Re: [Cooker] Cooker PCMCIA install with Mandrake 7.2 PCMCIA image ?
El Jue 08 Mar 2001 13:54, escribiste: Fernando Monera [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I tried the pcmcia install (network/http) from yesterday's cooker (06-March-2001) and everything went ok (well, I had to modify a file on Mandrake/base to tell that there were not two CD's). After the installation of the packages, when it's time to configure the network card, mdk proposes to keep the current net configuration. This is ok too. Now the problem: When I reboot, the network doesn't work. Everything is ok apparently: - Pcmcia card detected - It executes the network start script once you insert the card - It has the routes ok - The output of "ifconfig eth0" seems ok When I try to ping to other machine on the same network, it says "network unreachable". The same happens with 8.0b1. Can you print the contents of "/sbin/ifconfig" please? Also, output of "/sbin/route"? (maybe your default route is not set!) Opps!! I have reinstalled 7.2 to have pcmcia working again. This night I am going to try again and post the results. But I already checked many times the network configuration. I'm almost sure It must be something with the kernel. Anyone has the "tulip" driver for a Xircom pcmcia card working ok with current cooker? -- Saludos -- Fernando Monera Daroqui email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- No se ha usado ningn producto comercial para escribir ste mensaje. linux reg N: 94004 (http://counter.li.org) --
RE: [Cooker] Cooker PCMCIA install with Mandrake 7.2 PCMCIA image ?
El Jue 08 Mar 2001 13:54, escribiste: Fernando Monera [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I tried the pcmcia install (network/http) from yesterday's cooker (06-March-2001) and everything went ok (well, I had to modify a file on Mandrake/base to tell that there were not two CD's). After the installation of the packages, when it's time to configure the network card, mdk proposes to keep the current net configuration. This is ok too. Now the problem: When I reboot, the network doesn't work. Everything is ok apparently: - Pcmcia card detected - It executes the network start script once you insert the card - It has the routes ok - The output of "ifconfig eth0" seems ok When I try to ping to other machine on the same network, it says "network unreachable". The same happens with 8.0b1. Can you print the contents of "/sbin/ifconfig" please? Also, output of "/sbin/route"? (maybe your default route is not set!) Opps!! I have reinstalled 7.2 to have pcmcia working again. This night I am going to try again and post the results. But I already checked many times the network configuration. I'm almost sure It must be something with the kernel. Anyone has the "tulip" driver for a Xircom pcmcia card working ok with current cooker? My qualifications to help aren't the best but I did print the default kernel settings. Hope this is helpful. # # PCMCIA/CardBus support # # CONFIG_PCMCIA is not set
Re: [Cooker] Cooker PCMCIA install with Mandrake 7.2 PCMCIA image ?
Fernando Monera [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I tried the pcmcia install (network/http) from yesterday's cooker (06-March-2001) and everything went ok (well, I had to modify a file on Mandrake/base to tell that there were not two CD's). After the installation of the packages, when it's time to configure the network card, mdk proposes to keep the current net configuration. This is ok too. Now the problem: When I reboot, the network doesn't work. Everything is ok apparently: - Pcmcia card detected - It executes the network start script once you insert the card - It has the routes ok - The output of "ifconfig eth0" seems ok When I try to ping to other machine on the same network, it says "network unreachable". The same happens with 8.0b1. Can you print the contents of "/sbin/ifconfig" please? Also, output of "/sbin/route"? (maybe your default route is not set!) -- Guillaume Cottenceau - http://us.mandrakesoft.com/~gc/
Re: [Cooker] Cooker PCMCIA install with Mandrake 7.2 PCMCIA image ?
I tried the pcmcia install (network/http) from yesterday's cooker (06-March-2001) and everything went ok (well, I had to modify a file on Mandrake/base to tell that there were not two CD's). After the installation of the packages, when it's time to configure the network card, mdk proposes to keep the current net configuration. This is ok too. Now the problem: When I reboot, the network doesn't work. Everything is ok apparently: - Pcmcia card detected - It executes the network start script once you insert the card - It has the routes ok - The output of "ifconfig eth0" seems ok When I try to ping to other machine on the same network, it says "network unreachable". The same happens with 8.0b1. Is the pcmcia-network ok now in cooker? On 4 Mar 2001, Guillaume Cottenceau wrote: Pixel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Guillaume Cottenceau [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: [...] Currently we don't have a good kernel. [...] Sorry, currently pcmcia is the sacrificed lamb.. nope, pcmcia is ok now. the only pb now is that it's not a 2.4 and that touching psaux with no mouse freeze the keyboard. Okay, I guess the famous file-not-in-archive reported by Jan Vicherek [EMAIL PROTECTED] when using pcmcia.img is due to a too old disk image, then? Jan, could you retry with latest disk image please? -- Saludos -- Fernando Monera Daroqui email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- No se ha usado ningn producto comercial para escribir ste mensaje. linux reg N: 94004 (http://counter.li.org) --
Re: [Cooker] Cooker PCMCIA install with Mandrake 7.2 PCMCIA image ?
Pixel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Guillaume Cottenceau [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: [...] Currently we don't have a good kernel. [...] Sorry, currently pcmcia is the sacrificed lamb.. nope, pcmcia is ok now. the only pb now is that it's not a 2.4 and that touching psaux with no mouse freeze the keyboard. Okay, I guess the famous file-not-in-archive reported by Jan Vicherek [EMAIL PROTECTED] when using pcmcia.img is due to a too old disk image, then? Jan, could you retry with latest disk image please? -- Guillaume Cottenceau - http://us.mandrakesoft.com/~gc/
Re: [Cooker] Cooker PCMCIA install with Mandrake 7.2 PCMCIA image ?
Jan Vicherek [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hi, Why wouldn't want to do a Cooker PCMCIA install with Mandrake 7.2 PCMCIA image ? (I'm asking since I still get the same errors "file-not-in-archive" when I select PCMCIA install -- there is no other way for me to install -- can't burn a CD for every cooker release to test, and don't have enough HD space [ on VFAT partition ] to copy the whole thing over. ) Currently we don't have a good kernel. We seem to be unable to get all the following things working together: . pcmcia . nic's (especially 8139too stuff) . ramdisk . 2.4 Sorry, currently pcmcia is the sacrificed lamb.. -- Guillaume Cottenceau - http://us.mandrakesoft.com/~gc/
Re: [Cooker] Cooker PCMCIA install with Mandrake 7.2 PCMCIA image ?
Guillaume Cottenceau [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: [...] Currently we don't have a good kernel. [...] Sorry, currently pcmcia is the sacrificed lamb.. nope, pcmcia is ok now. the only pb now is that it's not a 2.4 and that touching psaux with no mouse freeze the keyboard.
