similar to: CentOS 4 and PCMCIA Cards

I am running Centos 4 on a Thinkpad r40 and it does not see any pcmcia cards. I know the socket is good because I had it working with Fedora Core 3. A funny thing though, once I updated my fedora kernel to a certain rev. (don't remember the version) the card socket no longer worked. Going back to an un-upgraded install of Fedora 3 worked. Has anyone seen this problem and worked this

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Hello guys, I try to install this card in linux redhat 6.2 (kernel 2.2.14), in a new Compaq PC. In win98 it work nice, in linux, the drivers (and pcmcia) compile and install well , but when redhat boot, and start "pcmcia", the pc hang... What happened? sorry for my english. -- Best regards, fabian mailto:fabian@catamarca.rffdc.edu.ar

Hello, Are there any T1/E1 PCMCIA cards available on the market supported by zaptel drivers and asterisk ? I need to make some demos at my clients with asterisk and it's a pain to move around with a midi-tower computer just for that. Thanks, Calin.

I have two sacrificial lambs -- one is an SMP box, the other one''s a laptop, but I don''t see kernel-smp or kernel-pcmcia-cs packages. So, can I use the ext3 patch on an SMP box or a laptop? -- Sam

hi list members, my goal is to make one of my DomU''s act as a wireless accesspoint... So, i need it to have access to the pcmcia wlan card attached to dom0. But how ? when i give the pci=[] option to the domU config file its shows up with lspci but i cant use it... (on debian with module-assistent get rt2x00 in de DomU) Is it possible or would it be better to use a more direct interface

Hi Master... I am Rene Harb Hoecker and from Chile..... nice!!! I would like to ask you.......... so I am using pxe and when I configure this one with pxelinix.0 and this file read pxelinux.cfg and inside there is the config file default. it is work perfect....... default file say so : DAFAULT Gentoo1.4 LABEL Gentoo1.4 KERNEL linux APPEND nfsroot=3D192.168.10.10:/tftpboot/nodo1 IPAPPEND 1

Could someone, please, suggest an 802.11g pcmcia card that works well under CentOS 4? Thank you. Marko

Hi Everyone, I'm running wine in a Linux Ubuntu installation and I need to use a two firewire ports pcmcia but Wine doesn't seem to recognise it at all! Do you know if it is compatible with wine? (I know that it is not possible to use it on windows Vmware virtual machines) If it is, Can anyone throw some light on how can I get wine to recognise this hardware? (I installed the pcmcia

I see that the ext3 kernel being used is an enterprise kernel which doesn''t build the PCMCIA modules generally. Any chance of getting the SRPM so that testing on a laptop can actually be possible? It''s too much fun to have a laptop and just hit the power button and not have to fsck:) Jeremy -- Jeremy Katz katzj@linuxpower.org | jlkatz@eos.ncsu.edu http://linuxpower.org |

OK What client cards do work? For each of the following: 802.11a 802.11b Media: PCI PCMCIA USB OS: FreeBSD 4.7 Recomendations please Thanks David ----- Original Message ----- From: <john@critchley.biz> To: "vizion communication" <vizion@ixpres.com> Sent: Monday, April 14, 2003 2:04 PM Subject: Re: Annother Wireless network card annother problem > > > > I

Hi! I'm messing about with an old Toshiba Tecra laptop. i've got wireless working well using NetworkManager and WEP. But I'm interested in finding out if it is possible to get WPA/TKIP or other WPA variants to work with that driver. According to dmesg, boottime diagnostics include: eth0: Hardware identity 0005:0004:0005:0000 eth0: Station identity 001f:0001:0008:000a eth0: firmware

Hello again. Working to put Centos 5 on my old Toshiba Portege 3490ct (256Mb memory). PCMCIA CDrom and Lan card. Using 'linux askmethod' to be able to install off of my FTP server (have done 4 PC installs so far off that server successfully) It's video card is: S3 86C270-294 Savage IX/MV After recognizing the video card I get the message about no graphical install available.

Hi, Is it possible to use 2 B channels simultaneously with either I4L or CAPI drivers? We use AVM A1 (Fritz) PCMCIA with I4L driver and AVM B1 PCMCIA with CAPI driver. Thanks, Michael.

How do I get the PCMCIA driver(s) to load initially? This whole string of questions on this install come from using a PCMCIA CDrom. The system boots from the CD, but then the install does not have a driver. If I have it select install method, I see a Future Domain PCMCIA SCSI driver. If I select that, I still cannot load of my CDrom, but if I select HTTP it discovers my LAN card. But when I

I am trying to install Centos on my old Portege 2490CT. Actually a pretty good box, but it does not support USB booting. Only HDD, FDD (interestingly a USB device), 'CD-Rom', or LAN. The only CDroms I have is a nice USB drive and an old PCMCIA toshiba NW24XCD drive. I have not gotten this system to boot off of my USB CDrom. It will boot of the NW24XCD. So I put the CentOS disk 1

I am having problems starting linux after a server install. First, let me say my setup is: semprom 1.8 dfi nf4x pci express x16 video card My bootup always freezes after Entering non-interactive startup. /etc/rc3.d/S00microcode_ctl: microcode device /dev/cpu/microcode doesn't exist? Checking for new hardware Starting cpuspeed: Apllying iptables firewall rules: Starting pcmcia: then it

Anyone ever look into what would be required to support 16 bit PCMCIA cards on 7? There are still 64 bit computers out there with at least 1 PCMCIA slot. Thanks, Kevin

Hi, Not sure if this is useful but I have had no problems with the belkin 54G PCMCIA cards and ndiswrapper. Arun -----Original Message----- From: centos-bounces at centos.org [mailto:centos-bounces at centos.org]On Behalf Of Brian Watters Sent: Thursday, October 27, 2005 6:29 AM To: CentOS mailing list Subject: Re: [CentOS] CentOS 4.x friendly WiFi Cards?? Thanks for the fast reply .. I

The CentOS drive for the HP NC4010 is built. I just needed to use external instead of USB power for my USB CDrom. Go figure... I did this in my hotel room, where they only have wireless. I went down to the 'business center' and used an ethernet drop, but I don't think the registration worked. I didn't know that even for the ehternet drops you have to do that portal thing