trouble compiling module
Hello, My ultimate goal is to get my Netgear FA311 card running on 2.2r2. I have found some information on downloading and compiling a couple of modules (pci-scan and natsemi) which other posts indicate should work. I've been able to get these to compile, but when I try insmod on pci-scan, I get pci-scan.o: unresolved symbol printk_Rdd132261 The line I used to compile this file was gcc -I/usr/src/kernel-headers-2.2.18pre21/include -DMODULE -D__KERNEL__ -O6 -c pci-scan.c I installed these headers when the compile without the include would not work. From other posts I have read, the problem I am running into seems to be a mismatch between the header version and my kernel version. However, I have run into a dead end as far as what to try next. Is this the correct way to reference the headers? How do I determine the correct ones to install? How do I determine the version of the kernel I am running? Thanks for any help. Chris
RE: ISP username for diald
If you are using PAP add 'user username' to the 'pppd-options' line. Pppd will look up the password in pap-secrets. That worked great. Thank you. Chris
ISP username for diald
When trying to connect through diald, I am seeing PAP authentication failed in my ppp.log. I think it's because diald does not know what user to pass to pppd. Where is the ISP username supposed to be specified when using diald? When running pon, this comes out of /etc/ppp/peers/provider, but this file is not used when connecting through diald. Thanks, Chris
RE: ISP username for diald
-Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, December 05, 1998 4:56 PM To: Chris Stalker-Herron Cc: Debian User List Subject: Re: ISP username for diald Chris Stalker-Herron writes: When trying to connect through diald, I am seeing PAP authentication failed in my ppp.log. I think it's because diald does not know what user to pass to pppd. No. It is because pppd is not being called with the 'noauth' option, and so is demanding that the ISP authenticate to it. Add this to /etc/diald/diald.options: pppd-options noauth Actually, I already have that line. Here is the ppp.log showing it being used. Dec 5 13:19:37 piglet diald[295]: Running pppd: /usr/sbin/pppd -detach modem crtscts mtu 1500 mru 1500 netmask 255.255.255.0 noauth Don't I have to somehow pass a username and password to the ISP? I doubt they would let me connect without one. Chris -- John Hasler [EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Hasler) Dancing Horse Hill Elmwood, WI
RE: Sony CDU33A
If you go to http://www.creativelabs.com/ you can find technical information on all their products. Chris
RE: Install with Sony CDU-33A
So this didn't work. When it tried to read the driver floppy, it returned to the first menu to select between a color and monochrome monitor. I went ahead and created the rescue disk and got further. On to the next question... -Original Message- From: Jim Foltz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, October 12, 1998 11:43 PM To: Chris Stalker-Herron; Debian User List Subject: Re: Install with Sony CDU-33A Hi, You need to make the device drivers floppy, at least. Use rawrite to make the disks-i386/current/drv1440.bin file. This file has the device drivers for the cdrom. After you install and configure the device driver modules frm floppy, you should be able to finish the installation frm cdrom. On Mon, Oct 12, 1998 at 11:27:46PM -0500, Chris Stalker-Herron wrote: Hi, I am trying to install 2.0.2 from CD using a Sony CDU-33A drive w/ proprietary controller. I start by running boot.bat from the \install directory of the CD. When I get to the step to 'Install Operating System Kernel and Modules' and select cdrom and proprietary controller it forces me to floppies. Is there a way I can install straight from the CD, or do I need to create floppies? TIA, Chris -- Unsubscribe? mail -s unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] /dev/null -- Jim Foltz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Install with Sony CDU-33A
Hi, I am trying to install 2.0.2 from CD using a Sony CDU-33A drive w/ proprietary controller. I start by running boot.bat from the \install directory of the CD. When I get to the step to 'Install Operating System Kernel and Modules' and select cdrom and proprietary controller it forces me to floppies. Is there a way I can install straight from the CD, or do I need to create floppies? TIA, Chris
Segmentation fault during install partition
I'm trying to install for the first time on a 486DX33, AMIBIOS 2.3, 8M RAM, 170M HD. As I step through setup, I get to the 'Partition a Hard Disk' step. I select next and am offered the single choice of /dev/hda. I select it, the screen quickly shows a segmentation fault, says its determining the current state and comes back to the main menu at the same step. I tried this first from a directory w/in a WIN95 setup at a DOS-Mode prompt, then booting from the rescue floppy, then booting from the rescue floppy after deleting the WIN95 partition. Always the same result. I downloaded all these files from ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/dists/stable/main/disks-i386/current/. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Otherwise, I'm going to have to go back to WIN95 (ugh). Chris
installation: hard disk partion segmentation fault
I'm trying to install for the first time on a 486DX33, AMIBIOS 2.3, 8M RAM, 170M HD. As I step through setup, I get to the 'Partition a Hard Disk' step. I select next and am offered the single choice of /dev/hda. I select it, the screen quickly shows a segmentation fault, says its determining the current state and comes back to the main menu at the same step. I tried this first from a directory w/in a WIN95 setup at a DOS-Mode prompt, then booting from the rescue floppy, then booting from the rescue floppy after deleting the WIN95 partition. Always the same result. I downloaded all these files from ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/dists/stable/main/disks-i386/current/. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Chris
