kernel pcmcia support is somewhat still experimental-- in the pcmcia-howto.
however, I had trouble compiling the pcmcia-cs packages. Try installing the pcmcia-cs packages first, then the kernel, and then see how we go. Did you install pcmcia support as modules? Also, you'll need to install the pcmcia support packages-- apt-get install pcmcia-cs -- that's the additional software. I can send you the readme-2.4 if it doesn't show up there. glen > > have you installed the pcmcia-cs package as well? Did you look in > > /usr/share/doc/pcmcia-cs? > > > > there's a README-2.4 in there. if you don't have cardctl, you probably > > haven't installed the package(s) > > No, actually, there is no file named readme-2.4, there is a readme that > also says there's a readme-2.4. > > > glen > > Thanks, Glen. You've been wonderful. This has turned into a very > interesting quest. > > The last time I looked in the HOW-TO's, there was nothing about this > either. > > Interesting. Why would things get harder with a new version? > > Curt- > -- Glen S Mehn Lead Systems Administrator SquareTrade, Inc [EMAIL PROTECTED] Building Trust in Transactions (sm)
