I have a bunch of those cards, it is a 3com 10/100 cardbus ethernet card.
The card is a 3c575 with A Dell label. It should work fine with frozen
with no different options from your other card.
What are the symptoms when you plug it in. What type of laptop do you
have, keep in mind this is a car
This does seem weird. One of my laptops is a Dell Inspiron 3500, and my
Dell/3com card works flawlessly in it. The card also works well in my
Compaq.
I am running frozen on both of them with 2.2.14 and current pcmcia
sources, I never run a stock kernel, although I have used this 3com card
for a
Well, I have a 3500 and it was painless. I used FIPS to reduce the size
of my FAT32 partition (the latest version supports it with no problem).
It can use a partition or a file, but use the phdisk utility to check what
it is using, and to delete or recreate the partition/file. The goldcard
glo
It seems that almost all laptops come with win modems these days. Can
anyone give hints as to which do not? (Either no modem or real modem, I
just hate paying extra for a modem that won't work).
It seems that pcmcia modems are a nesessity.
Thanks,
Charlie
On Wed, 29 Dec 1999, Charles Lewis wro
You should check to see if the modem in the laptop is compatible. The
linux driver for the Lucent modems is for their PCI modems, and most
laptops don't have pci winmodems (if you do, it should be listed in
/proc/pci, but I don't know what as, look for something unkown or by
lucent, or that someho
This isn't so much a laptop problem as a "some machines" problem. add
mem=XXm to the kernel in startup. If using lilo this can be done with the
append line, but I suggest you test it using manual entry first
On Fri, 7 Jan 2000, William Heindl wrote:
>
> I am running slink on an IBM 560Z with 1
You can easily go to a 2.2. kernel without changing the distribution.
download the source from ftp.kernel.org or a mirror, it compiles easily.
Check make-kpkg if you want to make a debian package from the kernel.
The 2.2 kernel may or may not see the memory, again, try the mem=64m on
the kenrel
How hot should a 56k 10/100 combo card get? I have a Xircom I picked up
cheap but it gets hot. I mean hot enough that I have to be carefull not
to burn myself when I remove it if my machine has been on for a while. I
also notice a significant hit in the battery life when the card is
inserted. I
You need to modify your init string, or you can add this to the begining
of the dail command, atx0dt or a varient.
Add X0 to disable all detection, dial tone, busy, etc. X4 is normal, I
don't remember the in betweens.
So instead of ATZ for init, at ATZX0.
Charlie
On Thu, 13 Jan 2000, Philipp T
The PCMCIA modules package you used is for using a debian PRE-compiled
kernel, you must download pcmcia-source and then you can use make-kpkg to
do both the kernel and the pcmcia modules.
On Thu, 13 Jan 2000, Glen S Mehn wrote:
> I did use the correct PCMCIA modules (2.2.13 kernel), apt-getted f
Is a ps2 device on /dev/psaux . I never had any trouble and don't have to
stop gpm (This was on an Armada 1130T and a pesario 1655).
On Thu, 20 Jan 2000, matthschulz wrote:
> On Tue, 18 Jan 1994, mpx wrote:
> > mouse doesn't move.
> > i thought it should be a ps/2 one, but didnt work, so i tried
I would do a simular thing to what I do with the many broken dhcp
implementations. use the ppp.up (or whatever the command is) which
recieves as its parameters things such as the remote IP address. It can
then remove and recreate the default route once the ppp connections is
working. It is to me
I was diging through my tapes last night (yes, tapes, DDS-3) and dug out
Feburary disks that I know I have used successfully to install via PCMCIA
network cards.
I have posted them in http://www.hedlin.com/debian
Please don't download these unless you have to, my cable modem provider
will cut me
I have a 256av, and it works with OSS using the cs4231(WSS) and SB
drivers. My laptop lets me set the IO, IRQ, and DMA in the bios though,
so I don't have to mess with any of that (just set accordingly). I would
imagine it would work with the equivlent modules or ALSA.
On Sun, 7 May 2000, Adam S
What kernel are you running? dhcpcd .70 only works with kernel 2.0.x
With 2.2.x you need the newer dhcpcd 1.3.x , but I recomend dhclient
(package dhcp-client), or in a pinch pump.
