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I had problems with my D-Link DE-530 CT PCI combo busmastering card.
When I started the requester, I received an error message that the lan 
connection was broken.  This was with the OS/2 NDIS driver from D-Link's
own web site.

After removing that driver, I used the one from Digital (which came with
MPTS), remembering to change the data rate from the default MB100 to 
MB10.

The card works fine.

YMMV,

John

In <903303525snz@dsl.co.uk>, bhk@dsl.co.uk (Brian {Hamilton Kelly}) writes:
>In article <MJg11oHpv22X092yn@skypoint.com>
>           rsteiner@skypoint.com "Richard Steiner" writes:
>
>> Here in comp.os.os2.setup.misc, "Simon Hampton" <simon.hampton@tvd.be>
>> spake unto us, saying:
>> 
>> >Please stop me going crazy with setting up a little peer network between
>> >two computers using a co=ax cable.
>> 
>> You using BNC connecters (the twisty coax connectors)?  I used to have
>> my boxes connected in DOS using that, but I used tee-connectors on each
>> box, and I put a terminator at each end as well (connected to the tee).
>> 
>> Maybe that's not needed for a two-box thinnet connection...?
>
>It is, it is.  The original poster didn't mention how he has thinsg
>arranged; he MUST have 2off 50R terminators, 2off T-pieces, 1off
>coax-cable.  One CANNOT connect two network cards directly with 10base2
>without terminators.
>
>-- 
>Brian {Hamilton Kelly}                                         bhk@dsl.co.uk
>      "You're one of the very rare few who can argue ad hominem, ad absurdum
>       and ad nauseam simultaneously...worse still it looks like you want to
>       carry on ad infinitum..."               WPSM on alt.config 1998/06/27
>