image onto the floppy:

    Under Solaris:

        volcheck
        dd if=etherfix.img of=/vol/dev/aliases/floppy0 bs=18k conv=sync   

    Under linux:
    
        dd if=etherfix.img of=/dev/fd0 bs=18k conv=sync  


Boot the floppy.
run 3c90xcfg

Use the menu commands to configure the NIC
use the default of AUTOCONF

Hit return to accept the default save of the configuration to the EEPROM.

Share and enjoy,

-wdc