Hi all. Just installed Debian (kernel 2.2.12) on my Toshiba 435 CDS Satellite Pro (120mhz, 16 meg ram). All went well, and by recompiling a new kernel I was even able to get sound up. (I used the make-kpkg technique; went well without a hitch). When the default kernel came up, I had full access to my pcmcia cards (ethernet and modem) and they both worked well. I only recompiled to get sound up and to get a slightly more efficient kernel. Problem is with my new kernel I can't seem to get the pcmcia cards up and running. There doesnt seem to be an option in make menuconfig to have pcmcia included in the kernel. How do I get this up? I read the "How-to PCMCIA", and it seems to mention a pcmcia package. Was this compiled automatically during the install, and then the modules removed during my remake of the kernel?? Any help is appreciated.
Thanks, Mark.
