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I don't think this is a problem with the Thinkpad either... or at least I hope
not. Okay, when I'm at my client's office, I connect to their Novell server
(IPX) and sometimes dial up my ISP (TCP/IP). I don't have a problem with
this configuration on my 755CX as I can still retrieve my email and stay
connected to the server for printing, etc.
However, when I boot up the 760ED with the network adapter plugged in, it
doesn't even see the network to begin with. I can later of course, dial up my
ISP and continue on my merry way.
I just think that something in my configuration is screwed up but I have no
idea as to where to even begin looking. It must be just an oversight of mind
but I can't figure out what.
... patrick
> Patrick,
>
> This *isn't* a problem with the Thinkpad.
>
> Now, are you running TCP/IP or NetBIOS or IPX or all three or what? If
> you're running TCP/IP, can you ping things on the network? Are you
> suspending or booting your system from scratch?
>
> What happens if you boot without the PC Card, hot-plug the PC Card, wait
> for the drivers to load, and do it then?
>
> Lots of questions. My 760 and a number of others that I've worked with
> run just fine with 3Com network cards and sharing. FWIW...
> --
> Steve Hultquist, President Worldwide Solutions, Inc.
> Internet Integration - Technology Engineering Boulder, Colorado
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