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On Wed, 2002-11-13 at 17:23, Saverio Vigni wrote: |
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> Hi i've just installed Gentoo on my laptop to replace a RedHat 7.3. |
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> everything went smooth but the PCMCIA initialization, well at boot time |
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> my pcmcia ethernet is not initialized and i have to unplug it and plug |
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> it again so that an hotplug event is generated and everything is |
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> initialized (net.eth0 is called and the interface created). |
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> This was an annoying thing so i added the line: "cardctl insert" in the |
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> pcmcia script so that every time i boot the card is correctly |
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> initialized and the eth0 interface is created (and i can start samba :)) |
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Are you using just pcmcia-cs, or are you using hotplug stuff as well? I |
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don't have a problem with cardmgr not detecting my card on startup with |
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just pcmcia-cs. Try checking your logs and see if something else (a |
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race condition?) is causing cargmgr to fail bringing your card up at |
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boot time. If not, start a bug on bugs.gentoo.org, and I'll look into |
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it. |
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Chad Huneycutt |
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chadh@g.o |
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