Available 9 files for D-Link DFE-538TX

Company

D-Link

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

D-Link DFE-538TX

Description

10/100Mbps Adapter With Wake-On-LAN Function

Operating System

Mac OS 8/9/10

Size Driver

488KB

File Name

dfe-538tx_drv_macos8_9_x.zip

Observations

Contents of Package:
• DFE-538TX 10/100Fast Ethernet Adapter
• Quick Install Guide
• CD-ROM, which includes driver software
If any of the above items are missing, please contact your reseller.
Requirements:
• PowerPC-based Macintosh computer with free PCI slot
• Operating System 8.0 or higher
Installation Procedure:
1. Install the DFE-538TX
2. Install the Drivers
3. Configure the Network Services

Installing the DFE-538TX into the
computer’s PCI slot

• Turn OFF the computer
• Insert the DFE-538TX into an available PCI slot
• Turn ON the computer
• Insert the CD-ROM into the Macintosh’s CD-ROM drive
Copy folder “DFE-538TX Driver for Mac OS” to desktop and
Double-click on the folder “DFE-538TX Driver for MacOS”
when it appears on your desktop.
Click “OK” to restart the computer.
After the computer restarts,the driver is installed

Checking Installation of the DFE-538TX
Drivers
Go to the Apple Menu>Controls Panel>Extensions Manager
Scroll down to find DLKRTS. Make sure that the box to the left is checked.
Before the adapter can be used, you will need to configure network services as
shown in Step 4.

Configuring Network Services
1. Open the Apple menu.
2. Go to Control Panels>AppleTalk control panel.
3. Select Ethernet from the Connect via: list box.
4. Do not choose DLKRTS Ethernet. If you do not see it, go back to the
beginning of this guide and install the drivers again.
5. When the installation is successful, and you have completed this step,
choose “Quit” from the “File” menu.
6. Click “Save” when prompted to save the new settings.
7. Open the Apple menu again.
8. Go to Control Panels>TCP/IP control panel.
9. Select Ethernet from the Connect via: list box.
10. From the Configure: list box, choose “Using DHCP Server” if you are
automatically assigned a “Dynamic IP address.” If you are not
automatically assigned an IP address, choose “Manual” for a “Static IP
address.”
11. Choose “Quit” from the “File” menu.
12. Click “Save” when prompted to save the new settings.

Company

D-Link

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

D-Link DFE-538TX

Description

10/100Mbps Adapter With Wake-On-LAN Function Datasheet

Information

Manual

Operating System

Manual

Size Driver

327KB

File Name

dfe-538tx.pdf

Observations

10/100Mbps Adapter With Wake-On-LAN Function

The DFE-538TX is a high-performance auto-sensing 10/100Mbps dual-speed adapter for the PCI bus
with Wake-On-LAN (WOL) feature a power management function that supports sleep mode and
power-on control from a remote location. Installable in a PC equipped with PCI expansion slots, this
adapter turns a desktop into a high-bandwidth graphic/multimedia workstation running at fullduplex
speed.
DFE-538TX 10/100Mbps adapter featuring Wake-On-LAN
function. The adapter plugs into a desktop PC's PCI expansion
bus slot to run in 10BASE-T or 100BASE-TX mode, half-or fullduplex.
High Performance
Wake-On-LAN for Power Management
10/100Mbps Flexible Connection
With 32-bit Bus Master operation, the adapter
guarantees the highest performance for power
workstations and servers. Bus Master transfers
data directly between the adapter and the host at
multi-megabits per second, bypassing the host
CPU to alleviate its workload. This allows the
host to concentrate on the application at hand.
Wake-On-LAN (WOL) is an Advanced
Configuration Power Interface (ACPI) function
allowing a powered OFF computer to be
powered ON from a remote station. This
function allows the administrator to send
wake-up signals to a computer. The WOL
function provides a great utility for power
management of the PC and allows users to
initiate action at irregular times and from distant
locations.
The adapter's single connector connects to either
10BASE-T Ethernet or 100BASE-TX Fast
Ethernet. 10/100Mbps speeds are
auto-negotiated, completely without users' need
to intervene.

