Hello folks,
I am a newbie who needs help troubleshooting a LAN/Modem card that I
added to a ThinkPad 770, which my Debian 3.0 install cannot use.
I think it is an IRQ or memory conflict, but I don’t know how to
troubleshoot it. Unfortunately, if I cannot get this card to work, I
cannot connect
Dear Franzi,
Yes, the driver does work with kernel 2.2.20.
I am using a pretty-much default installation of Woody (22 July 02) on a
ThinkPad770 with a 3com FEM656 CardBus LAN/modem. I found that if I ran
dmesg just after boot, it showed that the 3c575 driver was installed and
running, but the
seems similar to yours.
franzi wrote:
On Sun, Dec 29, 2002 at 09:32:10PM -0800, Pietro Calogero wrote:
Dear Franzi,
Yes, the driver does work with kernel 2.2.20.
Edit /etc/pcmcia/config.opts and add a line like:
include port 0x1000-0x1fff
Done it but nothing happend.
I am
cannot run iptables
with the default install (kernel 2.2.20).
Pietro
franzi wrote:
On Wed, Jan 01, 2003 at 10:47:54AM -0800, Pietro Calogero wrote:
Dear Franzi,
To begin with, I hope that people who understand Debian are reading this
and will contribute their input, because I really am a
uickstart HOWTO and use iptables?
Please keep in mind that, following the advice of several HOWTOs, I will
not connect this laptop to the internet until I have a firewall built.
So all of Debian's online software updates are unavailble to me until then.
Pietro
Russell Coker wrote:
On Th
Dear Phil,
I have the same card and I had an IO memory allotment problem. Finally
wrote to Dave Hinds and I quote his response:
--- Pietro Calogero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
cs: could not allocate 512 IO ports for CardBus
Edit /etc/pcmcia/config.opts and add a line like:
i
Dear List,
I have a similar problem to one mentioned by Doug on 30 January. Maybe
the same answer would serve both of us:
My system seems to identify my NIC, but when I run pppoeconf to
configure for hooking up to DSL, pppoeconf responds that no ethernet
card was found.
Hardware: IBM ThinkP
Dear List,
My system does not identify my NIC.
The NIC in question: FEM656C-3Com Global 10-100+56k CardBus pc
Hardware: IBM ThinkPad770 with 256 MB RAM, 20 GB hard drive.
PCMCIA Sockets: TI PCI-1250 CardBus controller
Kernel: 2.4.18-586tsc
PCMCIA modules installed: ds, pcmcia_core, yenta_socket
F
After some more digging around and a lucky hunch I tried
insmod 3c59x
and got the card working.
When I ran pppoeconf it asked me whether I wanted it to automatically
open a connection at boot time. I said no, so it said I can start the
connection with:
pon dsl-provider
and stop it with:
p
I am having a similar problem with my ThinkPad770, and I am pretty sure
the screen is dying. Another indication is uneven brightness; the
bottom left corner of my screen is bright and washed out; the rest is
dim. I tried replacing the inverter which powers the screen, but it did
not help at a
Dear Matej,
I recommend getting an intel-style laptop, simply because so many
components are available at lower prices, both new and used.
Macs are indeed better for durability and for internal consistency. I am
writing this to you on a Mac that I have used continuously for 7 1/2
years, which s
Don't know if there is a HOWTO for BIOS updates because I did the update
before I started learning Linux. But IBM provides the updates
appropriate to each model on its website. I think you should be able to
download it and create an update-floppy using whatever OS you are now
using to get onlin
Wow. Sounds like we should boycott Les Edition Albert Rene products. I
would guess that most Linux-users are pretty uncomfortable with the
nasty way that corporate property protections are enforced.
Pietro
Werner Heuser wrote:
MobiliX with new name TuxMobil.org
*- Please update your bookm
I have also noticed that the icons in the 3.1 taskbar are lighter in
color and harder to see on my laptop too. At first I thought it was the
screen itself, which is dying, but the icons were more visible in KDE
2.2 and the screen has not degraded since I updated to KDE 3.1.
Pietro
Joao Pedro C
Dear Virgil,
Running a ThinkPad 770 with 256 MB ram, Kernel 2.4.18.
This kernel recognizes the remainder of the RAM, but when I was running
2.2.20 I had to add:
append = "mem = 261568K"
to lilo.conf.
