Chris, thank you for the detailed reply.
Chris Wedgwood wrote:
On Thu, Apr 28, 2005 at 02:51:16PM +1000, Nik wrote: Xen or port the driver. What hardware is this?
The hardware is the iBurst wireless broadband PCMCIA card. The driver is named "ibut".
Thanks for the pointer to Xen - I will try that first while I mess with trying to port the driver.
If you have the source, it's probably worth trying. Often it's search & replace work and then clenaups. That said lots of vendor drivers are really bad and need major reworking so it will depend how bad it is.
I have no idea of either. I get lots of compile-time errors showing missing symbols, so the linux libraries have certainly changed. So I would probably need to research how PCMCIA changed between the releases. The comments in the driver say the PCMCIA part is based in part on a dummy PCMCIA driver (dummy_cs.c) from a mandrake 8.0 distro, so hopefully it isn't too bad.
Thanks again for your help.
Cheers! Nik.
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