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There has been quite a bit of traffic on this subject, but I'm still confused, and our SysAdmin type refuses to deal with os2. I have a 3c589 PCMCIA combo ethernet card, and I have installed IBM's TCPIP for OS2 v 2.0 on my 750. I also have the dos/win access kit. No driver for the 3com card comes with the TCPIP package. I called 3com, and they told me that the os2 NDIS driver they have has bugs, and they will have a fixed version later this week or next week. (the 3com people were very helpful and honest). Looking over my mail, I see that many of you are currently using 3c589's under warp. How do you do it? Please be detailed, as I am rather weak on this network stuff, and the architecture of os2 is rather mysterious to a dos person. Since installing TCPIP for os2, I have gotten an error on boot which is something like: SYS1201: Device driver D:\tcpip\bin\vdostcp.vdd specified...on line 101 was not installed. Line 101 ignored. D:\tcpip\bin\vdostcp.vdd does exist on my hard disk, and the paths match in the config.sys command. The DEVICE=...vdostcp.vdd occurs only once in the config.sys file. The question is, why doesn't this vdd install? I have not yet downloaded the revised pcmcia.sys and icrmu01.sys files as suggested by Chris Hanson. I assume that this fixes an unrelated problem, which I will encounter as soon as I get all the other pieces in order. Thanks in advance for your help. ------------------------------------------------------------ Victor Kress Carnegie Institution of Washington, Geophysical Laboratory 5251 Broad Branch Road N.W. Washington, D.C. 20015-1305 (202) 686-2410 x2489 ------------------------------------------------------------