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Date:	Wed, 15 Sep 2004 09:44:22 PDT7
From:	"Steven Levine" <steve53@earthlink.net >
Reply-To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-Help: AirPrime 5220 card

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In <200409142322328.SM01244@MAIN>, on 09/14/04
at 11:08 PM, "Mark Abramowitz" said:

>Device Drivers - doesn't look like loaded.
>In System/General System/Modules, usbser does appear.

Ooops. Forgot to unwrap a couple of lines...

The drivers are loaded. From the modules list:

MTE @ hob Name type Full Path
8 : FDEE1674 103A USBMON LX C:\OS2\BOOT\USBMON.EXE
11 : FDEE4C3C 0FB4 USBMON LX C:\OS2\USBMON.EXE
247 : FDE90E44 0534 USBQSER LX C:\OS2\BOOT\USBQSER.SYS
263 : FDE70F54 03F5 USBRESMG LX C:\OS2\BOOT\USBRESMG.SYS
264 : FDE41D78 03B4 USBPRT LX C:\OS2\BOOT\USBPRT.SYS
274 : FDE5BF34 01EA USBCOM LX C:\OS2\BOOT\USBCOM.SYS
276 : FDE4DCDC 01E9 USBMOUSE LX C:\OS2\BOOT\USBMOUSE.SYS
277 : FDE56FA0 01E8 USBD LX C:\OS2\BOOT\USBKBD.SYS
278 : FDE4DC98 01C1 USBSER LX C:\OS2\BOOT\USBSER.SYS
305 : FDBD9F58 010E USBMSD LX C:\USBMSD.ADD
310 : FDBBAF80 00D8 USBHID LX C:\USBHID.SYS
311 : FDBABEC8 00D5 USBD LX C:\USBD.SYS
312 : FDBAAF80 00D6 USBUHCD LX C:\USBUHCD.SYS

You have a bit of overkill that you should clean up. Lose the extra
USBMON.EXE. Lose USBQSER and USBCOM for now too. Both USBCOM and USBQSER
define COM devices and that might make it difficult to interpret some
results. At this point, I believe the USBSER has the best chance to find
and operate the modem, but this believe is subject to change.

The drivers list shows the same thing, if you know what to look for.

These are the drivers with with USB in their names:

Header addr Limit Strategy Limit Name/Units Attr ...
23 : 3710:0000 03052 3718:19E2 05960 USBRESM$ D9C0 CHR IDC SHR OPN LVL=BitStrip
24 : 3500:001E 02B27 3508:1262 06406 $USBPRT C980 CHR IDC OPN LVL=BitStrip
45 : 1110:0000 00E38 1118:1774 0335F USBMOU$ 8180 CHR LVL=BitStrip
46 : 1100:0000 0085A 1108:2678 026A9 USBKBD$ 8180 CHR LVL=BitStrip
76 : 0898:0000 05925 08A0:79C2 07D28 USBMSD$ 8180 CHR LVL=BitStrip
81 : 06C8:0000 0B0AD 06D0:27F6 0290B USBHID$ 8180 CHR LVL=BitStrip
82 : 06C0:0000 0AE2B 06B8:4B4C 04BAF USBD$ 8180 CHR LVL=BitStrip
83 : 06A8:0000 0E207 06B0:551E 05559 USBUHCD$ 8180 CHR LVL=BitStrip

These are the COM ports created by COM.SYS, USBSER.SYS, USBCOM.SYS and
USBQSER.SYS

Header addr Limit Strategy Limit Name/Units Attr ...
5 : 4140:005A 0D0AB 4148:0A88 0341F COM10 D9C0 CHR IDC SHR OPN LVL=BitStrip
6 : 4140:003C 0D0AB 4148:0A7E 0341F COM9 D9C0 CHR IDC SHR OPN LVL=BitStrip
7 : 4140:001E 0D0AB 4148:0A74 0341F COM8 D9C0 CHR IDC SHR OPN LVL=BitStrip
8 : 4140:0000 0D0AB 4148:0A6A 0341F COM7 D9C0 CHR IDC SHR OPN LVL=BitStrip
28 : 13D8:00C0 001F8 13E0:0117 0014A COM7 98C0 CHR SHR OPN LVL=OS/2
29 : 13D8:00DA 001F8 13E0:0117 0014A COM8 98C0 CHR SHR OPN LVL=OS/2
30 : 13D8:00F4 001F8 13E0:0117 0014A COM9 98C0 CHR SHR OPN LVL=OS/2
44 : 1120:0000 00505 1128:340E 03EA7 COM6 D9C0 CHR IDC SHR OPN LVL=BitStrip
47 : 10E0:0000 0436A 10E8:321C 03B88 COM5 D9C0 CHR IDC SHR OPN LVL=BitStrip
48 : 0FC0:005A 001E0 0FC8:0039 0033C COM4 D9C0 CHR IDC SHR OPN LVL=BitStrip
49 : 0FC0:003C 001E0 0FC8:0026 0033C COM3 D9C0 CHR IDC SHR OPN LVL=BitStrip
50 : 0FC0:001E 001E0 0FC8:0013 0033C COM2 D9C0 CHR IDC SHR OPN LVL=BitStrip
51 : 0FC0:0000 001E0 0FC8:0000 0033C COM1 D9C0 CHR IDC SHR OPN LVL=BitStrip

I suspect you want to install USBRes

ftp://ftp.netlabs.org/pub/usb/usbres.zip

and edit the IDS file to include the AirPrime card. It might be helpful.

You might also consider, disabling some of the drivers you don't need at
the moment. It might make it easier to interpret the result.

Once you get the driver loading cleaned up a bit.

You might check Veit's idea that the slot is not kept powered up by
running PCI.EXE after letting the system sit for a bit. If the slot is
powered down, the USB controller will not show up.

Regards,

Steven

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