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3c575cb/3c59x load on boot
2.4.24-1 on Debian 3.0 unstable (installed from 2.2r3, apt to 3.0 stable, apt to 3.0 unstable) 3CCFE575BT-D pcmcia, Dell Latitude CPiD This was originally working on an old RH (7.0 or 7.2), but Debian 3.0 stable (2.2.19pre17) gave "Tx Ring full" errors. I upgraded to unstable and 2.4.24-1, and it works but I cannot get it to load on boot. Boot with the old kernel and it loads on boot but still get ring full errors. Currently, the system boots, /etc/init.d/pcmcia loads yenta_socket (it was loading i82365), but my pcmcia card is not loaded and my network is pooched. I have to manually 'insmod 3c59x', then 'ifconfig lo 127.0.0.1' before 'pump -i eth0' [0]. So it works, but not like it's supposed to. I cannot seem to force my system to recognize my cardbus as i82365, and it doesn't see my pcmcia card automatically off yenta_socket. I've checked both the laptop and pcmcia howto's, but they didn't seem to apply. I'm looking for either an answer or a direction--I'm kind of hit or miss at this point because I can't seem to track down why it's failing. Am I better reverting to an older kernel? I'd prefer to stay somewhere on 2.4.xx, if for no reason other than the newer 3c59x driver. -d [0] I was getting "failed to connect to localhost:bootpc: Operation now in progress" because lo wasn't configured. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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3c575cb/3c59x load on boot
2.4.24-1 on Debian 3.0 unstable (installed from 2.2r3, apt to 3.0 stable, apt to 3.0 unstable) 3CCFE575BT-D pcmcia, Dell Latitude CPiD This was originally working on an old RH (7.0 or 7.2), but Debian 3.0 stable (2.2.19pre17) gave "Tx Ring full" errors. I upgraded to unstable and 2.4.24-1, and it works but I cannot get it to load on boot. Boot with the old kernel and it loads on boot but still get ring full errors. Currently, the system boots, /etc/init.d/pcmcia loads yenta_socket (it was loading i82365), but my pcmcia card is not loaded and my network is pooched. I have to manually 'insmod 3c59x', then 'ifconfig lo 127.0.0.1' before 'pump -i eth0' [0]. So it works, but not like it's supposed to. I cannot seem to force my system to recognize my cardbus as i82365, and it doesn't see my pcmcia card automatically off yenta_socket. I've checked both the laptop and pcmcia howto's, but they didn't seem to apply. I'm looking for either an answer or a direction--I'm kind of hit or miss at this point because I can't seem to track down why it's failing. Am I better reverting to an older kernel? I'd prefer to stay somewhere on 2.4.xx, if for no reason other than the newer 3c59x driver. -d [0] I was getting "failed to connect to localhost:bootpc: Operation now in progress" because lo wasn't configured.
Sorry for the inconvenience
Sorry, Due to the amount of large e-mail virus attachments this address is receiving, it has been temporarily disabled. (I can not even stay online enough hours in a day to download all of it...) If you have sent email regarding LSP-Fix to this address, please re-send it to lspfix "at" cexx.org instead. Again, I am sorry for this inconvenience, but it is the only way I can keep my mailbox from overflowing. Bill
