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Date:	Fri, 22 Nov 2002 23:07:16 PST7
From:	sshapiro@ucsd.edu (Sandy Shapiro)
Reply-To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-Help: PCMCIA Lan Card

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>That's the wrong driver for a 3c589, you need:

> elpc3 .os2 30,237 .... 10-27-96 19:42:32
That is exactly what I have.

> elpc3os2 .nif 1,615 .... 10-27-96 13:11:00
That reads 1,634 .... 8-27-98

>Read the .nif to figure out the description that will display.

3COM Megahertz 10 mbps PC Card OS/2

>If your laptop is faster than 500 MHz, you need to apply my 3C589 patch.
>It's on Hobbes.

IIRC my Thinkpad 600E is slower than that.

>>uses IRQ 7 there (and it works). I see no IRQ reference in the
>>Protocol.ini.

>There will not be unless you point enable the card. You shouldn't need
>anything more than:

>[elpc3os2_nif]

> DriverName = ELPC3$
> MaxTransmits = 20

That is exactly what I have.

>You will know the card works when it shows up correctly in the Card
>Director status displays.

Card Director shows:
CARD -- LAN
Status -- Ready

(irq = 11).

The green LED on the card does illuminate under Windows. And under Windows
is runs under IRQ 7.

Is there a way I can force the IRQ from 11 to 7 just to see?
Anything else I can try?
The green LED on the hub is lit, but I have no access to the internet, nor
does DHCP start work.

Thanks,
Sandy

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