RE: [newbie] How to work PCMCIA

2002-01-29 Thread FLYNN, Steve

I've never managed to get my Psion GoldCard PCMCIA card working. This is a
56K fax modem and 10/100 Ethernet card.

It gets detected at boot and correctly identified, but I then get (type by
hand - any typo's are mine)

cs: cb_config(bus 5)
cs: could not allocate 512 IO ports for cardbus Socket 1
kernel: Trying to free non-existant resource (-01ff)
epic_cb:RequestIO: Out of Resource

Anyone got any clues as to what I can fiddle with to work what the problem
is (card using incorrect resources and whatnot?) and how to fix it (i.e.
where do you specify which resources the card should use). I've been through
the PCMCIA HOW-TO, and it should, according to the HOW-TO, be working now,
but it's not! :(



-Original Message-
From:   Derek Jennings [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:   Sunday, January 27, 2002 12:37 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:RE: [newbie] How to work PCMCIA

Well first check you have rpm kernel-pcmcia-cs loaded.

Next check your pcmcia cards are able to be recognised. In a root
terminal 
type
probe
You should  then be told which model of pcmcia bus adapter you have
fitted, 
and how many sockets.

Next open Mandrake Control CenteHardwareNetwork cards
Is your pcmcia card shown? If it is and a kernel module is shown
then your 
card almost certainly is already working, you just need to assign IP
addresses 
etc.

If it is not listed then look for /etc/sysconfig/pcmcia
The first line of this file should read
PCMCIA=yes
the second line will probably say
PCIC=i82365

Next take a look at /etc/modules.conf

It should contain the line
pre-install pcmcia_core CARDMGR_OPTS=-f  /etc/rc.d/init.d/pcmcia
start

If that is all OK then your computer should automatically recognise
the pcmcia 
card on boot and insert the correct module.

Note : Netconf will NOT show the module. That does not mean it is
not working. 
You can still use Netconf to set IP address etc.  HardDrake WILL
show the 
module

HTH

derek



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Re: [newbie] How to work PCMCIA

2002-01-29 Thread Harm Bathoorn

On Tuesday 29 January 2002 14:21, you wrote:
 I've never managed to get my Psion GoldCard PCMCIA card working. This is a
 56K fax modem and 10/100 Ethernet card.

 It gets detected at boot and correctly identified, but I then get (type by
 hand - any typo's are mine)

 cs:   cb_config(bus 5)
 cs:   could not allocate 512 IO ports for cardbus Socket 1
 kernel:   Trying to free non-existant resource (-01ff)
 epic_cb:  RequestIO: Out of Resource

 Anyone got any clues as to what I can fiddle with to work what the problem
 is (card using incorrect resources and whatnot?) and how to fix it (i.e.
 where do you specify which resources the card should use). I've been
 through the PCMCIA HOW-TO, and it should, according to the HOW-TO, be
 working now, but it's not! :(


A while back I had a problem with my serial connection to my gsm not working 
whereas the pcmcia card worked fine.
It all came down to IRQ and i/o conflicts. Have you checked those options? 
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RE: [newbie] How to work PCMCIA

2002-01-29 Thread FLYNN, Steve

I can do - where do I start looking? For example, if I wanted to force the
card to use IRQ5, where do I set that kind of thing up? (I suck at the PC
config bit!)

 -Original Message-
 From: Harm Bathoorn [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 1:48 PM
 To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject:  Re: [newbie] How to work PCMCIA
 
 On Tuesday 29 January 2002 14:21, you wrote:
  I've never managed to get my Psion GoldCard PCMCIA card working. This is
 a
  56K fax modem and 10/100 Ethernet card.
 
