Ok got a new Lexar Reader today
works without problems!
Thanks for Help!
Ok got a new Lexar Reader today
works without problems!
Thanks for Help!
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I built my kernel myself; I built pcmcia-cs myself, just a couple of minutes
later.
When I build pcmcia-cs-3.1.33-6 alongside kernel 2.4.20, I'm not able to use
the orinoco_cs module (and I get the unresolved symbols messages).
When I build pcmcia-cs-3.1.33.6 alongside kernel 2.4.20, the orinoc
I built my kernel myself; I built pcmcia-cs myself, just a couple of minutes later.
When I build pcmcia-cs-3.1.33-6 alongside kernel 2.4.20, I'm not able to use the
orinoco_cs module (and I get the unresolved symbols messages).
When I build pcmcia-cs-3.1.33.6 alongside kernel 2.4.20, the orinoco
Hello!
Thank You all for your Help!
It seems that my PC-Card has a Hardware damage. Today I tried it in an
other Notebook (Win) an it doesn't work. So I ordered a new Card.
I will give yo an update wetehr the new Card is working or not!
THX Florian
Hello!
Thank You all for your Help!
It seems that my PC-Card has a Hardware damage. Today I tried it in an
other Notebook (Win) an it doesn't work. So I ordered a new Card.
I will give yo an update wetehr the new Card is working or not!
THX Florian
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Werner Heuser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> As mentioned sometimes before the PCMCIA adapter is not the
> cause of the problem. Please refer always to the card which
> causes trouble.
This is one Psion/Sandisc 16 MB, one new Samsung 16 MB and one Noname
("ProFoto") 64 MB Card. The Pson/Sandis and
Werner Heuser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> As mentioned sometimes before the PCMCIA adapter is not the
> cause of the problem. Please refer always to the card which
> causes trouble.
This is one Psion/Sandisc 16 MB, one new Samsung 16 MB and one Noname
("ProFoto") 64 MB Card. The Pson/Sandis and
On Sat, 15 Feb 2003 23:52:06 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>When I tried that combination, I couldn't use my Orinoco wireless card. When I
> tried to insert the module I got "unresolved symbols" errors. When I tried to
> apt-get the newer pcmcia-cs sources, I discovered the dependency on libc6.
b
When I tried that combination, I couldn't use my Orinoco wireless card. When I
tried to insert the module I got "unresolved symbols" errors. When I tried to
apt-get the newer pcmcia-cs sources, I discovered the dependency on libc6.
The change in pcmcia-cs did in fact take place. And it's also tr
On Sat, 15 Feb 2003 23:52:06 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>When I tried that combination, I couldn't use my Orinoco wireless card. When I
> tried to insert the module I got "unresolved symbols" errors. When I tried to
> apt-get the newer pcmcia-cs sources, I discovered the dependency on libc6.
b
When I tried that combination, I couldn't use my Orinoco wireless card. When I tried
to insert the module I got "unresolved symbols" errors. When I tried to apt-get the
newer pcmcia-cs sources, I discovered the dependency on libc6.
The change in pcmcia-cs did in fact take place. And it's also tr
On Fri, 14 Feb 2003 13:49:25 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>Card Services (pcmcia-cs) changed between Woody (3.1.33-6) and sid
>(3.2.2-1). You need pcmcia-cs from sid in order to use 2.4.20.
this is not true. i'm running 2.4.20 and 3.1.33-6 without any problems,
and use a wireless card, a pcmcia-
On Fri, 14 Feb 2003 13:49:25 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>Card Services (pcmcia-cs) changed between Woody (3.1.33-6) and sid
>(3.2.2-1). You need pcmcia-cs from sid in order to use 2.4.20.
this is not true. i'm running 2.4.20 and 3.1.33-6 without any problems,
and use a wireless card, a pcmcia-
Card Services (pcmcia-cs) changed between Woody (3.1.33-6) and sid
(3.2.2-1). You need pcmcia-cs from sid in order to use 2.4.20.