I don't even remember where I read this, but about 512K is claimed right
off the top by somethi
Hello folks,
I am a newbie who needs help troubleshooting a LAN/Modem card that I
added to a ThinkPad 770, which my Debian 3.0 install cannot use.
I think it is an IRQ or memory conflict, but I dont know how to
troubleshoot it. Unfortunately, if I cannot get this card to work, I
cannot connect
Dear Franzi,
Yes, the driver does work with kernel 2.2.20.
I am using a pretty-much default installation of Woody (22 July 02) on a
ThinkPad770 with a 3com FEM656 CardBus LAN/modem. I found that if I ran
dmesg just after boot, it showed that the 3c575 driver was installed and
running, but the k
seems similar to yours.
franzi wrote:
On Sun, Dec 29, 2002 at 09:32:10PM -0800, Pietro Calogero wrote:
Dear Franzi,
Yes, the driver does work with kernel 2.2.20.
Edit /etc/pcmcia/config.opts and add a line like:
include port 0x1000-0x1fff
Done it but nothing happend.
I am
cannot run iptables
with the default install (kernel 2.2.20).
Pietro
franzi wrote:
On Wed, Jan 01, 2003 at 10:47:54AM -0800, Pietro Calogero wrote:
Dear Franzi,
To begin with, I hope that people who understand Debian are reading this
and will contribute their input, because I really am a newbie
quickstart HOWTO and use iptables?
Please keep in mind that, following the advice of several HOWTOs, I will
not connect this laptop to the internet until I have a firewall built.
So all of Debian's online software updates are unavailble to me until then.
Pietro
Russell Coker wrote:
On Thu, 9
Dear Phil,
I have the same card and I had an IO memory allotment problem. Finally
wrote to Dave Hinds and I quote his response:
--- Pietro Calogero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
cs: could not allocate 512 IO ports for CardBus
Edit /etc/pcmcia/config.opts and add a line like:
includ
Dear List,
I have a similar problem to one mentioned by Doug on 30 January. Maybe
the same answer would serve both of us:
My system seems to identify my NIC, but when I run pppoeconf to
configure for hooking up to DSL, pppoeconf responds that no ethernet
card was found.
Hardware: IBM ThinkPad7
Dear Virgil,
Running a ThinkPad 770 with 256 MB ram, Kernel 2.4.18.
This kernel recognizes the remainder of the RAM, but when I was running
2.2.20 I had to add:
append = "mem = 261568K"
to lilo.conf.
I don't even remember where I read this, but about 512K is claimed right
off the top by something
Dear List,
My system does not identify my NIC.
The NIC in question: FEM656C-3Com Global 10-100+56k CardBus pc
Hardware: IBM ThinkPad770 with 256 MB RAM, 20 GB hard drive.
PCMCIA Sockets: TI PCI-1250 CardBus controller
Kernel: 2.4.18-586tsc
PCMCIA modules installed: ds, pcmcia_core, yenta_socket
Fi
After some more digging around and a lucky hunch I tried
insmod 3c59x
and got the card working.
When I ran pppoeconf it asked me whether I wanted it to automatically
open a connection at boot time. I said no, so it said I can start the
connection with:
pon dsl-provider
and stop it with:
pof
I am having a similar problem with my ThinkPad770, and I am pretty sure
the screen is dying. Another indication is uneven brightness; the
bottom left corner of my screen is bright and washed out; the rest is
dim. I tried replacing the inverter which powers the screen, but it did
not help at a
Dear Matej,
I recommend getting an intel-style laptop, simply because so many
components are available at lower prices, both new and used.
Macs are indeed better for durability and for internal consistency. I am
writing this to you on a Mac that I have used continuously for 7 1/2
years, which sa
Don't know if there is a HOWTO for BIOS updates because I did the update
before I started learning Linux. But IBM provides the updates
appropriate to each model on its website. I think you should be able to
download it and create an update-floppy using whatever OS you are now
using to get onlin
Wow. Sounds like we should boycott Les Edition Albert Rene products. I
would guess that most Linux-users are pretty uncomfortable with the
nasty way that corporate property protections are enforced.
Pietro
Werner Heuser wrote:
MobiliX with new name TuxMobil.org
*- Please update your bookmar
I have also noticed that the icons in the 3.1 taskbar are lighter in
color and harder to see on my laptop too. At first I thought it was the
screen itself, which is dying, but the icons were more visible in KDE
2.2 and the screen has not degraded since I updated to KDE 3.1.
Pietro
Joao Pedro Cl
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