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[Frank Vestergaard Pedersen <sslug@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hej jonas

Hvis du bare vil checke om "LINUX" kan få liv i dit pcmcia-kort så ville
jeg starte med at downloade knoppix (en dansk version kan hentes her:
http://tyge.sslug.dk/knoppix/dappix-2003-10-23.iso)

brænd den på en cd og test/se om dit kort virker!!

/Frank

On Wed, 2004-03-17 at 11:42, jonas skovmse wrote:

> Hej
> Jeg er ny her og ved ikke om jeg overhoved kan f hjlp til mit problem, jeg
> ved heller ikke hvor jeg prcis skal lgge trden :D. Jeg er ikke selv den
> vilde linux haj :D, men jeg har besluttet siden jeg ikke kan f vindows til
> at virke med min PCMCIA port og/eller netkort kunne det vre linux kunne.
> 
> Jeg har derfor forsgt da min brbare ikke har CD-romdrev at installere
> Linux over netvrk, jeg har/havde planer om at bruge http://www.klid.dk/sw/
> men kan ikke f de netvrksdriver osv til at virke.
> Mit problem ligger i det ikke er et standart netkort.. men jeg hber at en
> af jer mske har en lsning p problemet.
> 
> Nedenstende tekstfil var hvad det l under linuxdriver p driverdisketten
> da jeg fik kortet.
> 
> Driverne til netkortet i windows kan findes her:
> http://www.microupgrade.net/MicroNetwork/index.htm
> hvis det er en hjlp.
> 
> Min brbare er en IBM thinkpad 760XL uden CD-romdrev... men skulle kunne
> kre redhat.
> 
> hvis der er nogen der kan hjlpe mig vil jeg blive glad kontakt mig evt. p
> jonas_skovmose@xxxxxxx for mere info
> 
> MVH og p forhnd tak jonas skovmose
> 
> Teksfil:
> ****************************************************************************
> *
> *
> *
> *                       PCMCIA Fast Ethernet PC Card
> *
> *
> *
> *                        Linux Driver Installation
> *
> *
> *
> ****************************************************************************
> *
> 
> 1. Insert the adapter in the PCMCIA or Cardbus slot in the notebook,
>    and reboot the system.  If the file /etc/pcmcia/config exists, and add
>    the following lines in this file:
> 
>         card "PCMCIA Fast Ethernet PC Card"
>         version "PCMCIA", "FAST-ETHERNET-PC-CARD"
>         bind "pcnet_cs"
> 
>    Be noted that you have to add the lines in /etc/pcmcia/config in exactly
>    the same format as shown above, including matching capital and lower case
>    letters.
> 
>    Reboot or excute "/etc/rc.d/init.d/pcmcia restart". If the adapter
>    works properly, you can skip the rest of the document.  Otherwise please
>    go to the next step.
> 
> 
> 2. You have to build the PCMCIA environment from the source files.  First
>    check if the Linux kernel source tree is installed.  Typically this is
>    in the directory "/usr/src/linux".
> 
>    If the kernel source tree does not exist, you have to install it first.
> 
>    Different Linux systems have different ways to install the source tree.
>    In the following the Red Hat Linux 7.0 is used as an example.  For other
>    Linux systems, please refer to the documentation that comes with the
>    system.
> 
>    a. Mount Red Hat 7.0 CD 1.
>    b. Find the kernel source files, which are typically located in
>       /mnt/cdrom/REDHAT/RPMS.
>       The name of the source package is "kernel-source-2.2.16-22.i386.rpm".
>    c. Install the package with this command:
> 
>          rpm -i kernel-source-2.2.16-22.i386.rpm
> 
>       If you use one of the GUI shells, you can just double click on the
>       rpm package to install it.
> 
> 3. Check if the PCMCIA driver files are included in the source tree.
>    The files are located in /usr/src/linux/pcmcia-cs-x.x.x
>    (The x.x.x designates the version number).  If this directory does
>    not exist, or if the version number is lower than 3.1.21, you have to
>    download the PCMCIA driver file "pcmcia-cs-3.1.21.tar.gz" or a higher
>    version of this file from:
> 
>    ftp://www.sunsite.unc.edu/pub/Linux/kernel/pcmcia
> 
>    You have to untar this file and place it under /usr/src/linux with
>    this command:
> 
>    tar -zxvf pcmcia-cs-3.1.2x.tar.gz
> 
> 4. Change directory to "/usr/src/linux/pcmcia-cs-3.1.2x".  Issue the
>    following command to build the environment:
> 
>    make config
> 
>    When the system prompts to select the Kernel-Specific option, select
>    "Read from the currently running kernel."
> 
> 5. Issue the following command to install the environment:
> 
>    make install
> 
> 6. Modify the file /etc/pcmcia/config as described in step 1.
>    Issue the following command to restart the cardmgr:
> 
>    /etc/rc.d/init.d/pcmcia restart
> 
> 7.  Issue the following command to check the adapter status:
> 
>     ifconfig -a
> 
> 8.  Refer to the Linux document on how to configure an IP address for the
>     adapter.
> 
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