Thank you Greg -
This:
>I wonder if the Newt thinks you are connected because you used manual
>connection ? in other words, if you set it to manual, the Newt just
>assumes you know what you are doing, rather than checking it out to
>see whether a connection really exists.
is what I have come to believe. Particularly since I reconfigured the
router a little and was able to use a manual DHCP set up on one of the
laptops in the house, but I'm still not able to see the Newton in the
router logs when it appeared to connect.
I now see that when I choose one of the ad-hoc options, I can choose a
channel! Never noticed before. Unfortunately, it doesn't make any
difference.
In both Courier and SimpleMail, I get essentially the same error from
the Newton. Shortly after the progress bar / slip says it is "loading
the DHCP protocol" I get an error specifying that the DHCP server is
unavailable or unable to configure this device."
I don't have a laptop that will work with the card, so I can't test it
that way. The only evidence I have that it works is that lights on the
card, which appear to come on when they should.
Today I zeroed the Newton, and reinstalled:
Newton Internet Enabler Module
Newton Internet Enabler
Newton Devices
Internet Setup
WaveLAN Driver
More Wi-fi Cards
+ Courier and Simple Mail
Then into a new worksite, set up a configuration in Internet Setup.
The bare bones approach has not helped. Is there some little thing I
am missing?
I.
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