> I have begun to experiment with Bering (b3) to attempt to build a router > that can support a wireless pcmcia interface using the orinoco_cs driver. > The end product should be strictly routing with firewall ( no NAT), and an > IPSEC tunnel securing the wireless interfaces between 2 gateways. Good !
> I think I am making some progress (slowly!)... here are some of my > observations to date: > > 1. It looks like you may have a bug in the PCMCIA package or in your menu > scripts.... the LRCFG menu provides an option to update wireless settings, > but this opens "scsi.opts" instead of "wireless.opts". Since I didn't need > a SCSI/PCMCIA interface i tried working around it by replacing scsi.opts > with a copy of wireless.opts. As stated in the doc the pcmcia package is really experimental. The pb you mention can be easily fixed by editing the file /var/lib/lrpkg/pcmcia.conf > 2. I assume that I must manually install hermes.o, orinoco.o and > orinoco_cs.o, but it is not clear what location they should be installed in. > Please advise? In /lib/modules/pcmcia/2.4.16 > 3. It seems there may be a possible discrepancy in the PCMCIA card services > versions. Looking at daemon.log, cardmgr (v3.1.31) starts, but fails because > "no pcmcia driver in /proc/devices". However, kern.log reports Kernel > Card Services 3.1.22 launching, but failing becuase "ds: no socket drivers > loaded". You need to be sure that pcmcia_core , ds and yenta_socket are loaded. Check your parameter (sorry I do not have my test platform next to me) Jacques _______________________________________________ Leaf-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leaf-user
