said:
>The Gigabit Nic still does not work, but then it never
>did (under OS/2).
This NIC has worked for some folks. Make sure you have the most recent
version of the driver installed in \ibmcom\macs. Send a copy of e1000.os2
and e1000.nif my way, just so I know exactly which version you are
running. Also, a copy of lantran.log might be useful.
>I think you said that those
>files override and control, but I'm still wondering if
>there not being adaptors bound with protocols for the
>Gigabit *inside* the MPTS notebook has some relevance
>here ?
If the bindings don't show up correctly in the MPTS notebook, there is a
problem. Check the .nbk versions of the files I supplied. If there is a
mismatch, overwrite the .nbk version with mine. If that does not bring
things into sync, I'll take another look at protocol.ini. There may still
be something wrong with it.
>I think the IPs must be right. This (same) whole deal
>works under W2K, for whatever that's worth.
The should be fine now that they are unique.
>I would not jump to the conclusion that getting both
>Nics working (interchangeably) with eCS, and getting
>Peer to install on this box, can't be arranged. But,
>based on what we've seen so far, I think it may be
>difficult, and will certainly take more than a little
>additional finagling.
Not really. I just requires time to understand why it is failing. Of
course, time is often a scarce commidity.
Regards,
Steven
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