About a week ago, I wrote about some problems that have cropped up here...
1) One of the three lan systems, doesn't see the network anymore..
2) One of the two systems that can see the network, traps if I use
       a named (remote) pipe..
       Both of these are related to the Sound blaster 16 PNP (ct2980's)
       that I just installed.
       (If I remove the SB 16pnp, #1 goes away, I haven't tried #2)
       Here's the trap error, anyone help "read" it?
TRAP 000D              ERRCD=2D40      ERRAC=1092      ERRLIM=00010FFF
EAX=4550586E           EBX=9B8F5655    ECX=7000000     EDX=9BED5800
ESI=000008F8           EDI=00000188    EBP=00005766    FLG=00092213
CS:EIP=0140:000084DC   CSACC=009B      CSLIM=0000EBBF
SS:ESP=0030:00005752   SSACC=1097      SSLIM=00004B67
DS=0400                DSACC=0093      SDLIM=0000840C  CR0=8001001B
ES=0030                ESACC=1097      ESLIM=00004B67  CR2=14B73020
FS=0158                FSACC=C093      FSLIM=FFFFFFFF
GS=0000                GSACC=****      GSLIM=********
       #0160:FFF54C8C - 000D:AC8C.
60060, 9084
06860612
       Internal revision 9.024 96/11/07

       Creative Labs is being very unhelpful, saying use the v3 Warp drivers,
and that they had absolutely *NOTHING* to do with the v4, and can't guarantee
their "usefulness"...
       Plus evidently they don't even test under the Os/2 warp 4 peer-to-peer
services, they use Novel's Lan Requestor, instead....
       So they can't even tell me if the named pipe problem is "unusual".
       I did a quick check at the PSP search site, and nothing is listed as
*CLOSED* Apar... (Is there someplace to check for a OPEN Apar?)
       Any help would be appreciated...
       As far as I can tell All *IRQ's* are fine, same with DMA channels, and
so forth....So everything should be working *FINE*....But it isn't... It's
driving me a little batty!
                       Benjamin
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