On Thu, Aug 10, 2006 at 07:23:56AM +0200, Jeroen Besse wrote:
> > Any suggestions?
> >
> > [B44A]
> <snip>
>
> Well, I see no option there to set speed or duplex type... seems like
> you can't set it through the driver.
> Maybe there is an option, but it's simply not in the .NIF file. With a
> program like file commander, view the .OS2 file, look for the option
> text strings that are listed in the .NIF file, and see whether there
> also is something like 'speed' or 'duplex'... also, look for value
> lists like '10', '100', '10hdx', '100fdx'. In the latter 2 cases,
> speed and duplex are combined in one parameter. If you find them, add
> them to the card section of protocol.ini and set speed to '10' and
> duplex to 'half', or speed to '10hdx' (depending on your findings).
There is no string in the .OS2 file like those mentioned, there is .sym
MediaSpeed and MediaDuplex, which I find confusing... The source code is
supplied with the driver, but I wouldn't have a clue about finding my way
around it.
> Or, start looking around for another driver for your card. Maybe genmac?
I looked at Genmac but can't work out how I can use it. It suggests
running MPTS to install the Win drivers, but that is a PM application but
I can only run in text mode at the moment.