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On Sun, 21 Jan 2007 18:45:31 +0100, Kris Steenhaut wrote:Kris, my T43 has a Broadcom NIC in it. I also use the Broadcom driver for it. Some earlier builds came with Intel NICs, IIRC.
Eric A. Erickson wrote:
I'm trying to get the Wireless to work on my T43 (2686-DJU). I haveStrange, I had a TP43-2669-44G with an iNtel thing.
the lan port active using the Broadcom 1 Gig Driver,
T43's have either Intel 2915ABG or 2200BG cards in them. These are mPCI and not miniPCI-Express, as the 3945ABG cards (found in the T60's).but when I tryHmm ... I doubt an A/B/G device ever was available on a TP43.
and get the GenMac drivers to work 2915/A/B/G,
Eric, you don't want to load the 2915 driver, as that's for another card. You need to load the 2200 driver. What version of XWLAN are you using? Some builds had some difficulty with the card detection.they do not load. I
can get the Intel 2200 Drivers to load via GenMac, but WLan reports
no driver loaded and the LanTran.log shows The PCI program reports that I have a PRO/Wireless 2200BG Network
Connection
This is in all probability an exercise in futility. As 99% of all PCI cards share IRQ's, very rarely do I see NIC problems with IRQ 11 in use (as it's high enough to be out of the way of other, less friendly peripherals). Most likely, you're loading an incorrect driver for GenMAC. You could try re-installing GenMAC.Could you check in the bios of the TP43 whether everything defaults to irq 11?I will, also I discovered that the .Sys file was not on the OS/2
partition. I've gotten it from my XP Partition and will be trying
that later today.
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