Andrew Morton writes:
> "Claude LeFrancois (LMC)" wrote:
> >
> > Thanks for the info. I can run the script manually to get the NIC on the
> > network. But, by the mean time before a permanent fix, would it be a good
> > idea to apply the change I did to allow at least correct initilization for
> > eth0 ?
>
> Your suggestion could be a useful kludge if we can guarantee that
> Cardbus machines only every have a single interface (possibly
> reasonable).
Nope. I've got a friend who has a Viao with built-in EtherNet and he
has a wireless LAN card. He uses either depending on where he is.
Also, sometimes I plug in two PCMCIA network cards.
> - Kernel 2.3.99 has broken the PCMCIA tools. When a card is
> inserted the 'cardmgr' daemon is no longer told what network
> interface it has been bound to. Until this is sorted, the
> kludgearound I am using is to alter the PCMCIA script
> /etc/pcmcia/shared:
This absolutely has to be fixed. It's quite brain-dead. I've noticed
this before, but haven't gotten around to pestering anyone about it
yet (minor problems like yenta.o locking up and cardmgr crashing have
to be fixed first:-).
Can someone post why this has broken and why a fix is (I presume)
difficult? I'll have to look at this myself if no-one else fixes it by
the time the other issues are fixed :-(
Regards,
Richard....
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Current: rgooch@ras.ucalgary.ca
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