OK, the Linksys card and NFS seem to be happy now. The problem was three-fold. First was that /etc/pcmcia/network was missing the line
. $0.opts So the info info in network.opts weren't getting read. Second, cardmgr doesn't generate a /var/run/stab file like it's supposed to. This was keeping cardmgr from unloading the proper modules and removing eth0. Thirdly, the card only seems to work at IRQ 10, which, even if I had known from the beginning (I got that by reading the dmesg of the machine after it booted OpenBSD), wouldn't have mattered because the other other two problems were keeping the configs from being read in the first place. Have I said all I had to do to get this card to work properly on OpenBSD was put it in? No modules to load, no scripts to debug, just stick it in. I also tracked down the modules.conf options to get the soundchip working, but it seems a little quiet. Is there any simple way to get the mixer settings? On OpenBSD, I'd just do % mixerctl -a Is there anything like that in Linux? I tried % man -k sound sound: nothing appropriate % man -k audio sound: nothing appropriate % man -k mixer sound: nothing appropriate % man -k mix sound: nothing appropriate % man -k dsp sound: nothing appropriate % man -k d d: nothing appropriate ??? huh ??? % sudo makewhatis -w % man -k sound Text::Soundex (3pm) - Implementation of the Soundex Algorithm as Described by Knuth Text::Soundex (3pm) - Implementation of the Soundex Algorithm as Described by Knuth % man -k audio mpg123 (1) - play audio MPEG 1.0/2.0 file (layers 1, 2 and 3) mpg123 (1) - play audio MPEG 1.0/2.0 file (layers 1, 2 and 3) % man -k dsp dl_expandspec() [DynaLoader] (3pm) - routines used by DynaLoader modules dsp56k (4) - DSP56001 interface device dl_expandspec() [DynaLoader] (3pm) - routines used by DynaLoader modules dsp56k (4) - DSP56001 interface device % man -k mixer mixer: nothing appropriate % man -k mix mix: nothing appropriate OK, so now why am I seeing double? -- <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
