Hello ...
> > I just performed an apt upgrade on Potato and my pcmcia-cs and
> pcmcia-source
> > were upgraded. Every time these packages are upgraded, it
> breaks my network.
> > I usually just reinstall my old packages and get things working
> that way, but
> > my question is: what is the corr
Hello ...
> > I just performed an apt upgrade on Potato and my pcmcia-cs and
> pcmcia-source
> > were upgraded. Every time these packages are upgraded, it
> breaks my network.
> > I usually just reinstall my old packages and get things working
> that way, but
> > my question is: what is the corr
I have a Latitude CPx (which I'm sure uses a different dock), but I believe
when I first installed windows it said it was a 82559-based adapter.. but
with the drivers installed it says its a 3com 3c920 adapter .. anyway, I use
the 3c59x/905 driver and it works fine try that .. though the inspi
I have a Latitude CPx (which I'm sure uses a different dock), but I believe
when I first installed windows it said it was a 82559-based adapter.. but
with the drivers installed it says its a 3com 3c920 adapter .. anyway, I use
the 3c59x/905 driver and it works fine try that .. though the inspi
I'm happy with my Inspiron 7000 .. bit on the expensive side and a bit heavy
(for some, I personally have nothing against its weight), and a nice large
display .. 366mhz (400mhz now available), and an ati rage 2x agp card which
X runs nicely on (and onboard mpeg2 decoder w/tv out).. (dvd/floppy in
I'm happy with my Inspiron 7000 .. bit on the expensive side and a bit heavy
(for some, I personally have nothing against its weight), and a nice large
display .. 366mhz (400mhz now available), and an ati rage 2x agp card which
X runs nicely on (and onboard mpeg2 decoder w/tv out).. (dvd/floppy in
I had similar problems (Inspiron 7000, but 3com card.. but machine doesn't
matter;) .. it seems maybe the modules were compiled wrong .. (I usually use
my own version of the kernel, and the modules uses upgrade seamlessly) .. I
just grabbed the pcmcia-source and compiled them manually (along with a
I had similar problems (Inspiron 7000, but 3com card.. but machine doesn't
matter;) .. it seems maybe the modules were compiled wrong .. (I usually use
my own version of the kernel, and the modules uses upgrade seamlessly) .. I
just grabbed the pcmcia-source and compiled them manually (along with a
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