hmmm. have you checked with the irq settings? it may be a conflict between pcmcia and some other device, like a sound card for example. i had a similar experience with my toshiba notebook before; i thought it was a kernel config thing, but it turned out i just had to fiddle with the irq's until i found a number that worked... my case wasn't identical to yours, but it might help... good luck! joel =) Sacha Chua wrote: > > I have a Twinhead PowerSlim notebook running dualboot > Linux/Windows. I recently got a Planet ENW-3502-T PCMCIA Ethernet card, > which works perfectly under Windows. I'm having a hard time trying to get > it to run under Linux, though, and I'd _really_ rather not have to shift > to Windows permanently. (Doc Mana, help!!) > > William's been trying to get it to work, but it's difficult. Under > the Slackware distribution I had running before, I at least got a high > beep followed by a low beep as the card wasn't recognized. (Strange..). I > tried Debian, but decided I didn't really like the distribution. I'm back > to a Redhat 6.2 system using the packaged kernel. We're going to try > reconfiguring the kernel. Maybe that will work. =) > > In the meantime, help! I really don't want to have to install > Windows almost-exclusively on my laptop! <g> > > Sacha 8) > > _ > Philippine Linux Users Group. Web site and archives at http://plug.linux.org.ph > To leave: send "unsubscribe" in the body to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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