"Felix E. Klee" wrote:
> today, I compiled a kernel with xdsg's kernel config (the only option
> that I removed was the /dev file system support). Now, when I insert my
> FA510c network card I still hear a high low beep sequence but the card
> is correctly identified
Drew Parsons wrote:
> Bad phrasing. What I meant was that Felix could try setting his BIOS to the
> 32-bit Cardbus option. (There are three alternatives: auto, 16-bit and
> 32-bit).
Thanks for your suggestions. However, the BIOS of my machine (a Thinkpad
i1267) does not offer these options, but th
xsdg wrote:
> > BTW, I did try pci=biosirq as a kernel option but this only removed the
> Did you actually use "pci=biosirq", or did you use "pci=$your_cards_irq"?
I used "pci=biosirq" because "biosirq" is, as far as I can tell, a
correct value for the option "pci" whereas $your_cards_irq is not.
H
"Felix E. Klee" wrote:
> today, I compiled a kernel with xdsg's kernel config (the only option
> that I removed was the /dev file system support). Now, when I insert my
> FA510c network card I still hear a high low beep sequence but the card
> is correctly identified
Drew Parsons wrote:
> Bad phrasing. What I meant was that Felix could try setting his BIOS to the
> 32-bit Cardbus option. (There are three alternatives: auto, 16-bit and
> 32-bit).
Thanks for your suggestions. However, the BIOS of my machine (a Thinkpad
i1267) does not offer these options, but t
xsdg wrote:
> > BTW, I did try pci=biosirq as a kernel option but this only removed the
> Did you actually use "pci=biosirq", or did you use "pci=$your_cards_irq"?
I used "pci=biosirq" because "biosirq" is, as far as I can tell, a
correct value for the option "pci" whereas $your_cards_irq is not.
Bostjan Muller wrote:
> I'd really like to buy a PCMCIA sound card for my toshiba satellite 100cs
> laptop, which is running Debian GNU/Linux, but I cannot seam to find any
> companies in Slovenia, Austria, Italy or Germany which sell these cards, I am
> looking for the cheapest possible working op
Bostjan Muller wrote:
> I'd really like to buy a PCMCIA sound card for my toshiba satellite 100cs
> laptop, which is running Debian GNU/Linux, but I cannot seam to find any
> companies in Slovenia, Austria, Italy or Germany which sell these cards, I am
> looking for the cheapest possible working o
"Felix E. Klee" wrote:
> The error message that I get is
> failed to allocate resource 0 for PCI device 1011:0019
> got res[1080:108003ff] for resource 1 of PCI device 1011:0019
> got res[1040:1043] for resource 6 of PCI device 1011:0019
> PCI: Enab
"Felix E. Klee" wrote:
> The error message that I get is
> failed to allocate resource 0 for PCI device 1011:0019
> got res[1080:108003ff] for resource 1 of PCI device 1011:0019
> got res[1040:1043] for resource 6 of PCI device 1011:0019
> PCI: Enab
Hi,
today, I compiled a kernel with xdsg's kernel config (the only option
that I removed was the /dev file system support). Now, when I insert my
FA510c network card I still hear a high low beep sequence but the card
is correctly identified by cardctl ident. The error message that I get
is
faile
Hi,
today, I compiled a kernel with xdsg's kernel config (the only option
that I removed was the /dev file system support). Now, when I insert my
FA510c network card I still hear a high low beep sequence but the card
is correctly identified by cardctl ident. The error message that I get
is
fail
Hi,
thanks to all those who replied so far. The Xircom modem does work again
(I didn't include PCMCIA serial devices support into the kernel).
However, my FA510c network card still doesn't work (I always hear a high
low beep sequence when inserting the card).
Felix
Hi,
thanks to all those who replied so far. The Xircom modem does work again
(I didn't include PCMCIA serial devices support into the kernel).
However, my FA510c network card still doesn't work (I always hear a high
low beep sequence when inserting the card).
Felix
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Aaron Dewell wrote:
> Actually, I have 2.4.1 working find on my laptop. Since 2.4.0, I have to
> pop the card an additional time before it will recognize the card. I'd try
> that first.
Yes, that's another problem. However, the card doesn't work even after a
inserting it twice.
Felix
Aaron Dewell wrote:
> Actually, I have 2.4.1 working find on my laptop. Since 2.4.0, I have to
> pop the card an additional time before it will recognize the card. I'd try
> that first.
Yes, that's another problem. However, the card doesn't work even after a
inserting it twice.
Felix
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Hi,
today I updated to kernel 2.4.1 with build in PCMCIA support using the
Potato 2.4 packages provided by Adrian Bunk. However, after the update I
cannot
use PCMCIA cards anymore even though they seem to be identified
correctly, eg.
> cardctl ident
Socket 0:
product info: "Xircom",
Hi,
today I updated to kernel 2.4.1 with build in PCMCIA support using the
Potato 2.4 packages provided by Adrian Bunk. However, after the update I
cannot
use PCMCIA cards anymore even though they seem to be identified
correctly, eg.
> cardctl ident
Socket 0:
product info: "Xircom"
xsdg wrote:
> However, I have all of my cardbus/pcmcia stuff compiled into the kernel.
> The tulip driver is compiled as a module for the reason stated below.
Are you using Kernel version 2.4.0? I am using 2.2.18 (with Potato
2.2r2) and there seems to be no built in PCMCIA support. Also, I heard
xsdg wrote:
> However, I have all of my cardbus/pcmcia stuff compiled into the kernel.
