««Omega21»» wrote: >Hi there, >I posted a problem I was having on the Forums. I >initially got good responses, but suddenly no one is >responding. Maybe you guys/gals could help me. > >Here is an exerpt from my post: > >The following is a quote from a mailing list archive I >was pointed to: >Quote: >all i did was toss out pcmcia-cs modules and use the >kernel pcmcia drivers (and >patch hostap into the kernel of course - which is what >i didn't do the first >time around). kernel pcmcia has no problems with the >ricoh cradle, so it just >worked. >[/quote] > >(I am having issues getting the kernel to recognize >this PCMCIA slot. [ricoh]) > >In order to tell you how I interperet this quote from >the site you gave me, >I need to explain that I have everything compiled >right into the kernel (non modular), >such as the main PCMCIA support, both 16&32bit, etc. >The only modular item I have >is the yenta socket one. > >So basically, I need to know how to put this hostap >thing into the kernel. >Can you help me out? > >
We will certainly try to help. Could you tell us what device you are trying to get working? Your email only mentions a "ricoh cradle", and I don't know what that is. Assuming it is a 32-bit CardBus/PCCard device, the output of 'lspci' could also be useful. -Richard -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
