Thanks Jason that was a good tip. Pitty it didn't solve my problem, it still didn't
find the files it was looking for.
I have also noticed something else while starting pcmcia-cs with cisco cards.
I have the following cards. The LMC352 card was ripped out of a cisco PCI card. When
using the PCM-352 pcmcia-cs starts without a problem although with the LMC-352 the
card doesn't load and times out. One big difference I can see is the difference in
mac addresses. I am going to try configuring my /wireless.opts to possibly include
the LMC mac address to see if this trys to solve the problem.
AIR-PCM350(AIR-PCM352) This is the pcmcia card with the external antenna attached.
00:0A:41:x:x:x
AIR-LMC350(AIR-LMC352) This is the card that was ripped out of a Cisco PCI card.
00:40:96:x:x:x
Does anyone have any recomendations on what I should do or should i edit my
wireless.opts and try what I said? I was thinking about how do you set say a
whilecard mask mac address in wireless.opts.
Just as a note the the Cisco PCM-352 card worked without the Cisco or ACU drivers.
Cheers,
Jason
-----Original Message-----
From: Jason Nielsen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, 12 June 2003 9:40 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [gentoo-user] Re: Cisco 352 PCMCIA Drivers
The pcmcia-cs drivers will be in /lib/modules/*/pcmcia, where * is the
name of your kernel, e.g. 2.4.20-ck6 in my case. I don't have this card
but setting up pcmcia using Gentoo is easy. Just add pcmcia to your
startup scripts.. 'rc-update add pcmcia default' and then emerge
wireless-tools and edit /etc/pcmcia/wireless.opts for the proper
encription/mode etc. Good luck.
Cheers,
Jason
On Wed, 11 Jun 2003, Jason Tedesco wrote:
> Hi Guys,
> Just wondering if anyone could give me any assistance in configuring my Cisco
> arionet 352 PCMCIA card. There are a few approaches you can take to install these
> drivers. The ones I have found are,
> 1. Cisco ACU Drivers
> 2. Airolinux Drivers from SourceForge
> 3. Enable the support in the Kernel.
>
> My problem with the Cisco ACU drivers is that the installation script throws a few
> questions at you. The one I'm stuck on is the location of my unpacked and compiled
> PCMCIA-CS drivers. I have emerged pcmcia-cs although I have no idea where they are
> located.
>
> Also I have enabled Cisco 35x driver support in my Kernel and when ever I start my
> pcmcia services it doesn't recognise my card. I haven't tyred re-emerging pcmcia-cs
> though.
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated. If you have a Cisco card working fine in
> gentoo I would love to hear the approach you took your self.
>
> Thanks
>
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