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Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2007 06:32:25 +1000
From: "Ed Durrant" <os2-wireless_users@2rosenthals.com>
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Subject: Re: [OS2Wireless] TP30 plus Intel 2200BG under eCS 2.0RC1

Further to the status below, disabling Uniaud16 & 32 drivers stopped the 
beeping at start up and in fact the battery monitor now correctly shows 
a battery and percentage or a mains cable symbol - this is the first 
time I've seen these working.

Unfortunately the XWLAN symbol now indicates to WiFi card present, even 
though the driver loads correctly and is reported correctly within XWLAN.

This sounds very much still, like a conflict in drivers sonewhere.

Cheers/2

Ed.

Ed Durrant wrote:
> Well after a few changes, I'm getting promising signs (but not there 
> yet).
>
> I am using XWLAN v 3.0 and Genmac v 2.01.
>
> I think the turning point was NOT to have the TCPIP interface defined 
> and active in TCPCFG2, rather to let XWLAN create the connection. 
> (earlier versions of Genmac/XWLAN I could only get to work by having 
> the second interface defined nd configured in TCPCFG2).
>
> Now however, when I boot the system it makes a whole series of fault 
> tones for about 30 seconds while XWLAN is loading and then pops up the 
> IP range conflict error asking me whether I want LAN0 (the cabled 
> connection) nullifying so that Wifi can operate. Selecting yes here 
> unfortunately does not allow the WiFi to operate, rather it gives a 
> red bars symbol indicating that I am out of range of my WiFi access 
> point, which happens to be about 2 metres away.
>
> To me this looks and sounds like an IRQ conflict, possibly with audio.
>
> Do we still have a problem with UniAud ? As of course the eCS install, 
> installed UniAud rather than the OS/2 driver for the on-baord audio 
> chipset.
>
> I'll try disabling UniAud and see how WiFi works then.
>
> Apparently there is a later version of the UniAud DLL (needed by the 
> latest WarpVision build among other things) - perhaps that'll solve 
> the problem as well.
>
> Cheers/2
>
> Ed.
>


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