From: "Jon Harrison" <ecs-t6x@2rosenthals.com>
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Date: Wed, 20 Aug 2008 19:55:21 -0700 (PDT)
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On Wed, 20 Aug 2008 20:23:53 -0400, Lewis G Rosenthal wrote:

>wpsreset V1.0.8 (Jun  7 2008) (C) 1998-2005 Ulrich M=C3=B6ller
>Restarts the Workplace Shell process.
>Usage: wpsreset -D
>
> 6-07-08  1:08a        20,727      0 a---  WPSRESET.EXE
>
>While the version number in RC5 agrees, the files are of different=20
>lengths (the one form RC5 is smaller and has a 5/5/2008 date on it).=20
>I've attached it for you to test.
>
>For clarity, the file attached is from a running RC5 install with plain=20
>eWPS.


Lewis:

I'm running rc4 on my T61. =20

The file you sent came across as 26112 bytes, and of course, the
date was modified by the email.=20

Whatever, it works fine on my T61.

I have the same named file and size on my v1.2 desktop w/ eCenter.=20
I tried that one and it hangs the T61 with the wow-wow of the sound
card endlessly looping due to, I presume, an interrupt problem (why
that should happen on a wps reset is beyond me, seems that
interrupts should be set on the original bootup and not changed by
a wps reset).

The point of my original email was that if anyone w/ a T61 has a
problem w/ Checkini they may want to replace the file in their
checkini directory with a recent wpsreset (from XWP or eWPS) and
rename it to match the file that checkini calls (named
resetwps.exe).

And I guess I should say that if anyone does NOT have this problem
then that means there is something fishy at my end.

Thanks, jon