Mailing List os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com Archived Message #5638 | ![]() ![]() |
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On Sun, 21 Oct 2007 15:27:14 -0400, Lewis G Rosenthal wrote:This can also be a motherboard issue, where we're not getting enough supply voltage (constantly) to the inverter.
Perhaps you got a bad inverter, or perhaps the LCD switch (which turns off the display when closing the lid) is flaky (common problem on the T23).
well, I can sort of see something moving on the screen.....I guess it's the inverter, the F*kr sent me a second bad one. I put in a bid on a 'brand new' one, coming out of Canada...
Is it possible to change it without taking the whole damned laptop apart? just unscrew the the LCD screws and pop the bezel? I had the thing disassembled in a box with all the screws stuck into post-its with the service manual's page numbers for a few weeks because of the holidays and my schedule (I'm on two non-profit boards, and it's marching season and I'm the band photographer, and publish a 20-28 page newsletter each month for my synagogue)....since I changed the case bottom and palmrest bezel, it wasn't a problem, but I don't want to take it all apart again....PITA.I've done a couple by just taking the bezel off. The hardware manual is a bit retentive when it comes to necessary disassembly procedures... ;-)
btw after how long is it? a year, I finally got to rebuild my wife's laptop that Toshiba that I bought the pci-mini wireless card from you..2200BG? As I thought it needed XP SP2 to function (plus the cut connector and the intel drivers which are hard to find even on the intel site). What I find however is that it spends an inordinate amount of time constantly resetting itself. When the connection is actually being used it is great, but stop for more than a minute and it starts renegotiating....and then thinks its on a new connection and asks for an ip address. Is this the behavior of that card? I tried changing the settings to not roam so much...but to no avail....This sounds like a power management issue. Make sure the card is set for CAM (Constant Awake Mode) and it's not trying to constantly power down and back up (many AP's simply don't handle the constant renegotiation very well, and "miss" reconnection attempts).
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