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On Tue, Apr 02, 2002 at 04:48:40PM -0500, Chad Huneycutt wrote: |
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> What happens if you modprobe i82365 ? That autoloads pcmcia_core, so I |
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> would like to think that you get the same behavior, but it is something |
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> to try. Exactly what steps do you use with the rc6 CD? Where is the |
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> pcmcia_core module that you are insmod'ing? |
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Tried modprobe-ing i82365 and got the same reaction, probably because |
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pcmcia_core was pulled in as well (as you noted). With the rc6 CD, I'm just |
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booting, hitting enter a few times to get to the prompt and then "modprobe |
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pcmcia_core", "modprobe i82365", "modprobe ds", "cardmgr -f", "dhcpcd eth0". |
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Works like a charm every time. I did not try insmod directly, now that I think |
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about it, but I would presume that the modules are being pulled by modprobe |
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from /lib/modules or wherever they live on the rc6 CD (and the 1.0 CD). |
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> You can file a bug, but I will need a bit more information, as the |
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> modules on the 1.0 CD work fine for me. |
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Other than the above clarifications, I can't provide much more. As I said, the |
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laptop is completely disabled when I modprobe pcmcia_core. :^( |
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FWIW, I am now well on my way to getting GNOME back up, so I'm past the |
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problem. I thought I'd point out that the 1.0 CD didn't work for me in case |
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someone else comes along and has a similar problem. |
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Regards, |
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matt |
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