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Date: Fri, 09 Nov 2007 09:55:54 -0800
From: "Ray davison" <os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com>
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Subject: Re: [OS2Wireless] XWLAN Widget

Christian Langanke wrote:
> 
> You would need to insert that widget the same way as you added the tray
> widget itself,

This is a laptop.  It has XP, W2K, eCS12RM and now eCS20RC3.  I added 
the widget to eCS12RM when that came out, but have lost any notes I had 
on that.

This is eCenter that came with eCS20RC3.  It is a fresh install and 
rather unmolested at this point.  I did nothing to the eCenter.  What I 
take to be one tray is already there.  It has three shadows.  To the 
right of that is an area that has links to what is running.  To the 
right of that is the time and to the right of that is "E 78", whatever 
that is.

If I RMB on either side of those last two items I get a box that 
includes "Create new widget".  The arrow by that opens a list that 
includes XWLAN.The first time I clicked, the widget was not created, and 
the system sorta froze - I had to do a power off.  Next boot I did the 
same thing, the widget was created, and the startup sound started 
playing in a continous loop.  Reboot; no change.  Delete widget, sound quit.

> That BTW is XCenter handling, so it should be included in the XCenter
> documentation.

I'll get XCenter and put it on a W4 machine.

I might as well bring up the situation I have with this laptop under 
eCS12RM.  The NICs are Intell 2200 and Realtek 8139.  In XP and W2K I 
installed a driver for each.  If the cable is plugged in to the router 
it uses that.  If the cable was not plugged in uses the wireless.  In 
eCS I was never able to get it to connect either wired or wireless if 
both drivers were loaded.  The only way I have been able to connect is 
set it up wired and save config.sys, protocol.ini and ibmlan.ini, and 
then do the same for wireless.  I have cmd files to swap those files to 
change from wired to wireless and back.  Any guess as to whether I am 
stuck with that scheme?

When I installed eCS20RC3 both wired and wireless were properly found 
and I accepted them.  I have not done anything to alter that.

Ray

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