Unfortunately pcmcia-cs-3.2.2-1 depends on the infamous libc6 and some
other stuff from sid you may not want to install right now.
I was faced with the same choice, an
Card Services (pcmcia-cs) changed between Woody (3.1.33-6) and sid
(3.2.2-1). You need pcmcia-cs from sid in order to use 2.4.20.
Unfortunately pcmcia-cs-3.2.2-1 depends on the infamous libc6 and some
other stuff from sid you may not want to install right now.
I was faced with the same choice, an
> Sorry that took a while but half a liter beer knocked out my Notebook
> for one week ... know it is back working properly!
Don't drink and drive ;-)
> But the PCMCIA Adapter for my CF Card still doesn't work!
As mentioned sometimes before the PCMCIA adapter is not the
cause of the problem. Ple
> Sorry that took a while but half a liter beer knocked out my Notebook
> for one week ... know it is back working properly!
Don't drink and drive ;-)
> But the PCMCIA Adapter for my CF Card still doesn't work!
As mentioned sometimes before the PCMCIA adapter is not the
cause of the problem. Ple
Florian Reichert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> But the PCMCIA Adapter for my CF Card still doesn't work!
>
> I compiled a new Kernel (2.4.20) without pcmcia support. Then I
> compiled the pcmcia sources from the woody Distribution (used
> make-kpg) before installing the debs i removed the pcmci
Werner Heuser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Thats what I am actually trying! But I never had success bulding a 2.4
> > Kernel without pcmcia and the pcmcia-cs. I allways missed something so
> > that something didn't work. But I am going to give it a try ...
> > Will report success here...
>
> T
Florian Reichert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> But the PCMCIA Adapter for my CF Card still doesn't work!
>
> I compiled a new Kernel (2.4.20) without pcmcia support. Then I
> compiled the pcmcia sources from the woody Distribution (used
> make-kpg) before installing the debs i removed the pcmci
Werner Heuser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Thats what I am actually trying! But I never had success bulding a 2.4
> > Kernel without pcmcia and the pcmcia-cs. I allways missed something so
> > that something didn't work. But I am going to give it a try ...
> > Will report success here...
>
> T
Werner Heuser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > > I have a SanDisk PC Card Adapter for CompactFlash Cards. I rember that
> > > this Card has been working without any problems with mdk.
> > >
> > > But now with debian it doesn't work.
> >
> > Does anyone here know something about an conflict betwee
Werner Heuser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > > I have a SanDisk PC Card Adapter for CompactFlash Cards. I rember that
> > > this Card has been working without any problems with mdk.
> > >
> > > But now with debian it doesn't work.
> >
> > Does anyone here know something about an conflict betwee
> As far as I know the passive PCMCIA Compact Flash to PCCard Adapters
> doesn't have a firmware. And as I wrote it wored under mandrake 8.2
> perfectly
Yes the adapter doesn't have any firmware but the
CF card you are using in it.
Since it worked with Mandrake there is a chance that your PC
> > I have a SanDisk PC Card Adapter for CompactFlash Cards. I rember that
> > this Card has been working without any problems with mdk.
> >
> > But now with debian it doesn't work.
>
> Does anyone here know something about an conflict between the Toshiba
> Card Adapter and the Kernel (2.4) PCMCI
Florian Reichert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello!
>
> I have a SanDisk PC Card Adapter for CompactFlash Cards. I rember that
> this Card has been working without any problems with mdk.
>
> But now with debian it doesn't work.
Does anyone here know something about an conflict between the Tos
Werner Heuser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Shure you are right! But cardctl ident just says:
> > No product info available
> > So what should I enter here?
>
> Very bad. You may search for a firmware update or
As far as I know the passive PCMCIA Compact Flash to PCCard Adapters
doesn't have
> As far as I know the passive PCMCIA Compact Flash to PCCard Adapters
> doesn't have a firmware. And as I wrote it wored under mandrake 8.2
> perfectly
Yes the adapter doesn't have any firmware but the
CF card you are using in it.
