In <list-289044@2rosenthals.com>, on 08/14/06    at 11:48 AM, "Lewis G Rosenthal" <os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com>
said:



  

Device-Name     : W168Cx1014.nif
Lan-Number      : lan1
Link-Status     : 0x4001000c
Link-Status-CHG : 1
Mac-Address (AP): 000D72667131  "2WIRE427" P 1 Rssi -72 NetT 1 Channel 6
Infr 1 Rate B-1 B-2 B-5 B-11 22  Mac-Address (AP): 000D725E07B1 "2WIRE319" P 1 Rssi -85 NetT 1 Channel 6 Infr 1 Rate B-1 B-2 5 11 22 Mac-Address (AP): 0011500557AF  "JPHome" P 1 Rssi -91 NetT 3 Channel 11
Infr 1 Rate B-1 B-2 B-5 B-11 18 24 36 54 6 9 12 48  Mac-Address (AP):
001346C66FDC  "dlink" P 1 Rssi -39 NetT 3 Channel 11 Infr 1 Rate B-1 B-2
B-5 B-11 6 12 24 36 9 18 48 54  Mac-Address (AP): 000C4147E388  "BESHERS"
P 1 Rssi -94 NetT 1 Channel 1 Infr 1 Rate B-1 B-2 5 11  Media-Connect   :
DISCONNECTED
LinkSpeed       : 54 MBit/s
Infrastructure  : 0x1  (INFRASTRUCTURE)
Encryption      : 0x1  (DISABLED)
Authentication  : 0x0  (OPEN)
Privacy Filter  : 0x0  (ACCEPT ALL)

  
      

This looks good. The card is definitely alive and functioning, so this is indeed an issue with XWLAN finding it.
    

The XWLAN widget has an X in it, and when I click on it, it says: No WLAN
driver installed.

Any suggestions will be very much appreciated.

  
      

Hmmm... A quick search through the archives on this list comes up with:
    

  

http://mail.2rosenthals.com:8100/Lists/os2-wireless_users/Message/5906.html?Language=
    

  

wherein Christian responded to a similar issue concerning the bindings    

>from protocol.ini not getting written to os2.ini for some reason. You  

might want to try to uninstall and then reinstall the same version of XWLAN (2.14), now that you've got a working GenMAC in place, and see what XWLAN does.
    

A reinstall of XWLAN 2.14 did indeed do the trick!

Everything seems to be working now.

Thanks again for hanging in there with me.