|| On Thu, 16 Mar 2006 21:18:26 +0100
 || Robert Jordens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 

        rj> On Thu, 2006-03-16 at 21:05 +0100, Marco Presi wrote:
        >> I tried with another kernel (2.6.14): now it load modules, but
        >> it doesn't detect pcmcia card. I don't know if this is related
        >> to udev+pcmciautils. Probably I have to ask on linux-gpib ml.

        rj> pcmciautils do IIRC only work with >= 2.5.16. But not so
        rj> sure on that one.  2.6.14 won't work because of pcmcia
        rj> changes that are not reflected in gpib. 2.6.13 was IIRC the
        rj> first kernel that introduced these changes.

        I will try with 2.5.16 next week, and let you know.

        Do you know if it is possible to make it work for 2.6.15 too?
        (Maybe with a Debian specific pacth, in order to make gpib
        modules work with etch kernel.. unfortunately I don't have the
        needed knowledge of linux kernel to make a patch..)

        >> I also tried on a sarge box.. but the module package doesn't
        >> build.. there is an error I think related to sarge kernels.

        rj> May well be. I'd like to hear about that one. gpib should work with
        rj> kernels around 2.6.10 - 2.6.12. A narrow range. I know ;-(

        I will send you the build log (the laptop is away from the lab now).

        >> Do you know a configuration on which I can use this package for
        >> sure? (I have no so much time to compile kernels and make test).

        rj> I tested it today on a 2.6.12 kernel. Worked fine. even pcmcia.

        I confirm. Actually, 2.6.12 is the only kernel in which
        I was able to get everything working perfectly.

        rj> What card are you using?

        National Instrument PCMCIA.

        Thanks for your help

        Marco



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