You can use EGenM32W to show/edit the content of the
GenMac-220-Driver-file genm32w.os2.
You have to load an existing genm32w.os2 - file
and can show/edit the contained entries.

genm32w.os2 V2.20 has a size of 215.768 bytes.
There are 60 entries of nic's inside,
starting at 28272 = $6E70 ,
each of 90 bytes.


This 90 bytes have the following structure:

byte  01 .. 02: unknown		0 for all known entries

byte  03 .. 04: vendor-ID

byte  05 .. 06: product-ID

byte  07 .. 08: type-ID ???	$1210 PCI ???
				$1214 mostly Marvell ???
				$1218 WLAN ???
				some others -> mistakes ?

byte  09 .. 22: unknown		0 for all known entries

byte  23 .. 24: unknown		labels? jump-addresses?

byte  25 .. 28: unknown		0 for all known entries

byte  29 .. 60: entry-name	description of this etry
				shown on boot ???

byte  61 .. 72: SYS-file-name	filled at end with 0

byte  73 .. 76: unknown		0 for all known entries

byte  77 .. 88: INF-file-name	filled at end with 0

byte  89 .. 90: unknown		0 for all known entries



You can use this utility to replace a 
( for you unnecessary) entry with an unsupported
VID-, PID-entry and the corresponding file-names of the
SYS- and INF-Files you want to check.

Naturaly you also need a NIF-File with entries for VID and PID.
DEBUGLEVEL has set to "NONE", not to "unsupported" !!!

And you have to put all the files on the right places !!!

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Changes V01   ->   V02

- programm is smaler at start
- can be sized
