a pcmcia network install is still not an option with the january 7
files, at
least with a 3com etherlink III (3c589d). we get farther than we ever
did before, though.
steps for etherlink III:
1) make pcmcia diskette from the
http://rpmfind.net/linux/MandrakeCooker/oxygen/ subdirectory
2) boot
a pcmcia network install is still not an option with the january 7
files and a linksys np10t pcmcia card, which is ne2000 compatible.
if i'm reading the consoles output right (below), the ne2000 drivers
aren't there yet. or maybe they're in a different directory.
i also tried it with a
Is Eterm installed by default?
it should be, but apparently isn't. this was a major bug in the 6.1
release, too. there is an icon for it in the gnome desktop but no
program in the file system. *doh!*
-- bd
the january 5 pcmcia.img file turns on the link light on my ne2000 --
er, i mean tulip -- er, i mean old tulip -- er, i mean
linksys/network-everywhere np10t -- pcmcia card.
even better, it does something it never did before: before i see the
first installation screen, i hear a high beep and
the etherlink III yet.
how can i troubleshoot this further?
grazie,
bob desinger
can you download on your 6.1 the kernel-2.2.14-13mdk.i586.rpm and
kernel-pcmcia-cs-2.2.14-13mdk.i586.rpm reboot and run a :
-$ cardctl status
before updating the 6.1 kernel on the notebook with the working 3com
etherlink III, i figured that i should update my 2.2.13.7 kernel to
the
-Eterm appears in the menu structure but is not installed. Once
installed, I can't seem to make it do interesting stuff
(transparency,
backgroud pixmap) from the menu.
i saw a similar problem with 6.1: there was an eterm icon on the gnome
desktop at the top right corner -- highly visible
