Re: pcmcia on the boot disks
>Ok, call me stupid. How do I get a pcmcia card detected? I can find
>no sign of the cardmgr daemon, just the modules.
>My hope is that I can simply boot up with my pcmcia cd-rom attached
>and it will just work.
Ah! You're trying to *boot* with the PCMCIA stuff! I see...
I would *think* this would work, assuming that your BIOS/PCMCIA
interaction is such that it allows you to boot from PCMCIA devices at
all. That is to say, bootability of the system from PCMCIA is a BIOS
function, not a boot-floppies function.
Of course, I've never tried it. I've only dealt with installation via
PCMCIA of the base system and the rest of the packages, about which see
<URL:http://www.debian.org/releases/stable/i386/ch-init-config.en.html>
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