said:
>The eCS USB Resource Mgr. sees the following:
> Vendor: D-Link Corp. Rev. 2.03
> Product: ID0x3701 Langlds: 1033
OK. This is a start. Now do the next thing I told you was required. RMB
on the entry and request the details.
You can copy the resulting copy to the clipboard and send it my way. I
need both the vendor ID and the product.
You also need to unpack USBETHR*.* from the USB driver package so you have
copies of:
12-21-01 11:45 6,833 0 USBETHER.TXT
5-21-02 4:41 1,116 0 USBETHR.NIF
5-21-02 16:41 19,446 0 USBETHR.OS2
Finally you need to decide where you want to install this for testing. I
would just manually edit protocol.ini and config.sys. You might prefer to
use the MPTS installer. In either case you need to know how to back out
the changes.
>Does that leave us knowing any more than before ?
Yes.
Regards,
Steven
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