These are kernels only in this directory.  They are not images.  Do
not rawrite or dd them to floppies.  If you need to use one of these,
rawrite or dd the boot0000.img in the 1213 directory.  That image is
and MS-DOS formatted floppy (can be accessed as UMSDOS or MSDOS under
Linux).  Then just 'copy' the kernel out of this directory that you
need to the top level of the floppy and name it "linux".  For example,
under DOS:

    rawrite boot0000.img as per the normal instructions
    cd to this directory
    copy 2940.ker a:\linux

That's for the 2940 image.  Use your own there.  Also note that a:\linux
is "a", colon, backslash, "linux". If you're using a Linux system you
can copy the file using mcopy or the msdos filesystem. To do this on a
standard Red Hat system for example, you need to do the following:

    dd boot0000.img as per the normal instructions
    cd to this directory
    mcopy 2940.ker a:linux

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The 2940.ker is an image created with the AIC patch you can find
in this directory.  It *should* work with the 2940U/UW.   It should also work 
better for regular 2940s than any other images we have.  It has 
drivers for:

	o IDE CD-ROMs
	o SLIP/PPP
	o All SCSI devices (tape, cdrom, etc, no other controllers, however)
	o IPX (for those *other* guys :-)
	o All non-serial mice
	o Parallel Printer
	o No ethernet cards
	o No LUN probing

If your 2940 still exhibits problems, you might try:

	o Disable sync notiation for all devices
	o Change the DMA transfer rate for all devices to 5.0 M/s
	o Disable disconnection/reconnection for all devices

All of those should be changed in the BIOS setup for the card.
This has proven to NOT be necessary in most cases.

2940-509.ker is the same as above, with 3C509 support.

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The rest of the images are:

    1542-bare.ker	Kernel with Adaptec 1542 SCSI and no other SCSI
    2740-new.ker	Adaptec 2740 kernel with new driver
    AMD-SCSI.ker	Kernel with patch for AMD SCSI controller
    EATA-bare.ker	Supports DPT SCSI adapters
    PAS16.ker		Support for Pro Audio Spectrum SCSI only
    tulip-NCR.ker	Kernel with latest tulip ethernet driver and NCR SCSI
    old-IDE.ker         Kernel with old IDE driver (same as boot0000 except
			 IDE driver)