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I've posted following message on the gentoo-install forum, but I'd like to |
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know from you guys why gentoo is using the non-kernel PCMCIA stuff from |
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pcmcia-cs in the install initrd. |
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> I've tried to install gentoo on my laptop with a PCMCIA network card that's |
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> only supported by the kernel drivers and not by the pcmcia-cs drivers. |
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> Several new PCMCIA cards work by using the PCI hotplug interface so I guess |
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> other people will run in the same problems as I did. |
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> To get gentoo installed anyway I created a new iso file with kernel |
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> (2.4.19)> PCMCIA support, all possible modules (network and others) and pcmcia-cs |
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> compiled against it. |
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> BTW: I've added a minimal vim version also, can't live without vi :-) |
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> If somebody is interested I'll put the iso file up for download. |
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Groeten, |
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Gert |
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