Feartures
10/100Mbps auto-sensing with single shielded
RJ-45 connector
32-bit PCI Bus Master operation
Full/half duplex for 10BASE-T, 100BASE-TX
Wake-on-LAN (WOL) function
Low network command processing overhead
Runs Win95, 98, NT, NetWare, OS/2, Unix, other O.S.
Optional boot ROM for remote program load
from servers
Easy-to-view diagnostic LEDs

Company

D-Link

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

D-Link DFE-538TX

Description

10/100Mbps Adapter With Wake-On-LAN Function GNU - General Public License

Information

Manual

Operating System

Manual

Size Driver

41KB

File Name

gnu_general_public_license.pdf

Company

D-Link

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

D-Link DFE-538TX

Description

10/100Mbps Adapter With Wake-On-LAN Function GPL Source Code

Operating System

Software

Size Driver

70KB

File Name

dfe-538tx_e1_gpl.tar

Observations

The procedure to activate DFE-538TX on Red Hat 6.X linux is as follows:

step 1: copy the driver rtl8139.c from driver diskette to you linux.


step 2: compile:
The instruction for compiling the driver is include at the end of
the driver file. (run this instruction at /usr/src/linux)
Or you can use the Makefile included in the driver diskette \Linux.

step 3: insert the driver as module:
insmod rtl8139.o
(run 'lsmod' to see if the module is inserted)

step 4: bind your card to an IP address

/sbin/ifconfig eth0 ${IPADDR} broadcast ${BROADCAST}
netmask ${NETMASK}
(run 'netstat -i' to see if there is a interface 'eth0')

step 5: add your card to IP routing table, then add gateway also your card:
/sbin/route add -net ${NETWORK} netmask ${NETMASK} eth0
(should be able to ping local network now)
gateway:
/sbin/route add default gw ${GATEWAY} netmask 0.0.0.0 metric 1

step 6: start inet deamon.
/usr/sbin/inetd
(you are on the network now)

*make sure that your kernel is built with network, fast_ethernet and module
support. Otherwise, you have to rebuild your kernel.
(1:go to /usr/src/linux directory
2:run 'make menuconfig' or 'make config'
3:mark the options list above.
4:exit and rebuild your kernel.
make dep;make clean;make zImage
the file 'zImage' will be at /usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot/zImage
5:modify /etc/lilo.conf.(this file specify where kernel image is)
6:run 'lilo' )

You can run 'netconfig' which will do step 4,5,6 for you.
Then just add a line at the beginning of '/etc/rc.d/init.d/network'.
'insmod /your driver path/rtl8139.o'

then your driver will work every time you boot.

Company

D-Link

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

D-Link DFE-538TX

Description

10-100 Adapter

Operating System

Windows 2000-XP

Version

5.376.0523

Size Driver

16KB

File Name

dlink_dfe538_001001_2k.zip

Company

D-Link

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

D-Link DFE-538TX

Description

10-100 Adapter

Operating System

Windows 95

Version

5.376.0523

Size Driver

17KB

File Name

dlink_dfe538_001001_95.zip

Company

D-Link

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

D-Link DFE-538TX

Description

10/100Mbps Adapter With Wake-On-LAN Function

Operating System

Windows 95-98-98Se-Me-NT4-2000-XP

Size Driver

1.4MB

File Name

dfe-538tx_drv_v2.0.zip

Company

D-Link

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

D-Link DFE-538TX

Description

10-100 Adapter

Operating System

Windows 98-98Se-Me

Version

5.376.0523

Size Driver

16KB

File Name

dlink_dfe538_001001.zip

Company

D-Link

Categories

Networks Cards

Model

D-Link DFE-538TX

Description

10/100Mbps Adapter With Wake-On-LAN Function

Operating System

Windows Vista 32/64 bits

Version

3.00

Size Driver

261KB

File Name

dfe-538tx_e2_vista_driver_v3[1].00.zip