On Fri, 19 May 2000, Matthew Quigley wrote:
>
> I've been trying to get my Toshiba Satellite Pro to work with Ro
I have a bunch of those cards, it is a 3com 10/100 cardbus ethernet card.
The card is a 3c575 with A Dell label. It should work fine with frozen
with no different options from your other card.
What are the symptoms when you plug it in. What type of laptop do you
have, keep in mind this is a card
This does seem weird. One of my laptops is a Dell Inspiron 3500, and my
Dell/3com card works flawlessly in it. The card also works well in my
Compaq.
I am running frozen on both of them with 2.2.14 and current pcmcia
sources, I never run a stock kernel, although I have used this 3com card
for an
Well, I have a 3500 and it was painless. I used FIPS to reduce the size
of my FAT32 partition (the latest version supports it with no problem).
It can use a partition or a file, but use the phdisk utility to check what
it is using, and to delete or recreate the partition/file. The goldcard
glob
I have the same problem, and it is NOT ppp/network configuration related.
When I try to open the serial port it returns input/output error. If I
setserial the IRQ to 0 it will work, but very slowly, as serial ports are
not meant to be polled.
I haven't looked at the problem that in depth, but t
I have a system with a Neomagic MagicGraph NM2160 video chip and a
1024x768 screen, and get a very nice text console without any framebuffer
support, so that probally won't be nessesary.
As for X, the SVGA server has incorportated all the Suse enhancements, and
I get great support with 3.3.3.1, wh
There was a bug with using combo devices introduced late in the 2.1.x, and
finally fixed in 2.2.12.
Is there a particular reason you didn't upgrade the kernel when the
version was the only real difference as you described below?
On Tue, 19 Oct 1999, Michael Perry wrote:
> Here is a strange situa
Ok, I am not that sure about wvdial, but if you use pppd and the
chatscripts the key is to wait for something after the connect message so
that you can still get the connect message in your logs.
Once you get the connect message in your logs, you can adjust it to report
the right speed. If it say
I have the same card, upgrade your kernel to >= 2.2.13.
It fixed my problem.
On Mon, 8 Nov 1999, Mesman, Ben wrote:
> I have a Dell Lattitude CP with a Xircom 33k6 Eth/modem combo. I installed
> slink with no problems. The card is recognised and configured properly and
> the ethernet device works
First, if one Linux dist runs on a system, they all should. There may be
some system defaults that need adjusting to make it work, but the kernel
is the same etc.
I have a Presario 1655 working very well under Linux. I don't know what
the differences are to to a 1685.
On Thu, 11 Nov 1999, Woute
I have an ES1869 (I think), but have been using OSS. It detected it and
it worked perfectly, so that could at least be a fallback.
I only use OSS because I paid for it a long time ago.
On Wed, 24 Nov 1999, Rafael Cordones Marcos wrote:
> On Tue, Nov 23, 1999 at 09:03:53AM -0800, Camiel Coenen
My Xircom 56k 10/100 combo card allows both to be used simultanously, but
unfortunanatly it doesn't have the xjack, although for most people the
realport card is a good alternative (the only drawback is that it is
type3).
On Mon, 29 Nov 1999, Drew Parsons wrote:
> On Mon, Nov 29, 1999 at 08:03:17
It seems that almost all laptops come with win modems these days. Can
anyone give hints as to which do not? (Either no modem or real modem, I
just hate paying extra for a modem that won't work).
It seems that pcmcia modems are a nesessity.
Thanks,
Charlie
On Wed, 29 Dec 1999, Charles Lewis wro
You should check to see if the modem in the laptop is compatible. The
linux driver for the Lucent modems is for their PCI modems, and most
laptops don't have pci winmodems (if you do, it should be listed in
/proc/pci, but I don't know what as, look for something unkown or by
lucent, or that someho
This isn't so much a laptop problem as a "some machines" problem. add
mem=XXm to the kernel in startup. If using lilo this can be done with the
append line, but I suggest you test it using manual entry first
On Fri, 7 Jan 2000, William Heindl wrote:
>
> I am running slink on an IBM 560Z with 1
You can easily go to a 2.2. kernel without changing the distribution.
download the source from ftp.kernel.org or a mirror, it compiles easily.
