> >Any ideas? > > Something's strange with your system. My IBM ThinkPad's running a vanilla > installation of OL 3.1 Workstation, and the only references I see to > wvlan_cs in the /etc/pcmcia are commented out in the config.opts file, and > a note in the wireless.opts file. There's no wvlan_cs module compiled. > > It appears to me that you've got something non-standard on your system, and > possibly have recompiled the kernel without recompiling the associated > pcmcia-cs RPMS? The kernel, pcmcia, and iBCS modules are joined at the hip > so if you compile or replace a new kernel, you also need to recompile these > modules as well. > > I'm just refreshing my mirror of the Caldera site for OpenLinux 3.1, and > see some new linux-kernel-binary RPMS, but didn't see any new pcmcia RPMS. > If you have incorporated this new RPM, then you may have to grab and > rebuild the pcmcia SRPMS to match. > > Bill
Thanks. I guess I reload and start over again. The last time I reinstalled it I used the graphical install and had it reformat the partition first, but I have my doubts that it actually did it. I say that because the 'modules.conf more recent than modules.dep' showed up when I messed things up with apm and acpi on the previous install. Did you have to install the pcmcia-cs and linux-wlan-ng packages or was your wireless setup by OL3.1 during install? As for recompiling the kernel....I have never set out to do that. I have only downloaded and installed the 2 packages I mentioned above. Also, the 2 packages I downloaded so far were saved into /root and then I run the tar command from there, then I move to the directory it created in /root and run ./config, etc. from there. Does it matter where I do it from? Is that wrong? Vern _______________________________________________ Linux-users mailing list Archives, Digests, etc at http://linux.nf/mailman/listinfo/linux-users
