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John Matthews wrote: |
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> If the Gentoo devs are following this, I thought they might want to know |
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> that something in PCMCIA support changed between 1.0_rc6 and 1.0 that |
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> makes the install painful, but no impossible. Certainly not for the |
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> people that don't know to work around it somehow. |
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I am not sure what to tell you. What changed was that we moved from a |
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semi-broken pcmcia-cs-3.1.31 to pcmcia-cs-3.1.33. Here are a couple |
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questions: |
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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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> If I should file a bugzilla report, let me know. I suspect there may be |
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> a kernel option around this or a module parameter, but am not |
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> knowledgeable enough to know what. |
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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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Chad (chadh@g.o) |
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