Chuck McKinnis wrote:

ls -l \ecs\system\genmac\driver\wrapper_8086_1049
-rwxrwxrwa   1 0        0          21860 Apr  3 08:44 e1e5132.cat*
-rwxrwxrwa   1 0        0           2889 Apr  3 08:44 e1e5132.din*
-rwxrwxrwa   1 0        0           1143 Oct 13  2007 e1e5132.inf*
-rwxrwxrwa   1 0        0         181760 Oct 13  2007 e1e5132.sys*
Updated WinXP drivers from Lenovo...
-rwxrwxrwa   1 0        0         246585 Apr  3 08:43 e1e5132.inf.new*
-rwxrwxrwa   1 0        0         252048 Apr  3 08:43 e1e5132.sys.new*

This is interesting.  Mine shows:

 4-02-08  7:36a         <DIR>      0 a---  .
 4-15-08 10:12p         <DIR>      0 a---  ..
10-13-07  6:05a         1,143      0 a---  e1e5132.inf
10-13-07  6:05a       181,760      0 a---  e1e5132.sys
        4 file(s)     182,903 bytes used

Chuck/Lewis,

Not that interesting... Downloaded the latest Winblows drivers from the Lenovo site... unpacked and tried using the SYS/INF instead of the genmac supplied drivers.  They worked sort-of... i.e. the driver loaded successfully but when CNTRL tried to bind, it hung out there forever...  Could you send me your exported registry settings for the 8086_1049

Per the genmac docs:
perform a registry export as follows:
In the Windows Registry, below the key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class search for a part of the driver name (e.g."PRO/1000"). You will find keys and entries like these:

ComponentId,"pci\\ven_8086&dev_109a&..."
ProviderName,"Intel"
DriverDate,"4-20-2006"
DriverVersion,"9.2.50.0"
...


Thanks,