Re: PCMCIA, Token Ring and newer kernels

Bob, > For a number of other reasons I'd like to go to 2.4.10 ... any experience on > the TR PCMCIA out there ?? > > Than you. Bob Alexander > It all works fine using the token ring pcmcia drivers in the kernel. The latest drivers are in fact better as they do away w

token ring error?

hi i have a server routing an internal eth0 network with to the external token ring tr0 network. everything worked fine last night. however, returning this morning the routing had stopped and the server displayed this message on the screen: tr0: Soft Error // repeated 15 times tr: Counter

Token Ring and 2.4.10

Bob, Token ring pcmcia support works fine on the 2.4.x kernels using the built in pcmcia drivers. Check out http://www.linuxtr.net for more details on token ring and linux. Mike Phillips Linux Token Ring Project http://www.linuxtr.net

PCMCIA, Token Ring and newer kernels

I now have an unstable dist working fine on my PC ... only thing I am keeping back is the pcmcia-cs and source and the 2.2.19 kernel from potato since my Token Ring PCMCIA works with these ... For a number of other reasons I'd like to go to 2.4.10 ... any experience on the TR PCMCIA out

Re: ibm token ring

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Hey there... I'm having some problems getting debian to see this > IBM token ring card. Is there a driver somewhere I can download or > will deb not fly with TR? Have you recompiled your kernel with a token ring driver or module? I don't think

ibm token ring

Hey there... I'm having some problems getting debian to see this IBM token ring card. Is there a driver somewhere I can download or will deb not fly with TR? THnaks

Token ring error messages

I have compiled the 2.2.10 kernel for Token Rings with use of the Tropic module. I have an IBM ISA Token Ring card. However, the boot-up process freezes partway through the Token Ring phase. During boot-up, I can see messages like the Token Ring's hardware address, and something about &q

Re: Can Debian, Novell, Token Ring and DHCP all get along?

David Kanter ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > I'd like to use Debian (Slink) on my work computer because of the free tools > I'll need to do some Web page designing. Currently we use Windows NT and are > hooked up through a token-ring network using DHCP and Novell's >

Can Debian, Novell, Token Ring and DHCP all get along?

From: "David Kanter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> I'd like to use Debian (Slink) on my work computer because of the free tools I'll need to do some Web page designing. Currently we use Windows NT and are hooked up through a token-ring network using DHCP and Novell'

Can Debian, Novell, Token Ring and DHCP all get along?

I'd like to use Debian (Slink) on my work computer because of the free tools I'll need to do some Web page designing. Currently we use Windows NT and are hooked up through a token-ring network using DHCP and Novell's Netware/GroupWise. The basic question is: Will I be able to ho

Token Ring Driver Question

Greetings All, I have been trying to get some of my old Token Ring cards to work with Linux, but I can't get the Kernal to recognize the card. I've searched everywhere I could think of, looking for a linux driver, to no avail. Any suggestions or advice are welcome. Card Info: Tho

tc4145 - Thomas Conrad - Token Ring

Hello All, I, of course, need your help. I have several tc4145 Thomas Conrad ISA Token Ring 4/16mb NICs that I cannot seem to get Debian to recognize. I've searched all of the HOWTOs that I could find, and I am still searching the www to try and find ANYthing that I can an this topic.

Re: DHCP client for 2.2.x/token-ring???

I gave it a try this morning... unfortunately, it exits with a message to the effect of "interface is not ethernet". There's a patch floating around for version 0.70 which (mostly) makes it work with token-ring, but it won't apply against later versions (and a quick brows

Re: DHCP client for 2.2.x/token-ring???

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- On Thu, 25 Feb 1999, Gregory T. Norris wrote: > Does a DHCP client exist which can handle token-ring on 2.2.x kernels? > Neither dhcpcd not dhclient (ISC's client) can deal with it. Try using dhcpcd v1.3, earlier versions (not remember which versi

DHCP client for 2.2.x/token-ring???

Does a DHCP client exist which can handle token-ring on 2.2.x kernels? Neither dhcpcd not dhclient (ISC's client) can deal with it. Thanx!

