Re: PCMCIA-Ethernet without cardmgr

2002-01-15 Thread martin f krafft
also sprach Holger Paschke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002.01.15.1106 +0100]: > Digging using the usual sources, I only find comments referring to the > pcmcia-cs-based setup of PCMCIA NICs. Nothing about the magic of > cardmgr, that initializes the eth0 device. RTFS cardmgr. > Does anyone on this list

PCMCIA-Ethernet without cardmgr

2002-01-15 Thread Holger Paschke
Hi, I am trying to build a kernel boot floppy, not using modules, nevertheless supporting PCMCIA and a Xircom driver. Booting this kernel would start PCMCIA support and include the Xircom (xirc2ps_cs) driver, but it wouldn't setup an eth0 device, because there is no cardmgr at all on my root flop

Re: PCMCIA-Ethernet without cardmgr

2002-01-15 Thread martin f krafft
also sprach Holger Paschke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002.01.15.1106 +0100]: > Digging using the usual sources, I only find comments referring to the > pcmcia-cs-based setup of PCMCIA NICs. Nothing about the magic of > cardmgr, that initializes the eth0 device. RTFS cardmgr. > Does anyone on this lis

PCMCIA-Ethernet without cardmgr

2002-01-15 Thread Holger Paschke
Hi, I am trying to build a kernel boot floppy, not using modules, nevertheless supporting PCMCIA and a Xircom driver. Booting this kernel would start PCMCIA support and include the Xircom (xirc2ps_cs) driver, but it wouldn't setup an eth0 device, because there is no cardmgr at all on my root flo