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Date: Wed, 18 Nov 2009 02:27:23 -0600
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Subject: Re: [OS2Wireless] Re: Cannot get DHCP - The Outcome
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Well, it appears that the problem was my router coupled with a few 
problems that Al Heath found in my setup.

Here's a little more information that I posted on Genmac and will submit 
as a ticket for RC7:

I recently purchased a T23 which came with a built-in wireless Prism 
card. After installing RC7 on it and discovered that the UNIAUD driver 
would not load and the multimedia sound was inoperative. Initially, I 
thought the problem was bad hardware.

I had a number of problems with wireless that appear now to have been 
caused by my router, not my software. In sorting that out, I changed 
from the Prism to an Intel 2200 b/g. The Intel card is now working 
flawlessly thanks to a visit from Al Heath! However, the sound system 
continued to be inoperative.

For a reason I cannot remember now, I reverted to an earlier CONFIG.SYS 
that I had used with the Prism card. Genmac could not find the card, but 
the sound system worked! So, it was not a hardware problem after all.

Finally, tonight I sorted the CONFIG.SYS that worked with the Intel card 
using Doug Bissett's Logical Config.Sys Sort. Now I have music with my 
wireless.

Several of my problems over the years have come from improperly 
sequenced  CONFIG.SYS statements set up during the OS installation 
procedure.

Thank you Doug for your sorter.