> The tulip driver is compiled as a module for the reason stated below.
Are you using Kernel version 2.4.0? I am using 2.2.18 (with Potato
2.2r2) and there seems to be no built in PCMCIA support. Also, I hear
Hi,
thanks so far for all those kind advices. However, my Netgear Fa510
still doesn't work. Does anyone know another forum where I can reach
people that might help me or do I have to sell the card (unfortunately I
can't give it back)?
TIA,
Felix
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Hi,
thanks so far for all those kind advices. However, my Netgear Fa510
still doesn't work. Does anyone know another forum where I can reach
people that might help me or do I have to sell the card (unfortunately I
can't give it back)?
TIA,
Felix
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> BTW which kernel and PCMCIA versions are you using ?
Kernel version: 2.2.18
PCMCIA Version: 3.1.22
> Did you check out the Netgear web site ?
There used to be a driver for LINUX (a vintage PCMCIA package) on their
web site but when I looked at it yesterday I did not
Peter Solodov wrote:
>
> "Felix E. Klee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I have trouble getting the Netgear FA510 Cardbus Fast Ethernet Card to
> > work. While "cardctl ident" reports the correct card I cannot ping
> >
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Check dmesg and your route table for clues ... also are you pinging by name or
> number ? if name, try number. if that works check you dns/hosts
> configurations
dmsg conatins lines like (they seem to be generated after each
unsuccessful ping):
eth0: Tx hung, 16 vs. 0
Peter Solodov wrote:
> To find out you can do following: boot linux with the card taken out,
> then when system is operational, put the card in.
I tryed it out but it didn't work for me.
Felix
Lee Bradshaw wrote:
> You might want to try putting the card into promiscuous mode. That
> seems to be a known fix for problems with some tulip based cards (I
> needed it on an Xircom cardbus card and ADMTek pci card.)
>
> ifconfig eth0 promisc
Thanks for your suggestion, but it doesn't help.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> BTW which kernel and PCMCIA versions are you using ?
Kernel version: 2.2.18
PCMCIA Version: 3.1.22
> Did you check out the Netgear web site ?
There used to be a driver for LINUX (a vintage PCMCIA package) on their
web site but when I looked at it yesterday I did no
Peter Solodov wrote:
>
> "Felix E. Klee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I have trouble getting the Netgear FA510 Cardbus Fast Ethernet Card to
> > work. While "cardctl ident" reports the correct card I cannot ping
&g
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Check dmesg and your route table for clues ... also are you pinging by name or
> number ? if name, try number. if that works check you dns/hosts configurations
dmsg conatins lines like (they seem to be generated after each
unsuccessful ping):
eth0: Tx hung, 16 vs. 0.
Peter Solodov wrote:
> To find out you can do following: boot linux with the card taken out,
> then when system is operational, put the card in.
I tryed it out but it didn't work for me.
Felix
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Lee Bradshaw wrote:
> You might want to try putting the card into promiscuous mode. That
> seems to be a known fix for problems with some tulip based cards (I
> needed it on an Xircom cardbus card and ADMTek pci card.)
>
> ifconfig eth0 promisc
Thanks for your suggestion, but it doesn't help.
Hi,
I have trouble getting the Netgear FA510 Cardbus Fast Ethernet Card to
work. While "cardctl ident" reports the correct card I cannot ping
another computer connected via a cross over cable (but it works in W2k).
I attached some data below.
I appreciate any suggestion,
Felix
The data:
> lsm
Hi,
I have trouble getting the Netgear FA510 Cardbus Fast Ethernet Card to
work. While "cardctl ident" reports the correct card I cannot ping
another computer connected via a cross over cable (but it works in W2k).
I attached some data below.
I appreciate any suggestion,
Felix
The data:
> ls
Richard Black wrote:
> Even if the below works, you may still have trouble with gnome (at least I
> do).
> I find that when I stop esd and restart it, the panel doesn't make its cool
> sounds anymore--and indeed can freeze up in an effort to play anything!
I wrote a script which the user must cal
Richard Black wrote:
> Even if the below works, you may still have trouble with gnome (at least I do).
> I find that when I stop esd and restart it, the panel doesn't make its cool
> sounds anymore--and indeed can freeze up in an effort to play anything!
I wrote a script which the user must call
Hi,
I would like to automatically turn off the Enlightenment Sound Deamon
(esd) and remove the sound modules before suspending my laptop and turn
everything back on when resuming. Otherwise sound does not work anymore
after resuming and I have to reload the modules manually. I tried
putting "esdct
Hi,
I would like to automatically turn off the Enlightenment Sound Deamon
(esd) and remove the sound modules before suspending my laptop and turn
everything back on when resuming. Otherwise sound does not work anymore
after resuming and I have to reload the modules manually. I tried
putting "esdc
Hi,
I want to use software suspend on my laptop (a Thinkpad i1267) since
hardware suspend only works via ACPI. However because the neccessary kernel
patch swsusp (available from
http://falcon.sch.bme.hu/~seasons/linux/swsusp.html) only works with kernel
version 2.2.14 (and below) I need to downgra
Hi,
I want to use software suspend on my laptop (a Thinkpad i1267) since
hardware suspend only works via ACPI. However because the neccessary kernel
patch swsusp (available from
http://falcon.sch.bme.hu/~seasons/linux/swsusp.html) only works with kernel
version 2.2.14 (and below) I need to downgr
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