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Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2006 13:36:30 -0700
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Subject: Re: [OS2Wireless]Re: Speedstep and mini-PCI cards (was: Re: [OS2Wireless]Re:
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I have GSVDAEMN running but I have never seen it in the config.sys.  I 
think apmdaemn.exe launches it.
Andy
Lewis G Rosenthal wrote:
> Quick follow-up:
> 
> I disabled SpeedStep in the T43 BIOS, and gave the machine a reboot. 
> While I haven't tested with the known-working firmware, I can say that 
> the issue of GenMAC not finding the card when using the newer firmware 
> is unaffected by turning off SpeedStep.
> 
> Anybody using GSVDAEMN.EXE in CONFIG? (My T43 is not using it.) Just 
> wondering whether remming it out (and leaving the BIOS alone) would 
> achieve the same result as turning off BIOS support.
> 
> On 10/31/06 02:29 pm, Lewis G Rosenthal thus wrote :
>> I'm going to try disabling this in the T43, as I have intermittent 
>> problems with the 2915abg going to sleep at odd intervals. Sometimes 
>> it wakes up; other times only a reboot will kick it in the head. 
>> Interestingly enough, I see this very same behavior under XP. I've 
>> been hoping for a BIOS fix for it, but as a quick scan through threads 
>> here will show, newer BIOS versions for the T43 have other side 
>> effects (such as no access to the card - this is indeed under 
>> investigation, and I have provided some more detailed feedback to 
>> Netlabs on this issue).
>>
>> Oh, and don't be shy, Al. The fact that others have reported an issue 
>> with one card in one model (or several in several), doesn't 
>> necessarily exclude any others. I would encourage as many reports as 
>> possible (and, after all, it is *my* list). ;-)
>>
>> On 10/31/06 12:56 pm, Al Heath thus wrote :
>>>
>>> Ah okay. the ADDENDUM 2 was a little vague. It isn't that "... based 
>>> Thinkpad laptop, or one
>>> that has the Intel Speedstep technology.." but rather the specific 
>>> 8086:4220 device and not necessarily in general with Thinkpads that 
>>> have Intel Speedstep technology. That is, you can have "one that has 
>>> the Intel Speedstep technology" and still not have any problems at all.
>>>
>>> And actually, I don't like riddles, that was why I asked. But being 
>>> so admonished now I'll go back to being a lurker.
>>>
>> <snip>
>>
>