Hi! > Assuming it's a cardbus card...
It claims to be one. > >| Apr 2 14:42:52 flyer kernel: PCI: Enabling device 02:00.0 (0000 -> > >| 0003) > > Seems not to be cardbus device! Is that all about ? Next, there should be > cardmgr: entries like socket : ID string in the syslog; then cardmgr > executing modprobe. Apart from that is was not executing modprobe/insmod at all. > If it's not a cardbus card, you might consider the "hotplug" package > instead of pcmcia cs. It's said to be better with pcmcia 32 bit cards ( > though pcmcia-sc supports that also) and also handles PCI and USB. > Better to run only either of them. Hotplug seems to be a good keyword. I installed hotplug in addition to pcmcia-cs (sincs pcmcia-cs suggests hotplug, I thought, the two should get along). Now the 8139too-module gets loaded - and additionally 8139cp, which fails to load. I don't have the time today, to sort out, which is loaded from where. Anyway, 8139too seems to be the only working choice. 8139cp fails even if I try to install it by hand in the absence of 8139too. Anyway - so far so good. The only thing that's missing, is that the interface is not brought up, yet. Well, I'll look into it when I have more time. Thanks so far! Thomas
