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Date:  Mon, 27 Oct 2003 10:13:57 -0600
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From:  Sam Lewis <os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com>
To:  os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com
Subject: [OS2Wireless] IBM High Rate Wireless LAN -128

Lewis G Rosenthal wrote:

> Sam Lewis wrote:
>
>> I have an SMC Access Point on the way should be here any day.
>>  
>>
> That will be a much better test as to whether the card is initializing 
> properly.
>
>>> From what manufacturer is the other card? Model?
>>>   
>>
>>
>> NetGear MA311 using the miniPCI driver which installed and worked great
>> without a hitch.
>>  
>>
> To what were you connecting via the MA311? Is there a third wireless 
> client somewhere?
>
>>> Do you have an IP address at all? Static?
>>>   
>>
>>
>> Yes both cards have static IP's assinged.  I booted up my laptop into 
>> Win2K
>> and the card works fine communicating with the Desktop with it 
>> running eCS or
>> Win98.
>>
> Oh, okay, I get it. So, in Ad-hoc mode, it works under Win2K, but 
> under eCS it doesn't? What IP address is it using in Ad-hoc mode? The 
> static one you've assigned? Try an ipconfig at a cmd prompt under W2K. 

I have both OS's on this laptop set to the same IP address 10.225.52.245 
for the Hi Rate card.  The PC with the NetGear is 10.225.52.244.

>
>
>> One other thing on my laptop is that it doesn't even recognize that 
>> the card
>> is there until I reseat it during or after bootup.  The power light 
>> doesn't
>> even come on until I reseat when booting eCS.
>>  
>>
> My Cisco seems to behave this way after waking up from suspend or 
> hibernate. What's your power saving mode in the eCS setup? I typically 
> use CAM, which is always on. 


I'll check that.

Thanks,
Sam

>
>


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