I've just started to play with WISP on a compact flash card. I've created a
bootable WISP CF card but the process brought unexpected torment. It has
left me with a few questions. ;-)
Environment:
32Mb CF card in Silicon Kit IDE to CF adapter
BIOS using CHS to see the CF card
Torment:
The CF car
Lee Kimber wrote about "[leaf-user] WISP partition questions":
> But I'd like to create a second partition for WISP's read/write files...
>
> Now I looking at shoving an ancient Antec Descartes CF card reader/writer
> in a separate Linux box so I'm
Wait, this *is* an image. In other words, it's already
"extracted" and ready to be dd'ed. :-)
Ho ho! That caught me out nicely! ;-)
> I'll also be trying to work out how to get a RTL8019AS driver on to the CF
> but I reckon I'll be able to work that out on my own.
What is the usual Linux dr
Lee Kimber wrote about "Re: [leaf-user] WISP partition questions":
>
> >Wait, this *is* an image. In other words, it's already
> >"extracted" and ready to be dd'ed. :-)
>
> Ho ho! That caught me out nicely! ;-)
>
>
> > > I
At 12:15 PM 11/3/2002 +0200, Vladimir I. wrote:
> The card is set up and has a non-conflicting IRQ but WISP is not
finding it
> on boot.
Edit "/etc/modules" and uncomment ne there:
#ne io=0x300,0x350
Change the IO port to the one you use. You may also need to
specify IRQ, like "ne io=0x200 irq
Lee Kimber wrote about "Re: [leaf-user] WISP partition questions":
> >Edit "/etc/modules" and uncomment ne there:
> >
> >#ne io=0x300,0x350
> >
> >Change the IO port to the one you use. You may also need to
> >specify IRQ, like "ne io=
