PCMCIA
Boll Weevil wrote:
>
> Pay attention to:
> lsmod
> cardctl config
> cardctl ident
> to diagnose your problems.
>
> First check to see if the light on the hub is lit when the card is connected to the network. If not, while the computer is on, unplug
> the nic card from the laptop, you should hear a beep. If you do, then plug it back in and you should
> hear the beeps again. Then launch the "cardctl ident" and your computer should see the card. If
> not, keep digging. The site should give you a lot of info on PCMCIA and nic cards. Let me know if
> it works or not.
Thanks for your tips. But the nic dont work! Here are Informations.
i read the howto (not all, but a lot).
I read it there:
--schnip
A high beep followed by a low beep indicates that a card was identified,
but could not be configured for some reason.
--schnap
I hear this every time.
The light on the hub isnt lit!
cardinfo --> Anonymous Memory
lsmod --> Module Used
by comments
memory_cs 0
(unused) is think this can be a
conflict or not?
xirc2ps_cs 0
(unused) this is the right modul
ds 4 (memory_cs xirc2ps_cs)
i82365 2
pcmcia_core 0 (memory_cs xirc2ps_cs ds i82365)
serial 0 (autoclean)
unix 17 (autoclean)
cardctl ident --> Socket
0: see nothing
no product available
Socket 1:
no product available
cardctl config --> Socket 0:
Vcc5.0V Vpp1 5.0V Vpp2
5.0V but what are this?
Socket 1:
not configured
Question Nr. 1: How can I kick the memory_cs modul? It is up from start?
Question Nr. 2: How can I make that the xirc2ps_cs Modul always startet?
Question Nr. 3: Do you have any ideas what I must do now? I has run the
pcnetconfig script for config /etc/pcmcia/network.opts.
A other thing from the howto:
--schnip
The cardmgr daemon configures cards based on a database of known card
types kept in /etc/pcmcia/config. This file describes the various client
drivers, then describes how to identify various cards, and which
driver(s) belong with which cards.
--schnap
Mus I make configure /etc/pcmcia/config special?
cu
Benj
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