Well, I'm more familiar with Debian, so that's all the perspective I've
got...Are you using potato, or slink? Or do you know what I'm talking
about? Version 2.2 or 2.1? I know that with the Debian 2.2 installer
there is a question about removing the PCMCIA modules...It has never
affected me to have them, so I always removed them during the install.
You might find the modules for the PCMCIA devices in your drivers.tgz, I
think... or maybe in root.bin, since that is the ramdisk that you use to
install from, and that's the part of the install where you asked that
question about the PCMCIA modules. OTOH, you could just recompile a new
kernel and boot from that, remembering to include your PCMCIA devices in
the configuration...
HTH
Russell
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>From: "edoc" <kd4e@arrl.net>
>To: <slug@nks.net>
>Subject: [SLUG] PCMCIA in Debian Stormix -- Need Help!
>Date: Fri, Jun 15, 2001, 17:43
>
> We tried at the recent NPR Meeting to get my laptop to recognize
> PCMCIA devices under Debian within Stormix 2000 to no avail.
> (It was working but I needed to reinstall Stormix and now it doesn't.)
>
> Anyone familiar with Debian & Stormix who can give me some
> paint-by-numbers instructions as to how to make this happen ...
> please?
>
> This is really frustrating and is holding up a whole bunch of Linux-
> related projects!
>
> Thanks! Doc
>
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