Installing Debian and PCMCIA
I want to install debian on a laptop. The Debian installation guide has a
section called "Configure Device Drivers". In it it says:
There is a menu selection for PCMCIA device drivers, but you need not use
it. Once your system is installed, you can install the pcmcia-cs package.
But I want to use the ftp install option and the laptop's ethernet card
is a PCMCIA one. Does this mean I have to install the PCMCIA device
driver? If so, does it mean that later on I should deinstall this
driver in order to install the pcmcia-cs package? At what stage is
the pcmcia-cs package installed - as part of base?
Thanks,
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Mark Phillips mark@maths.flinders.edu.au
"They told me I was gullible ... and I believed them!"
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