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[OS2Wireless] T30 wifi suddenly only works on boot and "card not |
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Fri, 30 Sep 05 09:45:05 -0500 |
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I have weird things happen with my Thinkpad which are bios related. There
has always been a problem with OS2 not being able to control the power to
the cardbus bus... thus Kurt's cbenable.
But try this. It worked when my Tp600e's serial port decided to become
inoperative: go into the bios (alt-f1 and power on), select config in
'easy setup' and then select 'Initialize'.... It does *something*...
probably returns everything to the default state...That *may* allow you to
thereafter change the power state. In my case I never did figure out what
had turned off the serial port, but the Thinkpad configuration program
would not turn it back on, until I 'initialized' the bios. As it turned
out, I had a bad serial cable, a program trying to talk to the wrong
address and a dead serial port... talk about a frustrating exercise in
problem solving.
Geoff
On Fri, 30 Sep 2005 04:31:15 GMT, cytan299@netzero.net wrote:
>
>I've in fact re-installed ecomstation 1.2 on this Thinkpad just to be sure that it isn't a corruption problem. Same thing -- I wind up with the same problem as was described.
>
>I've set power management on the Wifi card to disabled. Still the same thing. There's power management in the BIOS but it says nothing about Wifi. I'm not sure which version of APM I'm using. I tried suspending the Thinkpad and then waking it up, hoping that the WIFI card will wake up too. No cigar :-(.
>
>Cheng-Yang Tan
>
>P.S. I'm writing to you with WIFI on my Thinkpad under os/2, so it's working now.
>
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>-- "Lewis G Rosenthal" <lgrosenthal@2rosenthals.com> wrote:
>At first blush, I'd say that you should not use WiFiStat and XWLAN on the same machine. That said, I, too, believe this to be a power management issue. Has anyt
>hing changed insofar as drivers are concerned? What version of APM.SYS are you running? Any power management settings in the BIOS?
>
>--
>Lewis
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>------- Original message -------
>From: cytan299@netzero.net <cytan299@netzero.net>
>Sent: 30.9., 0:42
>
>> Hi,
>> I have been using my T30 with built in Wifi (with IBM prism driver) for the past year with no problems with XWLAN. However, in the last week something weir
>d is happening:
>>
>> I can use my Wifi once on boot with WifiStat from IBM, i.e. it scans and finds the network, but if I turn the radio OFF, Wifistat says that the "Card is no
>t found" and I cannot turn on the radio again because the option is greyed out.
>>
>> In the XWLAN widget, I have XWLAN turn off the radio on boot up and if I try to turn on the radio, it says that it cannot find the card.
>>
>> This is really annoying, because I used to be able to turn the radio on and off without problems. Has anyone seen this before?
>>
>> Furthermore since my Thinkpad was still under warranty, I was able to get a replacement from IBM and have replaced it. Unfortunately, it still has the s
>ame problem. When I boot to WinXP$ the radio can be turned on/off as many times as I wish.
>>
>> I have a suspicion that the WIFI card has gone to sleep, maybe there's some way to wake it up? And I cannot insert/reinsert the card again because it's a
> MiniPCI card and not PCMCIA.
>>
>>
>> Thanks for any info.
>>
>> Cheng-Yang Tan
>
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