Using rc3, I've managed to get pcmcia and wireless to
work. However bridge is another matter. I suspect
part of my problem is my near lack of experience with
debian.
I've looked into it a little bit, and /etc/init.d/networking
issues:
br_add_bridge: Packge not installed
after ifup -a. I
ge module in /etc/modules?
> Did you load the bridge package in syslinux.cfg?
>
> Manfred
>
> Mark A Nordstrand schrieb:
> >
> > Using rc3, I've managed to get pcmcia and wireless to
> > work. However bridge is another matter. I suspect
> > part of my pr
Manfred,
Have the eth entries commented out and the bridge
entry uncommented in /etc/network/interfaces. My
poking around in if-pre-up.d/bridge has
/proc/net/dev empty (or with out any eth entries).
As a guess, this is because pcmcia either hasn't
run or isn't finished. My gut tells me this is
Manfred,
Added a maxwait of 600 and a -x to the sh to see
what's going on. The for loop on `brctl showstp...`
isn't being entered, so $BREADY is still true and
this kicks it out of the while loop.
Manfred Schuler wrote:
>
> Mark,
> you can add bridge_maxwait xxx to the interfaaces file
> at th
Grabbed the new lrp posted recently hoping it was
in response to problems I have been seeing with
bridge, pcmcia, and wireless.
if-up.d/bridge still falls through the for loop
at the bottom. It does work fine if I log in
afterwards and stop and restart the network.
--
Mark
Linux, it is now sa
Jacques Nilo wrote:
>
> Le Jeudi 11 Juillet 2002 01:29, Mark A Nordstrand a écrit :
> > Grabbed the new lrp posted recently hoping it was
> > in response to problems I have been seeing with
> > bridge, pcmcia, and wireless.
> >
> > if-up.d/bridge still f
Jim TerWee wrote:
> 1. You should modify your modutils as follows
> ae /etc/init.d/modutils
>
> RCDLINKS="S,S20"
> PATH="/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin"
> #Let PCMCIA catch up to the ethernet you might have to play with value
> #depending on equipment
> sleep
Jim TerWee wrote:
>
> One other thing are you loading shorewall? If I remember right I had a
> problem with the configuration in shorewall and bridging. I don't use
Not using shorewall. One thing at a time, and I
don't think it would be appropriate for my setup.
> shorewall on my bridge setup'
mand that is for a conventional computer. You
> probally don't need it for a laptop as the ethernet is also pcmcia
>
> Jim
> aka snowcrash
>
> >From: Mark A Nordstrand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >To: Jim TerWee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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With some info from Jim TerWee I've managed to get some
of this working. Currently, I can get to the bridging
laptap from anywhere on the my network, and from the
laptop with the wireless card. However, I can't seem to
get from the network to the laptop.
I've poked around on the bridge laptop
In the interest of trying to get this working, I'm
looking at bring this up manually. As I do this I
realize I really don't have a good feel for the ip
command. Can anyone point me to good reference?
--
Mark
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Cass,
>
> On the Bering installation guide page:
> http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/jnilo/bipackages.html
> In the pcmcia section, the following link is broken:
> http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/jnilo/bering/latest/packages/pcmcia_full.lrp
Yeah, I think I noticed this too. At one point or
an
Oops, meant to cc this to the list..
Thanks to all for the links. I can now bring this all
up manually, except there is quite a delay with my
Aviator2.4 card. The biggest problem has been
getting used to the iproute2 stuff. Thanks again for
all the pointers. FWIW, this:
http://de
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