Check make-kpkg if you want to make a debian package from the kernel.
The 2.2 kernel may or may not see the memory, again, try the mem=64m on
the kenrel
I have the same problem, and it is NOT ppp/network configuration related.
When I try to open the serial port it returns input/output error. If I
setserial the IRQ to 0 it will work, but very slowly, as serial ports are
not meant to be polled.
I haven't looked at the problem that in depth, but t
I have a system with a Neomagic MagicGraph NM2160 video chip and a
1024x768 screen, and get a very nice text console without any framebuffer
support, so that probally won't be nessesary.
As for X, the SVGA server has incorportated all the Suse enhancements, and
I get great support with 3.3.3.1, wh
There was a bug with using combo devices introduced late in the 2.1.x, and
finally fixed in 2.2.12.
Is there a particular reason you didn't upgrade the kernel when the
version was the only real difference as you described below?
On Tue, 19 Oct 1999, Michael Perry wrote:
> Here is a strange situa
Ok, I am not that sure about wvdial, but if you use pppd and the
chatscripts the key is to wait for something after the connect message so
that you can still get the connect message in your logs.
Once you get the connect message in your logs, you can adjust it to report
the right speed. If it say
I have the same card, upgrade your kernel to >= 2.2.13.
It fixed my problem.
On Mon, 8 Nov 1999, Mesman, Ben wrote:
> I have a Dell Lattitude CP with a Xircom 33k6 Eth/modem combo. I installed
> slink with no problems. The card is recognised and configured properly and
> the ethernet device works
First, if one Linux dist runs on a system, they all should. There may be
some system defaults that need adjusting to make it work, but the kernel
is the same etc.
I have a Presario 1655 working very well under Linux. I don't know what
the differences are to to a 1685.
On Thu, 11 Nov 1999, Woute
I have an ES1869 (I think), but have been using OSS. It detected it and
it worked perfectly, so that could at least be a fallback.
I only use OSS because I paid for it a long time ago.
On Wed, 24 Nov 1999, Rafael Cordones Marcos wrote:
> On Tue, Nov 23, 1999 at 09:03:53AM -0800, Camiel Coenen
My Xircom 56k 10/100 combo card allows both to be used simultanously, but
unfortunanatly it doesn't have the xjack, although for most people the
realport card is a good alternative (the only drawback is that it is
type3).
On Mon, 29 Nov 1999, Drew Parsons wrote:
> On Mon, Nov 29, 1999 at 08:03:17
I wanted to leave my Notebooks mbr alone (has a recovery program in it),
so I installed grub in the boot block of my linux partition.
I then made that the active partition and boot with a standard MBR. To
chainload Windows XP I omit the makeactive step, and things work fine.
Charlie
Stefan
There is another way, but I haven't done it recently enough to give
detailed instructions.
Go ahead and make a netinst CD, but then use loadlin to start the kernel
instead of booting the CD.
The boot disks are formated msdos. So if you make one on another
machine you should be able to extr
The debian way, and it is quite simple. Install the kernel-package
package. This will give you a comnmand called make-kpkg.
Untar a normal kernel (kernel.org or whatever), run make menuconfig as
normal, then when done you can use make-kpkg -kernel_image to build the
.deb. Then dpkg -i the r
I wanted to leave my Notebooks mbr alone (has a recovery program in it),
so I installed grub in the boot block of my linux partition.
I then made that the active partition and boot with a standard MBR. To
chainload Windows XP I omit the makeactive step, and things work fine.
Charlie
Stefan
There is another way, but I haven't done it recently enough to give
detailed instructions.
Go ahead and make a netinst CD, but then use loadlin to start the kernel
instead of booting the CD.
The boot disks are formated msdos. So if you make one on another
machine you should be able to extr
The debian way, and it is quite simple. Install the kernel-package
package. This will give you a comnmand called make-kpkg.
Untar a normal kernel (kernel.org or whatever), run make menuconfig as
normal, then when done you can use make-kpkg -kernel_image to build the
.deb. Then dpkg -i the r
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