> > gPXE isn't seeing your rtl8185 card at all. Is this a laptop with the > card built-in or something? Sometimes there's something special that > has to be done to enable it... check your BIOS for appropriate > settings. > > Also try > nm bin/gpxe.lkrn.tmp | grep obj_rtl818 > to make sure the rtl8185 driver is actually compiled in.
it's a PCMCIA Trendnet TEW-421PC inserted in a Thinkpad 2684-G8U, i don't expect the BIOS has a clue about it, it works great in w2k, knoppix6.3, and ubuntu hardy, tho surprisingly the drivers in intrepid, jaunty, and centos5.4 do not seem to make it work. nm bin/gpxe.lkrn.tmp | grep obj_rtl818 000dbe1c B check_obj_rtl8180 000dbe1c B check_obj_rtl8185 000dbe1c B obj_rtl8180 000dbe1c B obj_rtl8180_grf5101 000dbe1c B obj_rtl8180_max2820 000dbe1c B obj_rtl8180_sa2400 000dbe1c B obj_rtl8185 000dbe1c B obj_rtl8185_rtl8225 000dbe48 B obj_rtl818x
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