On Mon, 18 Jun 2001, Ivan Fernandez Pelaez wrote: > Hi, > > I've got a Xircom CBEM56G modem/ethernet card, which used to work > fine under 2.2.x kernels and the standard pcmcia-cs package. For > other reasons, I've had to upgrade to 2.4 and was trying to get it > to work with the pcmcia drivers included in the kernel. In my > laptop, the new kernel pcmcia only seems to work with the > yenta_socket driver, so I set that in /etc/pcmcia.conf, and I also > included an alias linking tulip_cb to xircom_tulip_cb, the name of > the driver module for the card in the new kernels. The pcmcia > subsystem seems to work fine, it recognizes the card and loads the > xircom_tulip_cb module, but it does not seem run the /etc/pcmcia/ > config scripts, so the modem (that's the only thing I can test now) > does not get bound to the serial port, if I try to use it I'm unable > to open the serial device.
Hi. Just bumped into the same problem too. I used 2.4.5 kernel. I was able to load xircom_tulip_cb module successfully, but then 100% of packets were lost and I was not able to access any computer on my small LAN. pcmcia_cs worked fine before and I suspect I'm going to switch back to it sometime soon :-) Peter.