  It gets detected at boot and correctly identified, but I then get (type
 by
  hand - any typo's are mine)
 
  cs: cb_config(bus 5)
  cs: could not allocate 512 IO ports for cardbus Socket 1
  kernel: Trying to free non-existant resource (-01ff)
  epic_cb:RequestIO: Out of Resource
 
  Anyone got any clues as to what I can fiddle with to work what the
 problem
  is (card using incorrect resources and whatnot?) and how to fix it (i.e.
  where do you specify which resources the card should use). I've been
  through the PCMCIA HOW-TO, and it should, according to the HOW-TO, be
  working now, but it's not! :(
 
 
 A while back I had a problem with my serial connection to my gsm not
 working 
 whereas the pcmcia card worked fine.
 It all came down to IRQ and i/o conflicts. Have you checked those options?
 
 -- 
 
 
 
 Harm Bathoorn.
 
 
 
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Re: [newbie] How to work PCMCIA

2002-01-29 Thread Derek Jennings

I cannot help with that particular card, but have you tried the PCMCIA 
mailing list at the sourceforge page?  There is a folder for most pcmcia 
cards around, and the guy who runs the list is very helpful so long as you 
demonstrate you have tried to get it running.

derek



On Tuesday 29 January 2002 13:21, FLYNN, Steve wrote:
 I've never managed to get my Psion GoldCard PCMCIA card working. This is a
 56K fax modem and 10/100 Ethernet card.

 It gets detected at boot and correctly identified, but I then get (type by
 hand - any typo's are mine)

 cs:   cb_config(bus 5)
 cs:   could not allocate 512 IO ports for cardbus Socket 1
 kernel:   Trying to free non-existant resource (-01ff)
 epic_cb:  RequestIO: Out of Resource

 Anyone got any clues as to what I can fiddle with to work what the problem
 is (card using incorrect resources and whatnot?) and how to fix it (i.e.
 where do you specify which resources the card should use). I've been
 through the PCMCIA HOW-TO, and it should, according to the HOW-TO, be
 working now, but it's not! :(



   -Original Message-
   From:   Derek Jennings [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
   Sent:   Sunday, January 27, 2002 12:37 PM
   To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   Subject:RE: [newbie] How to work PCMCIA

   Well first check you have rpm kernel-pcmcia-cs loaded.

   Next check your pcmcia cards are able to be recognised. In a root
 terminal
   type
   probe
   You should  then be told which model of pcmcia bus adapter you have
 fitted,
   and how many sockets.

   Next open Mandrake Control CenteHardwareNetwork cards
   Is your pcmcia card shown? If it is and a kernel module is shown
 then your
   card almost certainly is already working, you just need to assign IP
 addresses
   etc.

   If it is not listed then look for /etc/sysconfig/pcmcia
   The first line of this file should read
   PCMCIA=yes
   the second line will probably say
   PCIC=i82365

   Next take a look at /etc/modules.conf

   It should contain the line
   pre-install pcmcia_core CARDMGR_OPTS=-f  /etc/rc.d/init.d/pcmcia
 start

   If that is all OK then your computer should automatically recognise
 the pcmcia
   card on boot and insert the correct module.

   Note : Netconf will NOT show the module. That does not mean it is
 not working.
   You can still use Netconf to set IP address etc.  HardDrake WILL
 show the
   module

   HTH

   derek

   = Original Message From YUKKI [EMAIL PROTECTED] =
   Hi all
   
   i wanna use PCMCIA for 3com 5C589C with mandrake 8.1 at Vaio C1XE
   
   but it's not working now
   what i have to check it??
   
   
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Re: [newbie] How to work PCMCIA

2002-01-29 Thread Harm Bathoorn

On Tuesday 29 January 2002 16:06, you wrote:
 I can do - where do I start looking? For example, if I wanted to force the
 card to use IRQ5, where do I set that kind of thing up? (I suck at the PC
 config bit!)


well you can take a look at /var/log/syslog if there are any conflicts or 
shares.
/etc/pcmcia/config.opts tells you which irq's are reserved for pcmcia 
-probably 3, the file is fairly self explanatory. Then check whether for 
instance the Infra Red port is sharing the same irq for instance (there could 
be more devices).

