I've done a debian (3.0) install on a laptop having a FDD and PCMCIA
slot, but no cdrom. The default debian floppy disks do not have full
support for PCMCIA devices, so I needed to put in cardmgr support files
and a statically linked cardmgr.
FDDs on laptops are good to have for simple data tran
I have compiled and installed a 2.2.18pre series
kernel on my machine but cannot seem to get the pcmcia
to "make all". I have included the error message I
get. I'm hoping that someone can help me.
Badiane
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I have compiled and installed a 2.2.18pre series
kernel on my machine but cannot seem to get the pcmcia
to "make all". I have included the error message I
get. I'm hoping that someone can help me.
Badiane
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I have compiled and installed a 2.2.18pre series
kernel on my machine but cannot seem to get the pcmcia
to "make all". I have included the error message I
get. I'm hoping that someone can help me.
Badiane
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I have compiled and installed a 2.2.18pre series
kernel on my machine but cannot seem to get the pcmcia
to "make all". I have included the error message I
get. I'm hoping that someone can help me.
Badiane
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hmm that seems like a good idea,
again thanks
On Sat, 9 Dec 2000, Jo Geraerts wrote:
> Hello,
>
> A third option might be that you get some resque floppy's and boot
> them. Then mount your harddisk and make the changes...
>
>
> On Sat, 9 Dec 2000, Jo Geraerts wrote:
>
> > Hello,
> >
> > On Fri
Hello,
A third option might be that you get some resque floppy's and boot
them. Then mount your harddisk and make the changes...
On Sat, 9 Dec 2000, Jo Geraerts wrote:
> Hello,
>
> On Fri, 8 Dec 2000, dude wrote:
> well, you've got 2 options.
> 1st option is you change it during the installati
Hello,
On Fri, 8 Dec 2000, dude wrote:
> i have the same problem, i wish i could check etc/pcmcia
> but i it hangs and i cant do anything with it.
> what do you suggest?
well, you've got 2 options.
1st option is you change it during the installation. You press alt-F2,
then you get a console, th
hmm that seems like a good idea,
again thanks
On Sat, 9 Dec 2000, Jo Geraerts wrote:
> Hello,
>
> A third option might be that you get some resque floppy's and boot
> them. Then mount your harddisk and make the changes...
>
>
> On Sat, 9 Dec 2000, Jo Geraerts wrote:
>
> > Hello,
> >
> > On Fr
Hello,
A third option might be that you get some resque floppy's and boot
them. Then mount your harddisk and make the changes...
On Sat, 9 Dec 2000, Jo Geraerts wrote:
> Hello,
>
> On Fri, 8 Dec 2000, dude wrote:
> well, you've got 2 options.
> 1st option is you change it during the installat
Hello,
On Fri, 8 Dec 2000, dude wrote:
> i have the same problem, i wish i could check etc/pcmcia
> but i it hangs and i cant do anything with it.
> what do you suggest?
well, you've got 2 options.
1st option is you change it during the installation. You press alt-F2,
then you get a console, t
Hello,
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Craig Laird wrote:
> things seem to go well until 'Loading PCMCIA Services: modules' when
> the system hangs. I don't have any PCMCIA cards in. Lil' help? -Craig
check out your config.opts in /etc/pcmcia. In the I/O range of that config
sits maybe another device. I h
Hello,
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Craig Laird wrote:
> things seem to go well until 'Loading PCMCIA Services: modules' when
> the system hangs. I don't have any PCMCIA cards in. Lil' help? -Craig
check out your config.opts in /etc/pcmcia. In the I/O range of that config
sits maybe another device. I
On Monday 04 December 2000 19:40, Craig Laird wrote:
> I tried installing potato (2.2_rev0 - binary-i386-1.iso) from CD on my
> Sharp 9340T laptop. When I rebooted into Linux after the install, things
> seem to go well until 'Loading PCMCIA Services: modules' when the system
> hangs. I don't h
On Monday 04 December 2000 19:40, Craig Laird wrote:
> I tried installing potato (2.2_rev0 - binary-i386-1.iso) from CD on my
> Sharp 9340T laptop. When I rebooted into Linux after the install, things
> seem to go well until 'Loading PCMCIA Services: modules' when the system
> hangs. I don't
please let me know if you have receive a solution
as the same thing is happening to me.
thanks
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Craig Laird wrote:
> I tried installing potato (2.2_rev0 - binary-i386-1.iso) from CD on my
> Sharp 9340T laptop. When I rebooted into Linux after the install, things
> see
I tried installing potato (2.2_rev0 - binary-i386-1.iso) from CD on my Sharp
9340T laptop. When I rebooted into Linux after the install, things seem to go
well until 'Loading PCMCIA Services: modules' when the system hangs. I don't
have any PCMCIA cards in. Lil' help?
-Craig
please let me know if you have receive a solution
as the same thing is happening to me.
thanks
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Craig Laird wrote:
> I tried installing potato (2.2_rev0 - binary-i386-1.iso) from CD on my Sharp 9340T
>laptop. When I rebooted into Linux after the install, things seem t
I tried installing potato (2.2_rev0 - binary-i386-1.iso) from CD on my Sharp 9340T
laptop. When I rebooted into Linux after the install, things seem to go well until
'Loading PCMCIA Services: modules' when the system hangs. I don't have any PCMCIA
cards in. Lil' help?
-Craig
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