First thanks to those of you who suggested the yenta_socket option.
That allowed both the Debian 2.4.20-586tsc and my own custom kernel to
load the card services modules. However, (there's always a caveat) the
throughput speed on the PCMCIA modem, which has worked very wery in all
the 2.2 kernels I've used, is very poor with rates less than 1000 B/s.
Booting the 2.2.20 Debian kernel from the Woody installation results in
normal transfer rates, however I must change /etc/default/pcmcia back to
i82365 as the rate with yenta_socket is poor.
Thus I'm inclined to think that for some reason the yenta_socket code is
to blame, but I'm tired of fighting it. I have a working kernel plus
pcmcia-cs from a hard drive with Potato on it so I think I'll revert to
that.
Thanks again for the help.
- Nate >>
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