I don't what you've got (I dropped in fairly late here) but if you can change 
settings through the BIOS, then that's easy enough. In my case I had a 
Thinkpad with a moronic windoze like BIOSinterface that doesn't give any real 
options- one needs a special configuration program that runs under DOS to 
change irq settings.


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RE: [newbie] How to work PCMCIA

2002-01-29 Thread FLYNN, Steve

No confilicts in Syslog other than the one's I posted when I insert or
remove the card. The IR port on my Inspiron 3600 doesn't work, neither in
windows nor in Linux, so I've assumed it's FUBAR'd.

As it's a fairly old machine, the BIOS isn't the most configurable I've ever
seen. I think I'll have a sniff around the /etc/pcmcia config files and
fiddle with stuff until it works.

Is there aynthing in Linux which can dump information about DMA, IRQ's in
use and memory address ranges being used - the kind of info I have to boot
into Windows to get from My Computer properties panel? All of my Unix
experience comes from AIX 6000's and Dynix based Sequent boxes so I'm not to
clued up on IRQ's and PC based stuff.

 -Original Message-
 From: Harm Bathoorn [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 5:33 PM
 To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject:  Re: [newbie] How to work PCMCIA
 
 On Tuesday 29 January 2002 16:06, you wrote:
  I can do - where do I start looking? For example, if I wanted to force
 the
  card to use IRQ5, where do I set that kind of thing up? (I suck at the
 PC
  config bit!)
 
 
 well you can take a look at /var/log/syslog if there are any conflicts or 
 shares.
 /etc/pcmcia/config.opts tells you which irq's are reserved for pcmcia 
 -probably 3, the file is fairly self explanatory. Then check whether for 
 instance the Infra Red port is sharing the same irq for instance (there
 could 
 be more devices).
 
 I don't what you've got (I dropped in fairly late here) but if you can
 change 
 settings through the BIOS, then that's easy enough. In my case I had a 
 Thinkpad with a moronic windoze like BIOSinterface that doesn't give any
 real 
 options- one needs a special configuration program that runs under DOS to 
 change irq settings.
 
 
 -- 
 
 Good Luck,
 
 Harm Bathoorn.
 
 
 
 Sudden Death!!
 Microsoft Office demands it's serial-code AGAIN!!
 
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RE: [newbie] How to work PCMCIA

2002-01-28 Thread Derek Jennings

Well first check you have rpm kernel-pcmcia-cs loaded.

Next check your pcmcia cards are able to be recognised. In a root terminal 
type
probe
You should  then be told which model of pcmcia bus adapter you have fitted, 
and how many sockets.

Next open Mandrake Control CenteHardwareNetwork cards
Is your pcmcia card shown? If it is and a kernel module is shown then your 
card almost certainly is already working, you just need to assign IP addresses 
etc.

If it is not listed then look for /etc/sysconfig/pcmcia
The first line of this file should read
PCMCIA=yes
the second line will probably say
PCIC=i82365

Next take a look at /etc/modules.conf

It should contain the line
pre-install pcmcia_core CARDMGR_OPTS=-f  /etc/rc.d/init.d/pcmcia start

If that is all OK then your computer should automatically recognise the pcmcia 
card on boot and insert the correct module.

Note : Netconf will NOT show the module. That does not mean it is not working. 
You can still use Netconf to set IP address etc.  HardDrake WILL show the 
module

HTH

derek



= Original Message From YUKKI [EMAIL PROTECTED] =
Hi all

i wanna use PCMCIA for 3com 5C589C with mandrake 8.1 at Vaio C1XE

but it's not working now
what i have to check it??


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Re: [newbie] How to work PCMCIA

2002-01-27 Thread Joan Tur
Es Diumenge 27 Gener 2002 08:10, en YUKKI va escriure:
 Hi all

 i wanna use PCMCIA for 3com 5C589C with mandrake 8.1 at Vaio C1XE
Have you tryed to run DrakConf - Network with the card in ?

If that doesn't work, what show the following commands:
# ifconfig
# cardctl ident

Hope that helps...

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