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I have a XJEM3288 in my laptop using VLMs.  When I first installed the
card, I experience a problem similar to yours.  To correct the
problem, I had to load the network drivers in this order:
	LSL
	ENABLE     (sets up XJEM3288)
	MHZETH    (ODI driver for XJEM3288)
	IPXODI
	VLM

I figure that this might be helpful.


Steven Klepzig <klest@mcdss.co.gov> wrote:
>I've got 30+ laptop users that connect to the net with Megahertz XJEM3288 
>PC Cards. I thought these would be a Good Idea(tm), 1 card does both 
>modem & net.  They were -interesting- to get to work in the ThinkPads, 
>then the REAL trouble started.  These cards use a short little dongle to 
>go between the card and the net.  Unfortunately the plastic in the card 
>connecter is quite fragile, breaking with almost the slightest touch.  
>Then, if you get the connector in the card w/o breaking it, a pretty 
>slight sideways shift of the cord and the connector comes loose.  Of 
>course, this kills the net connection, causing loss of documents, sleep, 
>hair, etc.  I would install the Client 32 on these laptops (and gain the 
>auto-reconnect) but I'm planning on putting Netware Mobile on the laptops 
>(assuming I find time to test it, reconfig my Netware connect, and it 
>works...).

>I assume others are using these cards - I hope that someone is using them 
>with more success than we are.  If so, I'd appreciate hearing from you.  
>What are you doing to keep the connector connected?  Suggestions?  Hints? 
>Help? (Megahertz has been quite unresponsive to my email, calls, etc. 
>Even my reseller doesn't get that good of a response).

>Thanks in advance for your time and attention.
>-- 
>Steven Klepzig (klest@mcdss.co.gov)
>DP Manager - Mesa County Department of Social Services
>Grand Junction, Colorado, USA




Robert L. Herron
rherron@mail.ameritel.net