Re: [gentoo-user] udev + ipw2100 problem

2005-01-15 Thread Ivan Yosifov
Don't know if this helps , just my two cents.

http://gentoo-wiki.com/HARDWARE_ipw2100

More , precisely this lines:

emerge hotplug
rc-update add hotplug default

AFAIK , hotplug manages all the hardware that may be plugged/unplugged at will 
( and network interfaces fall in this category ) under udev. 
Don't know if you need it without udev , never tried. Hope this helps.

On Sat, 2005-01-15 at 15:28 +0800,  wrote:
 Hi, Gentooers,
 i recently installed gentoo on my laptop,
 i works fine except the following:
 several days ago, i compile the kernel without
 devfs and emerge udev, everything was fine
 but just when i tried to surf the internet  but it seems
 to have something wrong with my WLAN card,
 when i wanted it up using
 
 modprobe ipw2100
 
 it goes wrong ,telling me symbol error or
 can't find /dev/eth1 or something like that
 //sorry for i currently using the card , so
 //i cann't repeat the error accurately.
 
 could someone tell me how to deal with that?
 thx in advance.
 
 
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Re: [gentoo-user] udev + ipw2100 problem

2005-01-15 Thread

On 17:20 Sat 15 Jan , Ivan Yosifov wrote:
 Don't know if this helps , just my two cents.

 http://gentoo-wiki.com/HARDWARE_ipw2100

 More , precisely this lines:

 emerge hotplug
 rc-update add hotplug default

 AFAIK , hotplug manages all the hardware that may be plugged/unplugged at will
 ( and network interfaces fall in this category ) under udev.
 Don't know if you need it without udev , never tried. Hope this helps.

thx
but i've followed the manual at
http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/
and installed hotplug and udev
and made changes to /etc/conf.d/rc
then changed it back,
but neither works.
:(
 On Sat, 2005-01-15 at 15:28 +0800,  wrote:
  Hi, Gentooers,
  i recently installed gentoo on my laptop,
  i works fine except the following:
  several days ago, i compile the kernel without
  devfs and emerge udev, everything was fine
  but just when i tried to surf the internet  but it seems
  to have something wrong with my WLAN card,
  when i wanted it up using
 
  modprobe ipw2100
 
  it goes wrong ,telling me symbol error or
  can't find /dev/eth1 or something like that
  //sorry for i currently using the card , so
  //i cann't repeat the error accurately.
 
  could someone tell me how to deal with that?
  thx in advance.
 
 
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Re: [gentoo-user] udev + ipw2100 problem

2005-01-15 Thread Ivan Yosifov
Well , you should post the exact error before anyone can say something
more concrete.

On Sun, 2005-01-16 at 01:23 +0800,  wrote:
 On 17:20 Sat 15 Jan , Ivan Yosifov wrote:
  Don't know if this helps , just my two cents.
 
  http://gentoo-wiki.com/HARDWARE_ipw2100
 
  More , precisely this lines:
 
  emerge hotplug
  rc-update add hotplug default
 
  AFAIK , hotplug manages all the hardware that may be plugged/unplugged at 
  will
  ( and network interfaces fall in this category ) under udev.
  Don't know if you need it without udev , never tried. Hope this helps.
 
 thx
 but i've followed the manual at
 http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/
 and installed hotplug and udev
 and made changes to /etc/conf.d/rc
 then changed it back,
 but neither works.
 :(
  On Sat, 2005-01-15 at 15:28 +0800,  wrote:
   Hi, Gentooers,
   i recently installed gentoo on my laptop,
   i works fine except the following:
   several days ago, i compile the kernel without
   devfs and emerge udev, everything was fine
   but just when i tried to surf the internet  but it seems
   to have something wrong with my WLAN card,
   when i wanted it up using
  
   modprobe ipw2100
  
   it goes wrong ,telling me symbol error or
   can't find /dev/eth1 or something like that
   //sorry for i currently using the card , so
   //i cann't repeat the error accurately.
  
   could someone tell me how to deal with that?
   thx in advance.
  
  
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Re: [gentoo-user] udev + ipw2100 problem

2005-01-15 Thread Rumen Yotov
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Ivan Yosifov wrote:
Hi,
Beside hotplug (or rather below it is coldplug). So 'coldplug' detects
things during initial boot, while hotplug detects them later on when
plugged (true hotplug).
Some time ago month or two hotplug got separated - colplughotplug.
Also do 'rc-update add coldplug default/boot' to activate it on boot.
Check if boot --(above) will work.
HTH
Rumen
| Well , you should post the exact error before anyone can say something
| more concrete.
|
| On Sun, 2005-01-16 at 01:23 +0800,  wrote:
|
|On 17:20 Sat 15 Jan , Ivan Yosifov wrote:
|
|Don't know if this helps , just my two cents.
|
|http://gentoo-wiki.com/HARDWARE_ipw2100
|
|More , precisely this lines:
|
|emerge hotplug
|rc-update add hotplug default
|
|AFAIK , hotplug manages all the hardware that may be
plugged/unplugged at will
|( and network interfaces fall in this category ) under udev.
|Don't know if you need it without udev , never tried. Hope this helps.
|
|
|thx
|but i've followed the manual at
|http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/
|and installed hotplug and udev
|and made changes to /etc/conf.d/rc
|then changed it back,
|but neither works.
|:(
|
|On Sat, 2005-01-15 at 15:28 +0800,  wrote:
|
|Hi, Gentooers,
|i recently installed gentoo on my laptop,
|i works fine except the following:
|several days ago, i compile the kernel without
|devfs and emerge udev, everything was fine
|but just when i tried to surf the internet  but it seems
|to have something wrong with my WLAN card,
|when i wanted it up using
|
|modprobe ipw2100
|
|it goes wrong ,telling me symbol error or
|can't find /dev/eth1 or something like that
|//sorry for i currently using the card , so
|//i cann't repeat the error accurately.
|
|could someone tell me how to deal with that?
|thx in advance.
|
|
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