The Windows NT driver that supports the Trantor T-128 and T-130B adapters assumes operation on
IRQ 5. If the adapter is set for another interrupt, the Trantor driver will continue to work, 
but in a polling fashion that may slow down operation of the system. Also, the Trantor driver 
will register as claiming the use of IRQ 5, and this may disrupt operation of another device 
actually configured for IRQ 5. If you are using one of these Trantor adapters, complete the 
Windows NT installation normally, and then change the IRQ information for the driver in the 
Registry. If the IRQ is incorrect, the driver will log an event that you can view using Event
Viewer.

In addition, these adapters are SCSI-termination sensitive. If Windows NT hangs upon booting, 
or if Windows NT Setup cannot find devices attached to a Trantor adapter, verify that the SCSI
termination occurred and that one of the SCSI devices attached to the Trantor adapter is
providing termination power.


Tape drives are not supported with the T-128 for this release.

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