On 10 Apr, Stefan Miltchev wrote:
> Hi fellow redhat users,
> I've been using a redhat system for quite a while on my desktop, but I
> recently proceeded to install it on my dad's laptop. He's not too
> impressed by the fact that when booting up with his LAN card if the modem
> card is in the second slot, the system gets confused and reports no
> network. So the only way to boot up when connected to a lan is to take out
> the modem card and he doesn't want to do that. As far as PCMCIA is
> concerned I am a newbie so I would appreciate any help. FYI we are using a
> freshly installed off the network 5.0 system.
You need to take a look at the PCMCIA-HOWTO and edit the
/etc/pcmcia/config.opts file. This allows you to allocate IRQ's and I/O
space to specific drivers.
For example, for my Xircom CEM33 ethernet/modem card I have
module "xirc2ps_cs" opts "irq_list=3"
in there, to make it use IRQ 3...
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