The manual introduces the Lenovo A9 V1.1 motherboard and explains how to install the required drivers before using the board. It notes that the motherboard uses newer technology and therefore needs its specific driver package.
Installation steps are detailed for Windows 95/98, including inserting the supplied driver CD, running the setup program from the LX_Chip/VIA folder, selecting the Bus Master PCI IDE driver, and restarting the system. A note clarifies that Windows NT4 does not require a motherboard driver installation. This manual is written in Chinese.
After installing Windows 95/98, insert the supplied Lenovo driver CD, run the setup.exe in the LX_Chip/VIA folder, select the Bus Master PCI IDE driver, follow the prompts, and restart the computer.
No, the manual states that under Windows NT4 you do not need to install the motherboard drivers.