Brief Introduction here of what it does.

INSTALLATION:

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This is a readme.1st document for the first release of a DOS Install
program for SCSI 8xx products.  Type install at the a: prompt and expect
to wait about 30 seconds for it to load the program off the floppy.  The
file is almost 500k and takes some time to load.  

The executable is a windows like program that is pretty self explanatory.
There is a file menu with three choices:  File - Exit, Install, or Help.
To exit the program, choose File - Exit.  To perform the install, choose
Install - Install.  If you don't have a mouse you would hit the Alt Key
and I for Install, or the Alt Key and F for File - Exit.  The help choice
describes the drivers and gives some general help.  Once in the install
window, choose F1 to get this help text to appear.

Choosing install pops up a checkbox window.  There are 3 drivers to select,
and the default is to have NONE of them selected.  If you don't check a box
the program will not let you continue.  The three drivers are ASPI8XX.SYS,
SYMDISK.SYS, and SYMCD.SYS.  You must load the ASPI driver if you choose
SYMDISK or SYMCD.  The install program automatically checks the ASPI driver
box if either of the other two drivers are chosen.

This program also lets you choose a destination directory for where the
drivers will be put.  The default is c:\sdms40.  Next a verification
window pops up confirming your choices.  Then a window pops up telling you
the drivers are being copied from the floppy to the chosen directory.
Lastly, it warns you it is about to make changes to your config.sys.  It
tells you it will make a backup copy in config.sym.  I recommend you save
your original config.sys somewhere in case something goes wrong.  If you
choose OK, the config.sys file is changed and the installation is complete.
It asks you to reboot your machine for the changes to take effect.

That's all.

COMMAND-LINE SWITCHES:

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