Re: problems switching from stand-alone PCMCIA drivers to kernel drivers

2002-11-25 Thread Levi Waldron
On November 25, 2002 02:37 pm, Christian Gennerat wrote: > >Does that mean I should stick with the stand-alone PCMCIA modules? > > No, but try "modprobe i82365" instead. I actually went back to a kernel without pcmcia support and installed the stand-alone modules from source already. With /etc/

Re: problems switching from stand-alone PCMCIA drivers to kernel drivers

2002-11-25 Thread Levi Waldron
On November 25, 2002 02:37 pm, Christian Gennerat wrote: > >Does that mean I should stick with the stand-alone PCMCIA modules? > > No, but try "modprobe i82365" instead. I actually went back to a kernel without pcmcia support and installed the stand-alone modules from source already. With /etc/

Re: problems switching from stand-alone PCMCIA drivers to kernel drivers

2002-11-25 Thread Levi Waldron
On November 25, 2002 03:18 am, Christian Gennerat wrote: > Have you used yenta_socket before ? > Have you really Cardbus on your P120 laptop ? > What model is it ? > Is there some BIOS setting about PCMCIA/CARDBUS ? No, I've never used yenta_socket before. I don't know if I actually have Cardbus

Re: problems switching from stand-alone PCMCIA drivers to kernel drivers

2002-11-25 Thread Levi Waldron
On November 25, 2002 03:18 am, Christian Gennerat wrote: > Have you used yenta_socket before ? > Have you really Cardbus on your P120 laptop ? > What model is it ? > Is there some BIOS setting about PCMCIA/CARDBUS ? No, I've never used yenta_socket before. I don't know if I actually have Cardbus

Re: problems switching from stand-alone PCMCIA drivers to kernel drivers

2002-11-25 Thread Christian Gennerat
Levi Waldron a écrit: On a new woody laptop install I used the bf-2.4 stock kernel, the pcmcia-modules-2.4.18-bf2.4 binary package, and the pcmcia-cs package and got the PCMCIA network card working perfectly. Had to manually edit /etc/network/interfaces. Have you used yenta_socket befor

problems switching from stand-alone PCMCIA drivers to kernel drivers

2002-11-24 Thread Levi Waldron
On a new woody laptop install I used the bf-2.4 stock kernel, the pcmcia-modules-2.4.18-bf2.4 binary package, and the pcmcia-cs package and got the PCMCIA network card working perfectly. Had to manually edit /etc/network/interfaces. Then I compiled a custom 2.4.18 kernel with built-in PCMCIA

problems switching from stand-alone PCMCIA drivers to kernel drivers

2002-11-24 Thread Levi Waldron
On a new woody laptop install I used the bf-2.4 stock kernel, the pcmcia-modules-2.4.18-bf2.4 binary package, and the pcmcia-cs package and got the PCMCIA network card working perfectly. Had to manually edit /etc/network/interfaces. Then I compiled a custom 2.4.18 kernel with built-in PCMCIA