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Sentinel System Drivers Version 5.33 README.TXT File Copyright (c) 1991-1997 Rainbow Technologies, Inc. All Rights Reserved. The Sentinel System Drivers provide a communication path between your protected application and the Sentinel key. The driver you install depends on the operating system you are using. This readme file describes the installation procedures for all Sentinel System Drivers. See the appropriate section for the procedure about the driver that you are installing. ----------------------------------- README File Contents ----------------------------------- 1.0 File List 2.0 Changes Since Last General Release 3.0 Windows NT Driver Installation Procedure 3.1 Windows NT Driver Configuration 3.2 Windows NT Driver Un-install 3.3 Recovery Mechanisms on NT-4.0 3.4 Windows NT - DOS Device Driver 4.0 Windows 3.x Driver Installation Procedure 4.1 Windows 3.x Driver Configuration 4.2 Windows 3.x Driver Un-install 5.0 OS/2 Driver Installation Procedure 5.1 OS/2 Driver Configuration 6.0 Windows 95 Driver Installation Procedure 6.1 Windows 95 Driver Configuration 6.2 Windows 95 Driver Un-install 7.0 Autodetecting Setup Program ----------------------------------- 1.0 File List ----------------------------------- README.TXT - This file. SENTINEL.DDP - OS/2 installation script file. SETUP.EXE - A program design to detect the active OS and launch the appropriate Installation program. DOS\SENTDOS.SYS - DOS Device Driver for use with some interfaces under Windows NT. OS2\INSTALL.CMD - OS/2 installation command file. OS2\SENTINEL.SYS - OS/2 Sentinel Driver. WIN_31\INSTALL.EXE - Install program for Windows 3.x Sentinel Driver. WIN_31\SENTINEL.386 - Windows 3.x Sentinel Driver. WIN_NT\SETUPAXP.EXE - Sentinel Driver installation program for Windows NT on ALPHA platforms. WIN_NT\SETUPX86.EXE - Sentinel Driver installation program for Windows NT on INTEL platforms. WIN_NT\SETUPPPC.EXE - Sentinel Driver installation program for Windows NT on Power PC platforms. WIN_NT\SNTI386.DLL - Sentinel Driver setup DLL for Windows NT on Intel platforms. WIN_NT\SNTALPHA.DLL - Sentinel Driver setup DLL for Windows NT on Alpha platforms. WIN_NT\SNTPPC.DLL - Sentinel Driver setup DLL for Windows NT on Power PC platforms. WIN_NT\I386\SENTINEL.HLP - Help file for the WinNT Sentinel Driver setup DLL. WIN_NT\I386\SENTTEMP.SYS - WinNT Sentinel Driver for x86 systems. WIN_NT\I386\RNBOVTMP.DLL - WinNT Sentinel Virtual Device Driver for x86 systems. WIN_NT\ALPHA\SENTINEL.HLP - Help file for the WinNT Sentinel Driver setup DLL. WIN_NT\ALPHA\SENTTEMP.SYS - WinNT Sentinel Driver for Alpha systems. WIN_NT\ALPHA\RNBOVTMP.DLL - WinNT Sentinel Virtual Device Driver for ALPHA systems. WIN_NT\PPC\SENTINEL.HLP - Help file for the WinNT Sentinel Driver setup DLL. WIN_NT\PPC\SENTTEMP.SYS - WinNT Sentinel Driver for Power PC systems. WIN_NT\PPC\RNBOVTMP.DLL - WinNT Sentinel Virtual Device Driver for Power PC systems. WIN_95\SENTINEL.VXD - Windows 95 Sentinel Driver. WIN_95\SENTW95.EXE - Sentinel Driver installation program for Windows 95. WIN_95\SENTW95.DLL - Sentinel Driver installation DLL. WIN_95\SENTW95.HLP - Windows help file used by the DLL. WIN_95\SENTSTRT.EXE - Program used to initialize the VxD. ----------------------------------------------------- 2.0 Changes Since Last General Release (PD-5.30) ----------------------------------------------------- 1. MIPS Windows NT is no longer supported. (PD-5.31) 2. Corrected an NT driver installer problem that caused the installation to fail when the driver files were located in subdirectories named i386, ALPHA, and PPC - and those subdirectories were not positioned at the lowest level of the pathname. (PD-5.31) 3. Modified the NT and Win95 driver installer to return non-zero error code if an error is encountered during the installation. (PD-5.31) 4. Added a command line switch /E (or /e) to NT and Win95 driver installer to prevent any error message from being displayed during the installation. (PD-5.31) 5. Added code to remove the 'Sentinel' entry from NT Service Control Manager when the Sentinel driver is uninstalled. (PD-5.32) 6. Setup.exe is now included to detect the active OS, and to launch the appropriate Sentinel System Installation program. Please see 7.0 Autodetecting Setup Program for more details. (PD-5.33) 7. Corrected an Win95 driver problem that caused the key access to fail when an ECP-capable printer such as HP LaserJect 5L is attached with active print job(s). (PD-5.33) 8. Modified the NT driver to avoid the possibilities of affecting other time-critical processes. (PD-5.33) 9. Localized the Windows 3.1, Windows 95, and Windows NT driver installers to support English, Chinese, French, German, and Spanish. Following table shows the components and the status of localization, "x" means a language is supported. (PD-5.33) ENGLISH CHINESE FRENCH GERMAN SPANISH ================================================================== DOS x OS/2 x Win 3.1 x x x x x Win 95 x x x x x Win NT Intel x x x x x Win NT Alpha x Win NT PowerPC x 10. Modified the NT driver IRP allocation scheme to avoid incompatibilities with Radisys Corporation's INtime software. (PD-5.33) 11. Removed SENTINEL.ZIP, OEMSETUP.INF, and INSTALL.BAT from the release file list. (PD-5.33) ------------------------------------------------ 3.0 Windows NT Driver Installation Procedure ------------------------------------------------ Note: administrative privilege is required to install the NT driver. 1. Make a backup copy of the diskette. 2. Under the Microsoft Windows NT Main group, double click on "Command Prompt". (On NT 4.0 or later, select "Run" from the Taskbar) 3. Change drive to the floppy drive containing the Driver Diskette. \WIN_NT. In case of CD-ROM distribution, change the current directory to \PRODUCT\DRIVERS\<LANGUAGE>\WIN_NT, where <LANGUAGE> is one of the languages supported. (On NT 4.0 or later, click the "Browse..." button and select the directory described above) 4. Run driver setup program -- Type SETUPX86 (for Intel systems), SETUPPPC (for PowerPC systems), or SETUPAXP (for DEC Alpha systems) at the command prompt. There are several command line options: 1. /q Quiet mode. Normal dialogs are not displayed but error messages will be displayed. 2. /e Suppress all messages. (Overwrites the /q switch) Both normal dialogs and error messages not displayed. Look for non-zero return code from the installer so installation error can be detected. 3. /pxxx Path, where xxx is the path of files to be installed. Specify the path of files to be installed. Otherwise, files will be copied from the def