On Fri, 2004-02-06 at 11:36, Jerome Lacoste wrote: > I reinstall the system after changing disk. I've installed before debian > using Disk floppies, and I solved the PCMCIA lockup by modifying > /etc/pcmcia config file to exclude port 0x800-0x8ff [1]. [..] > Any idea, appart from going back to boot floppies? [excuse me to answer myself] I solved my problem by modifying the pcmcia config file located in the boot RAM filesystem, before it gets used. I used Linux expert mode in new debian installer (doesn't seem to be available in beta2 version). Let the tool autoload drivers then go to the command line - cd /etc/pcmcia - mv config.opts config.opts.old - sed "s/, port 0x800-0x8ff//" config.opts.old > config.opts J
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