Hi!
Smedles (30 Mar, 2006 02:54):
Genprism only works with pcmcia devices - I thought your Dell had an onboard mini-PCI wireless card?
Yes, it has in deed. But I have now buyed a pcmcia wlan card for my laptop: the NetGear MA-401. This is supported by the genprism driver. The mini-PCI wireless card is not supported by any driver yet, also not by the genmac driver.
melf (30 Mar, 2006 09:44):
Maybe you have solved your problems by now, regarding your network but anyway: (...) I can access every machine from each of them, including my eCS. I have no 9-character problem.
Yes I solved it, it was a problem with HPFS386:
http://www.os2world.com/cgi-bin/ultraboard/UltraBoard.cgi?action=Read&BID=62&TID=396&SID=gzQabsrtvnXwrXev
Toby (03 Apr, 2005 11:5
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Last month I got an OS/2 warp server box from eBay and I already managed to install the HPFS386 package on my eCS 1.1 system. It seemed to work fine, but my problem is now that if I access an eCS share from my windows computer that I don´t have the permission to read or to modify files any more. I even can´t see the files inside my Windows shares any more.(...)
Therefore my question is:
Would it be possible that this could be caused by the hpfs386 security features mentioned by Kim and if so, how can I remove this limitation?
Toby (05 Nov, 2005 09:45):
I´ve got it working. There were such small things wrong. But as it sometimes is it can cause big problems.1. Inside the Hpfs386.ini was no IBMLAN folder specified.
2. The ACL of Drive C: was set to no access.
I always tried to get the permission of the folder C:\ÖffentlOrd right. As I did it in Windows, but I then did not checked the permission of drive c:!
but I've now got this problem:
It discribes an error in AFINETK.SYS (Exception)
http://www.os2world.com/cgi-bin/ultraboard/UltraBoard.cgi?action=Read&BID=62&TID=1063&P=1#ID1063
Toby (28 Mar, 2006 18:1
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(...)It showed an exception in the file C:\mptn\protocol\AFINETK.SYS.(...) Could this be caused by applying more ram to the Laptop. I changed it from 512mb to 1280mb ram.
Smedles (29 Mar, 2006 00:43):
You could try going to the non-kee version of the network drivers - it afinet.sys not afinetk.sys - I think there's a couple of others as well.It definitely could be due to the memory increase - when I went from 512mb to 1024mb on my laptop I found pcmcia support stopped working due to a memory conflict.
Toby (29 Mar, 2006 15:17):
I already tried that, forgot to mention (also not working). Which other could I use?
Do you maybe know a solution for the exception problem?
Toby