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At 05:12 AM 4/21/97 +0500, Patrick Hong wrote: deleted >However, with my 760ED, I can't see my client's server. No hint whatsoever >that it even exists. I've painfully checked to make sure that it is configured >exactly the same as my 755CX and still no luck. I even swapped network PC >Cards and the 755CX still finds the server so that isn't the problem. > >When I'm at home, it gets even weirder. When I boot up the 760, I can connect >to any device via my Ethernet hub. However, when I try to access the 760 from >either my 755CX or my desktop, it can't find the damn thing! But this is the >strange part, when I shut down the PC Card (via Control Panel), eject it and >then reinsert it, I can then see the 760 from my other computers! Argghhhh!!! > Patrick, Isn't it frustrating?? Coincidentally I've been going through the same problem just this weekend only with a 365 and 560. I wrote earlier about a pansonic drive that wouldn't work on the 560. I brought home the 365 to compare the machines and tested my home network. The 2 computer are configured identically (I swear!) and the 365 connects to the network effortlessly but I thrashed and thrashed with the 560. The best I could do was get the network to see the 560 but the 560 never saw the network. I used the same Xircom card with both machines. This problem and the problem with the pansonic drive makes me suspect that it is indeed a Thinkpad problem. Somehow the OS or the BIOS or something is keeping the 560 from doing what the 365 does so easily. Looking forward to any advice you get that may help me, Karen