Btw. there is more than one entry in bugtracker regarding DOS. Maybe it helps to read there....
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Show posts MenuQuote from: Ben on 2012.08.02, 14:23:49Interesting. I read about problems with AMOUSE and KVM which are solved by using IBM mouse driver. The same what I see it here. So thought this is always a problem with AMOUSE at least with PS/2.
You might be barkin' up the wrong tree there Andi. I have been using a KVM switch with AMouse for many years now, and I have never had a problem with the two conflicting, not cooperating or any form of disconnection in anyway. So while you might be able to say that there is a problem with AMouse and your KVM switch, it may not be as general as you think... and AMouse may not be the problem at all.
QuoteBTW, I have used both PS/2 and USB mice with my switch and Amouse.Any info is appreciated. Thx.
I doubt that will help your cause, but it may help in finding the real source of your problem.
QuoteNow, I did at one time, long, long ago, use a low-grade monitor/mouse/keyboard, (or Keyboard/Video/Mouse), box and regardless of what combination of mice and drivers I used, there was often frustrating problems with mouse disconnect and I ended up using as many mice as I had machines... eventually that setup ruined a monitor or two so...I do not use the video part of the switch as this is better handled by the monitor built in switch anyway. Only keyboard and mouse. Btw., a monitor which is destroyed by 'wrong' input signal is not a great loss anyway ;)
So watch out for junky switches! ;)
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QuoteThe simple answer is that you shouldn't have more than one DHCP server on your network.I've coupled my network with the network of my sister in the neighbor house with a WLAN repeater and beam antennas. Both networks are in the same 192.168.1.x net. I know there should be a router between but the WLAN devices do not offer router or firewall capabilities. Both houses need WLAN and DHCP for notebooks to get connected to the internet. One ADSL connections each house. Usually notebooks get IP settings from the Access point the connect. But my T42p when running eCS gets IP configuration from my sisters ADSL router. Although not exactly what I want question is why eCS thinks this settings are not convenient.
QuoteIf they are not on your network then don't select the suspect ones.How to select a DHCP server?
QuoteI have seen more network problems caused by people adding a wireless router to an existing network and not switching off the DHCP server on that unit.I vaguely remember reading about mechanism for clients to handle situations with more than one DHCP server. Maybe even in the standard. At least if eCS thinks the settings from one DHCP server are not convenient why not using the offer from the other instead indefinitely asking and ignoring again and again?
QuoteExcuse my ignorance, but what is Turbo folders?
Quote from: Sigurd on 2012.07.05, 15:54:32
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Can someone please point me to the right place where to get/read information about similar problems and possibly find a solution?
@echo off
rem OS/2 script for SmartGIT, requires JAVA 1.6 installed
rem #########################################################################
rem call external script which set up java6 enviroment
rem #########################################################################
call envjava6.cmd
set JAVA_EXE=java
SET JAVA_OPT="-Dsmartgit.checkIncompatibleJava=false"
set SMARTGIT_HOME=.
set SMARTGIT_LIB=%SMARTGIT_HOME%\lib
set SMARTGIT_MAIN_JAR=%SMARTGIT_LIB%\smartGIT.jar
%JAVA_EXE% %JAVA_OPT% -mx256m -jar %SMARTGIT_MAIN_JAR% %1set JAVA_HOME=P:\Java6
set path=%JAVA_HOME%\bin;%PATH%
set libpathstrict=T
set BEGINLIBPATH=%JAVA_HOME%\bin;
Quote from: RobertM on 2012.05.19, 19:33:59What do you think about netdrive with ftp plugin? I use it regularly since years.
...We really need a good, preferably Rexx enabled, large file supporting FTP client for OS/2. :(