On Sat, Aug 21, 1999 at 03:01:12PM +1200, John D Smith wrote:
> Hi, All.
> Not sue if this is the right address but here goes.
> I sat down this morning, to install an older v of Debian onto a Toshiba Sat
> 110CS.
> All seemed to go OK, but I do not have any PCMCIA card handling. i.e. I
> cannot get out to FTP some of the better packages .
> What Have I missed in the install.
>
> Cards are a CNET LAN card, and A Motorola Montana 33.6 K Modem card. NO Pon,
> no nothing will make it speak to me.
Most likely cause of this is that you configured device driver support
before PCMCIA support. From my old notes:
LAPTOP ALERT!! This is one of those places. The default menu choice
is Configure Device Driver Modules and the alternate menu choice is
Configure PCMCIA Support. If you need PCMCIA support, DO THIS FIRST!
When this happened to me (the reason for the note) I just bit the bullet
(since it was a fresh install) and did it over.
Luck,
Pann
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