On 09-Aug-99 Chanop Silpa-Anan wrote:
> Get packgae pcmcia-cs-source or get pcmcia source from linux pcmcia
> homepage.
>
> your kernel problably load pcmcia modules that are compiled for other
> version if you have modules version enable in yoou kernel! To be safe,
> recompile with your new kern
Get packgae pcmcia-cs-source or get pcmcia source from linux pcmcia homepage.
your kernel problably load pcmcia modules that are compiled for other version
if you have modules version enable in yoou kernel! To be safe, recompile with
your new kernel and new pcmcia card manager.
Chanop
On Mon,
On 09-Aug-99 Chanop Silpa-Anan wrote:
> You problably need to recompile pcmcia modules! I useually recompile
> pcmcia modules whenever I upgrade my kernel or pcmcia cardmgr.
> BTW, you can fit pcmcia source in a floppy.
I suspected that and I am recompiling the kernel now. I will have to find
tho
On 09-Aug-99 Nathan Duehr wrote:
> Upgraded slink to what?
No, I had slink installed and all I did was run 'apt-get update' and then
apt-get upgrade and five packages were upgraded. Disaster followed.
I will probably need to reinstall.
--
Andrew
You problably need to recompile pcmcia modules! I useually recompile pcmcia
modules whenever I upgrade my kernel or pcmcia cardmgr.
BTW, you can fit pcmcia source in a floppy.
Chanop
On Sun, Aug 08, 1999 at 11:07:42PM -, Pollywog wrote:
> I just updated Slink (apt-get update and upgrade) and
Upgraded slink to what?
On Sun, 8 Aug 1999, Pollywog wrote:
> I just updated Slink (apt-get update and upgrade) and cardmgr was upgraded.
> I lost networking on that machine and will probably have to reinstall Linux
> because I have no idea how to fix it when I need the network to upgrade
> anyth
I just updated Slink (apt-get update and upgrade) and cardmgr was upgraded.
I lost networking on that machine and will probably have to reinstall Linux
because I have no idea how to fix it when I need the network to upgrade
anything on the laptop. :(
Any ideas? (other than putting a hold on card
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