Re: No pcmcia-modules for alpha
I am sorry for not reading the list earlier. I have the same configuration,
however I have a larger hard drive and have built new kernel and pcmcia-cs
packages. ( I thought the multia w/ PCMCIA would be a nice router. ;-) )
The kernel boots and works OK, however, the pcmcia-cs package is relatively
untested. The module for my card loads and it appears to work, however I am
waiting for an Access Point and another PCMCIA card to test with.
If you would like, I'll e-mail you the .deb files.
Heath Petersen
HeathPetersen@Kandre.com
PS - I am relatively new to manipulating the kernel in Debian and couldn't
find the .config file that the kernel was originally built with. Therefore,
the kernel is completely custom. If I could find the .config that the woody
kernel was built from, I would have a more accurate environment to build
from. Any ideas anybody?
PPS - It was a week or so ago when I did this, but I believe that the reason
why I had to rebuild the kernel was because the one shipped with woody was
built with wireless support turned off. (/proc/net/wireless, etc.)
On Thursday 10 October 2002 04:14 am, Herbert Xu wrote:
> On Wed, Oct 09, 2002 at 10:21:54PM +0200, jaap hogenberg wrote:
> > I've rebuilt the image and it now loads, but hangs before it loads the
> > kernel or does anything, it looks identical to what happens when I load
> > the 2.4.18 kernel.
>
> Please download initrd-tools 0.1.31 from unstable, apply the following
> patch, and let me know how it goes.
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