Ok, I just did this, and the pcmcia would not compile since I was compiling with 2.2.12. So I guess I need to get the package from potatoe. However, I was thinking of upgrading to potatoe, since that should provide the package and keep all of the dependencies clean and correct. Anyway, does anyone know if there is a reason I should not go ahead and do this?
Thanks, chris >>> "Sean 'Shaleh' Perry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 09/21/99 01:59pm >>> On 21-Sep-99 CHRIS HOOVER wrote: > I just upgraded my kernel on my laptop from the default 2.0.36 to 2.2.12. > On the reboot I noticed it stating the pcmcia card services did not start > since there are no pcmcia modules for 2.2.12. How do I fix this? I did not > see any pcmcia options in the kernel, so I'm assuming there must be another > program I need to recompile? > you need pcmcia-source. Install the package, cd /usr/src and untar the pcmcia.tar.gz you find. cd /usr/src/linux (or your kernel dir) make-kpkg modules_image (make-kpkg is in kernel-package) cd .. cd modules/pcmcia-<version> debian/rules binary cd .. dpkg --install pcmcia-cs-<version>.deb ../pcmcia-modules-<version>.deb Have fun, enjoy (-:
