Mailing List os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com Archived Message #5896 | ![]() ![]() |
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Ed Durrant wrote:Sorry to hear of your troubles, Mark. There are two (known) PCI ID's for the 2915: 4223 and 4224. In your GenMAC driver directory, make sure you have the subdirectory:
Lewis G Rosenthal wrote:
I have Stack32 now, in the hope that it would help, but initially not.Ed, I see that same condition with XWLAN every now and again (it's like that right now, as a matter of fact).
Insofar as interference with UNIAUD is concerned, do you have the STACK32 option set for GenMAC in PROTOCOL.INI?
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Hello:
I had significant problems with the miniPCI adapter
installation and eventually had to remove the card
in order to be able to connect to the Internet.
My favorite bus reader found
"Device 4223h PRO/Wireless 2915ABG MiniPCI Adapter."
However, my attempts to install it with GenMAC were
repeatedly frustrated. For one thing, the installer
appeared to be choosing the wrong *.nif and related
files to install to support it. My attempts to find
the correct file(s) and install manually led to the
refusal to boot. Did I need to be using Stack32?
Part of the PCI bus readout included:
"Cache line size 32 Bytes (8 DWords)"
That's one thing about my T30. If I make a mistakeYes, notebooks can be stubborn in that regard!
installing networking (and almost any time I run
MPTN) it refuses to boot. With PCs, it seems to me
that I could always hit enter after each pause in
loading drivers and eventually have them boot, albeit
without networking. I guess the hardware situation
(IRQs mostly, I suppose) is too tight on the T30 to
allow even a relatively small conflict.
Anyway, I want to get one of my PCs connected to theAnd it should. Again, sorry to hear of your troubles, and if it looks like a flakey card, I'll send you another to swap and test out.
Internet before I try to install the card again.
I thought it would be relatively simple. :->
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