Re: NetBios & ThinkPad

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From: Paul Khoury (pkhoury_at_loop.com)
Date: Sun Oct 11 1998 - 03:00:23 EDT


> If I ftp to or from the TP, I can send/receive 3-13 meg files with no
>problems, so that would indicate problems with the TP, my Home and Away
>adapter and NETBIOS, nothing else. When a 'dir' or transfer fails, the
>time out varies form 80 sec to 8 minutes. Strangest thing, is that I
>have no problems AT ALL to the W95 machine on my network - it never
>failed with any transfers.

I have a very big suspicsion that the problem is the Home & Away NIC. I wish I never had one
of these (except for use as the 28.8 modem it has). I have the same problem, and haven't got any serious
crashes, but all of my desktop machines work (this one has problems using sharing because of an
install problem, but that's the least of my concerns).

Has anyone else had problems on their ThinkPad using NETBIOS and the crappy Home & Away
card?

> Any ideas would be appreciated, as that is now my hot button for this
>weekend. Netbios settings in 'protocol.ini' and 'ibmlan.ini' have been
>left at default, and my other OS/2 machines do not have a problem
>communicating/transferring, etc. only the TP.
> TP has 3.1G drive, 40M and is DX4-75. Don't seem to have problems
>running any applications. It is loaded with Warp 4 and has FP6 applied.
> Don,t know of a 'network' group to send this too, they might have some
>instant (reasonably) answers about netbios settings in 'protocol.ini' or
>other things.

Maybe something on usenet, but I don't even know any groups on usenet. :(

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