GENMU v 0.1.5 contains drivers for Network Interface Cards (NICs) that users have made to 
work, using the GENMAC UNSUPPORTED mode, OR they are UPDATED from what is supplied with 
the "official" GENMAC v2.20, or v2.21, package. 

GENMAC V2.21, as supplied with eCS 2.0 GA is now supported.

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*** As such, there is NO SUPPORT for anything that is in this package      ***
*** Use it entirely at your own risk                                       ***
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*** You MUST uninstall any GENMU package that was installed before v 0.1.0 ***
*** before installing v 0.1.0 or higher.                                   ***
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You can subscribe to the GENMAC user list, and request help there.

NOTE: It seems that GENMAC does not enable wireless device support when it is used in UNSUPPORTED mode.
GENMU now supplies an appropriate patch, and installs it for you. The following is what it does, 
in case you find a need to modify a package on your own:
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To get around that limitation, you will need to edit a similar device in 
\IBMCOM\macs\genm32w.os2
(other copies of this file are not used). There is a tool called EGENM32W that is designed to make 
changes to that file. It is at:
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/download/pub/os2/system/drivers/network/EGenM32W_V02.zip
Look up a similar device, and change the ID, and file names (if required). Then, edit
\IBMCOM\PROTOCOL.INI to change the word "UNSUPPORTED" to "NONE"
There is NO GUARANTEE that this will work, but it is worth a try. Please let me know if you
get it to work.
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Please send feedback to the GENMAC User list. You can subscribe to e-mail, by sending a message 
containing:

Subject: Subscribe to Genmac-user
to:
genmac-user-subscribeATnetlabs.org
(change "AT" to "@").

or by subscribing to the news group:

gmaneDOTorgDOTnetlabsDOTgenmacDOTuser
on the server:
newsDOTgmaneDOTorg
(Change all of the "DOT" to "."). 

UNOFFICIAL DEVICES supported as UNSUPPORTED:
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Atheros Wlan AR5007EG/AR242X [168C:001C]
Attansic Fast Ethernet [1969:2048]
Broadcom Gigabit [14E4:1601]
Broadcom Gigabit [14E4:1648]
Broadcom Gigabit [14E4:165A]
Broadcom Gigabit [14E4:1693]
Broadcom GigaBit [14E4:16A7]
Broadcom GigaBit [14E4:16B7]
Broadcom GigaBit [14E4:16C7]
INTEL 5100 a/b/g [8086:4237]

OFFICIAL DEVICES UPDATED:
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Intel 2200 Wlan [8086:4220]
Intel 2915abg Wlan [8086:4224]

NOTE: that the wired INTEL, REALTEK, and NVIDIA drivers have been removed.
They are now supported by the MultiMac project.

If you have a device that *WORKS* in UNSUPPORTED mode, or, if you have a device that is 
supported, but works better with an updated driver, please add to the database by following 
these instructions:

To upload such a driver, please zip up the required parts (you know what they are, because you 
made it work, right?), with the name such as:
0123-4567.ZIP
which is the device identifier, as GENMAC uses it.  Add a small text file called USER.TXT, 
to the contents of the ZIP file, with any useful information, and your contact information, 
if you like. Be sure to note that this is either working in unsupported mode, or if it is an 
update to a supported driver.

Okay, where to put it:
Use an FTP program, that can upload files in BINARY mode. I use FTP-PM. The web site is:
ftpDOTos2voiceDOTorg
(replace "DOT" with ".")

the user ID is:
genmac

the password is:
unsupported

The Remote directory is:
/

Please don't abuse this site, and don't pass on the user id, and
password, in an obvious URL format. I expect that this site will be
temporary, while we see what the response is, and see if this is
actually going to work as planned. 

Thanks for your support, for the unsupported...


Doug Bissett...