Ed Durrant  said:

>Thinkpad feautures can change entries in the CMOS memory.

Aha.

>If you have enabled a new device or feature in thinkpad feature,

May be but don't know.  Networking went first.  I didn't use it for
several months.  When I got a new cable and tried the network, nothing. 
(I went back to a known good cable with no improvement.)

>I'm interested to hear that some TP 770E's had built in modems and 
>others not. Was this a model with MWave still, that needed to have a 
>small adapter inserted, like earlier systems ??

I don't know what you are talking about.  When I had it apart once (to
p[ut in a new PCMCIA caddy) there was a pretty good sized space and an
empty connector where the modem should have been.

>Perhaps yet another option, if this system doesn't need to be used on 
>the road would be an external modem connected to the serial port ? If 
>you could borrow one, this would be a way to prove the theory before 
>considering buying a new laptop.

I have a US Robotics 56K, but no wall wart to match.  I could hard wire
it.  I do have quite a collection of wall warts.  Do you have any idea
how exact the voltage needs to be?  (Right now I don't even remember
what voltage is called for)

Jim L, via eCS 1.15 version of OS/2
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