Messages in this thread | | | Date | Thu, 16 Mar 2000 21:38:41 -0800 | From | David Ford <> | Subject | Re: PCMCIA broken, many issues |
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Donald Becker wrote:
> On Thu, 16 Mar 2000, David Ford wrote: > > > The pcmcia issues I have (at the moment) are OOPSes from insertion/removal > > and loss of keyboard/mouse. I do have some activation issues from suspend > > but I'll address those once I can get my laptop to stop crashing from card > > insertion/removal. > > Oh, OK, those are more serious issues unrelated to media selection. > Normally I would blame the PCMCIA code and refer you to David Hinds, but > with the in-kernel CardBus implementation it's not that easy to point to the > right person.
on a similar note and perhaps you might know more of the reason, I have two Linksys cards, one cardbus one 16bit. Neither of them will negotiate a link with: 3com (everything), SynOptics (everything), D-Link (100base FE hub), and some TrendNet hubs.
On some equipment I get a link light on the linksys and some I don't. In all cases, I never see a link indication on the other equipment.
Note, this is the pcmcia version of linksys stuff. All PCI cards work fine.
I am willing to do some testing, but do keep in mind that I generally need to reboot between card changes and that really bothers me because I can't do any other work while I'm testing the pcmcia stuff. The 16bit card uses the ne2k driver, the cardbus uses the tulip driver (which doesn't work period in 2.3.99 now that it's the "tulip" and not the "tulip_cb" from pcmcia).
-d
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