Re: kernel & PCMCIA compilation
On Mon, Nov 12, 2001 at 09:03:42AM -0500, hlawson@triad.rr.com wrote:
> I'm wondering if there is a kernel-image package that
> incorporates pcmcia so it 'just works' out of the box. RH 7.0 as
> installed on my thinkpad 380ed 'just works' with pcmcia, but I
> couldn't get a Debian potato install to do this.
I think all debian kernel-image works with pcmcia-cs if instaaled and
configured correctly in principle.
2.2 series needs to install corresponding pcmcia-modules (correct me if
this name is slightly off but you get my point)
2.4 kernels come with all the modules but needs pcmcia-cs to activate
specific card automatically.
/etc/modules needs to contain followings for PCMCIA to function:
# ISA PnP driver
isa-pnp
# Low level PCMCIA driver
yenta_socket
Rest is taken care by pcmcia script, depmod and kmod.
(From my web page's installation memo)
Cherrs:-)
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