Re: Token ring card diffuculties

Hi, > the card, but when I use ifconfig to assign an IP address (or make the card > active using ifconfig tr0 up), the process that is running ifconfig hangs. I had the same problem. If I remember right, the Token Ring adapter can't be configured if it is not connected to a netwo

Token ring card diffuculties

Please forgive me if this is posted twice, but my ISP's e-mail server was down yesterday, so I'm not sure if it made it. I recently installed a token ring card in my debian system (in addition to my ethernet card). To do this, I added the line: ibmtr to my /etc/modules file. After

HELP! (Trouble installing token ring card)

I recently installed a token ring card in my debian system (in addition to my ethernet card). To do this, I added the line: ibmtr to my /etc/modules file. Afterwards, the system has displayed the following during bootup: tr0: ISA 16/4 Adapter/II found using irq 7, PIOaddr a24, 16K shared RAM

Re: IBM Token Ring Card [does not work]

Try using the diagnostic tools and setting the card to Auto 16/4. I have a Turbo 16/4 at work and it works fine. The routing table looks strange - how does the kernel pick which card to send data out on? On Wed, Feb 25, 1998 at 08:16:45PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [snip] > [kermit:/root] rou

IBM Token Ring Card [does not work]

Hello all ! I' trying to configure a IBM Token Ring card with Debian GNU/Linux. I have built the kernel with Token Ring support, and have the IBM Tropix driver built as a module. Now look whats happening, when I try to use the card. - root se

Re: Madge Token Ring Cards

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- On Sun, 5 Oct 1997, Bob Jonkman wrote: > Hi all: Are "Madge Smart 16/4 Ringnode" or "Madge Smart 16/4 ISA > Client Plus Ringnode" Token Ring cards usable? I saw nothing > about them in the HOWTO Hardware compatibility list, so I

Madge Token Ring Cards

Hi all: Are "Madge Smart 16/4 Ringnode" or "Madge Smart 16/4 ISA Client Plus Ringnode" Token Ring cards usable? I saw nothing about them in the HOWTO Hardware compatibility list, so I assume the worst... The first card has jumpers for interrupt, DMA channel, ROM location

Re: Token Ring

Terry Dawson wrote: > > Greg, > Have you checked the NET-3-HOWTO, was it any use? > If not, please let me know why, I'm always keen to improve it. > > regards > Terry > That's a good document. I like it as much as NAG and its shorter. :) Thanx -- Greg. -- Greg Vence | Debian GNU L

Re: Token Ring

I got it to work with IBM's internal tokenring network. Whats the problem ? What have you tried so far ? Matthew On Mon, 15 Sep 1997, Greg Vence wrote: > Hello, > > I've read the mini-FAQ on token ring and they don't talk about Debian. > What are the steps to

Re: Token Ring

Greg Vence wrote: > I've read the mini-FAQ on token ring and they don't talk about Debian. > What are the steps to successful tr0 ? Greg, Have you checked the NET-3-HOWTO, was it any use? If not, please let me know why, I'm always keen to improve it. regards Terry -- TO

Token Ring

Hello, I've read the mini-FAQ on token ring and they don't talk about Debian. What are the steps to successful tr0 ? Thanx -- Greg. -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] .

IP masq, Token Ring and dhcp

I have a client that I am setting up with IP masquerading. I've done this countless times with ethernet networks. In fact with this machine, I have it running in the office, working well. I take it to the customer's site, set the networking to Token Ring (the networking works, Telnet

Token Ring Problems

Hello! Maybe someone can help me out... I'm getting dropped packets. Is this normal ? If not, can someone suggest where to look... Here is some information which might help. Matthew Sun Mar 16 22:11:31 EST 1997 loLink e

Token-ring errors

I am using an IBM auto token-ring card, with Linux 2.0.6. Whenever I transfer large amounts of data, I get the following error: eth0: xmit ret_code: 23 xmit error code: 00 Can someone tell me what this means? Do I have to worry about this? -- Filip ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) Send a message with "