SOFTPAQ NUMBER:  SP4696
PART NUMBER:  N/A
FILE NAME:  N/A
TITLE:  LCM ROM Flash Tools for Deskpro 2000 (686M ROM)
VERSION:  686M_111897
LANGUAGE:  English

CATEGORY:  Desktops/ROMPaqs

PRODUCTS AFFECTED:  Deskpro 2000 models with a 686M Family ROM 
             NOTE:  Run F10 Setup to determine the ROM Family and ROM date.

OPERATING SYSTEM:  N/A

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION:  Intel LANDesk Configuration Manager

EFFECTIVE DATE:  December 10, 1997

ELECTRONIC DISTRIBUTION ALLOWED:  Yes

SOFTPAQ UTILITY VERSION:  3.X

SUPERSEDES:  N/A

DESCRIPTION:  Creates a set of utility files that can be used with Intel 
LANDesk Configuration Manager (LCM) to upgrade to the 11/18/97 version 
System ROM in the Deskpro 2000 models with a 686M Family ROM.  
The ROM Family and ROM date can be determined by running F10 Setup.
LANDesk Configuration Manager is a remote configuration and program loading 
tool for network PCs.
NOTE:  The standard ROMPaq will not run under LCM.

Enhancements/Fixes in this version:

 - Fixes a problem where the F10/F12 prompt was disappearing 	
   in less than one second on systems with two IDE Hard Drives. 
   Added an extra one second delay for this configuration and the 
   configuration with two drives on the primary and two drives on 
   the secondary controller. 

 - Fixes a problem where the system would not boot when a LanStreamer
   network card was present.

HOW TO USE:

1. Download the SoftPaq to a directory on your hard drive.
The file downloaded is a self-extracting executable with a filename 
based on the SoftPaq Number above.

2. Execute the downloaded file and follow the on-screen instructions. 
Entering "Y" confirms the unpacking of several files. 

3. After the files have been created, you may delete the  
self-extracting file downloaded in step 1.

4. Refer to the file ASSIGNPW.TXT for instructions about the use of the 
utility programs.

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