Since it worked with Mandrake there is a chance that your PC
> > I have a SanDisk PC Card Adapter for CompactFlash Cards. I rember that
> > this Card has been working without any problems with mdk.
> >
> > But now with debian it doesn't work.
>
> Does anyone here know something about an conflict between the Toshiba
> Card Adapter and the Kernel (2.4) PCMCI
Florian Reichert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello!
>
> I have a SanDisk PC Card Adapter for CompactFlash Cards. I rember that
> this Card has been working without any problems with mdk.
>
> But now with debian it doesn't work.
Does anyone here know something about an conflict between the Tos
Werner Heuser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Shure you are right! But cardctl ident just says:
> > No product info available
> > So what should I enter here?
>
> Very bad. You may search for a firmware update or
As far as I know the passive PCMCIA Compact Flash to PCCard Adapters
doesn't have
I think you should enable scsi-emulation in the kernel for this to work.
-->negon
On Wed, 2003-02-05 at 12:59, Florian Reichert wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I have a SanDisk PC Card Adapter for CompactFlash Cards. I rember that
> this Card has been working without any problems with mdk.
>
> But now wit
> Shure you are right! But cardctl ident just says:
> No product info available
> So what should I enter here?
Very bad. You may search for a firmware update or
try dump_cis from the pcmcia-cs package to reveal data
from the card. Or try the latest pcmcia-cs tools
from http://pcmcia-cs.sourcefor
I think you should enable scsi-emulation in the kernel for this to work.
-->negon
On Wed, 2003-02-05 at 12:59, Florian Reichert wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I have a SanDisk PC Card Adapter for CompactFlash Cards. I rember that
> this Card has been working without any problems with mdk.
>
> But now wit
Hello And Thanks for the fast Answer!
Werner Heuser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi,
>
> ...
> > In woody I added the following to my /etc/pcmcia/config:
> > card "Anonymous Memory"
> > anonymous
> > bind "ide-cs"
> ...
>
> you better use an entry like this one and put it into a
> separat
> Shure you are right! But cardctl ident just says:
> No product info available
> So what should I enter here?
Very bad. You may search for a firmware update or
try dump_cis from the pcmcia-cs package to reveal data
from the card. Or try the latest pcmcia-cs tools
from http://pcmcia-cs.sourcefor
Hi,
...
> In woody I added the following to my /etc/pcmcia/config:
> card "Anonymous Memory"
> anonymous
> bind "ide-cs"
...
you better use an entry like this one and put it into a
separate file named, e.g. sandisk_cf.conf in the /etc/pcmcia
directory:
card "ARGOSY PnPIDE"
version "ARGO
Hello And Thanks for the fast Answer!
Werner Heuser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi,
>
> ...
> > In woody I added the following to my /etc/pcmcia/config:
> > card "Anonymous Memory"
> > anonymous
> > bind "ide-cs"
> ...
>
> you better use an entry like this one and put it into a
> separat
Hi,
...
> In woody I added the following to my /etc/pcmcia/config:
> card "Anonymous Memory"
> anonymous
> bind "ide-cs"
...
you better use an entry like this one and put it into a
separate file named, e.g. sandisk_cf.conf in the /etc/pcmcia
directory:
card "ARGOSY PnPIDE"
version "ARGO
Florian Reichert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello!
>
> I have a SanDisk PC Card Adapter for CompactFlash Cards. I rember that
[...]
> In the config.opt it says:
[config.opt KNOPPIX deleted]
Sorry, that was the config.opt by Knoppix! That is what my woody
config.opt looks like!
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Florian Reichert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello!
>
> I have a SanDisk PC Card Adapter for CompactFlash Cards. I rember that
[...]
> In the config.opt it says:
[config.opt KNOPPIX deleted]
Sorry, that was the config.opt by Knoppix! That is what my woody
config.opt looks like!
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