[MLB-WIRELESS] RoamAbout client operation problem was "Wireless Question"

[Matt Pearce]

Mine also is doing the same switching on and off even though I have formated
the HDD and reinstalled everything twice (grrrrrrrrrrr).  I have tried
everything from changing I/O and IRQ manually to trying orinoco drivers to
see if they make a difference.  And I can get no real connection going cause
its on and off so much.  I have tried installing the windows updated patches
and that makes no difference either.

My basic setup is:

P90, 16mb 800HDD
Win 98 SE
1 x Enterasys Network card
1 x 3com 10mb card

Any suggestions would be great.

Matt

----- Original Message -----
From: <lkhoo at csc.com.au>
To: <melbwireless at wireless.org.au>
Sent: Monday, June 17, 2002 9:21 AM
Subject: RE: [MLB-WIRELESS] RoamAbout client operation problem was "Wireless
Question"


> hmmm .. i think i'm having the same issue. Just to clarify my client util
> is rapidy switching between connected and not operational, yet still able
> to transfer files surf the net etc.
>
> But my setup is :
>
> desktop celeron 550 win98 (1st ed) pcmcia pci card adapter enterasys card.
> I've checked the device manager and there are no conflicting irq's/memory
> etc.
> It was an enterasys card flashed with the latest orinoco firmware using
the
> 6.06 (i think) roamabout drivers.
> Not sure who makes the pci pcmcia card adapter, i'll have to look it up
and
> find if they have newer drivers.
>
> Lucas
>
>
> >I have had the same problem under every computer using Windows 98 (1st
ed)
> >that i've tried.  I'm pretty sure its an IRQ / IO conflict.
> >The card seems to work perfectly on the wireless network...  weird.
>
> >I have found it does not do this on a Win2k or WinME install.
>
> >Andrew
>
> >>
> >>This might be a dumb question but has anyone had the same thing as me at
> >the moment where when you look at your RoamAbout Client Utility it >keeps
> >>switching between Connected and Wireless Card Not operational ??  If so
> what
> >>was the cause and how did you fix it ??
> >>
> >>I am running it in an old NEC Versa 4050c notebook (P90 16mb 850HDD).
> >>
> >>Matt.
>
>
>
>
>
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