** Reply to message from "Kris Steenhaut kris.steenhaut@hccnet.nl" on Fri, 15
Jul 2005 12:03:28 +0200
> If you have the ssid stored in the xwlan profile, it always will pick
> that same signal from the wirelees hub (first).
That is what I expected but can not seem to get it working.
> And my impression is you are asking to much: your pcmcia card (which one
> is it?) is only suited for signals coming from strong enough radio
> stations.
I boot to Windows and can see three (from my home) networks. My wireless hub
with 100% signal, another secured network with an 80% signal and an unsecured
network with a 40% signal (which Windows can connect to). I boot to eCS and I
can only get connected to my wireless hub.
So what is the problem? It is either my error in the setup of the wireless on
the laptop or the GENPRISM drivers or XWLAN program. I am still trying to
figure out what is wrong.
> Suggest you travel to a spot where there is a know wife service, and
> test it out there on spot.
That I am going to try tomorrow. (I know what you mean not what you said <G>)
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Robert Blair
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