I've been fighting with this for several days and am about to scream. The deal is that sometimes my Proxim Symphony wireless card works and sometimes it doesn't. When I restart pcmcia, I usually find this in /var/log/messages:
Yenta IRQ list 0000, PCI irq11 When that happens, card services hands irq 11 to the Symphony and the driver, rlmod.o (which is not available in Debian, but I have used it for a long time with my old laptop) reports "Error registering the irq with the kernel - is it taken?" However, once in a while, for no particular reason, after a pcmcia restart I get: Yenta IRQ list 0020, pci irq11 After this, when I insert the Symphony cardservices gives it irq 5 and everything works. I have "exclude irq 11" in my pcmcia config.opts, but cardservices seems to silently ignore it. I have tried to force the interupt assignment using /etc/default/pcmcia, but as best I can tell yenta_socket takes no options. At least it refuses to run if I try PCIC_OPTS "irq=5" or "pci_irq=5" or any of several other variants. I'm using the kernel pcmcia stuff, compiled as modules because I couldn't get the pcmcia_cs source modules to work at all. Anybody have any suggestions? -- Michael Epting ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
