Re: [gentoo-user] ndiswrapper module problem

2006-04-22 Thread Gary Walker
On 20/04/06, Fernando Meira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,

after updating ndiswrapper to version 1.13 i became unable to use it.
I get this in dmesg:
ndiswrapper: Unknown symbol wrap_suspend_urbs
ndiswrapper: Unknown symbol wrap_resume_urbsAre you using a USB based wifi adapter? I got this error with 1.13 and found that adding usb to make.conf and rebuilding ndiswrapper fixed it. I'm pretty sure there is more information on the gentoo forums if you need it. 

Anyone knows what could be the problem?

Thanks,
Fernando





Re: [gentoo-user] ndiswrapper module problem

2006-04-22 Thread Fernando Meira
On 4/22/06, Gary Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 20/04/06, Fernando Meira 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,

after updating ndiswrapper to version 1.13 i became unable to use it.
I get this in dmesg:
ndiswrapper: Unknown symbol wrap_suspend_urbs
ndiswrapper: Unknown symbol wrap_resume_urbsAre
you using a USB based wifi adapter? I got this error with 1.13 and
found that adding usb to make.conf and rebuilding ndiswrapper fixed it.
I'm pretty sure there is more information on the gentoo forums if you
need it. 

Anyone knows what could be the problem?

Thanks,
Fernando




Hi,
no I'm not using USB. I'm using a PCMCIA card.
The card is working without problems, unless this:
# ndiswrapper -l
Installed drivers:
lsbcmnds  driver installed, hardware present 
modules.ndiswrapper invalid driver!
Why invalid driver??
I only noticed this after upgrading ndiswrapper to 1.13 (then it was not working).
After downgrading back to 1.9, this issue persists.. but the card works as before!

Fernando.



Re: [gentoo-user] ndiswrapper module problem

2006-04-22 Thread Maurice E Johnson




Try

# env-update
#source /etc/profile

DOH!!!

reboot with hardware still connected :)

On Sun, 2006-04-23 at 00:50 +0200, Fernando Meira wrote:

On 4/22/06, Gary Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:














On 20/04/06, Fernando Meira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:





Hi,

after updating ndiswrapper to version 1.13 i became unable to use it.
I get this in dmesg:
ndiswrapper: Unknown symbol wrap_suspend_urbs
ndiswrapper: Unknown symbol wrap_resume_urbs






Are you using a USB based wifi adapter? I got this error with 1.13 and found that adding usb to make.conf and rebuilding ndiswrapper fixed it. I'm pretty sure there is more information on the gentoo forums if you need it. 











Anyone knows what could be the problem?

Thanks,







Fernando

















Hi,
no I'm not using USB. I'm using a PCMCIA card.
The card is working without problems, unless this:

# ndiswrapper -l
Installed drivers:
lsbcmnds  driver installed, hardware present 
modules.ndiswrapper invalid driver!

Why invalid driver??
I only noticed this after upgrading ndiswrapper to 1.13 (then it was not working).
After downgrading back to 1.9, this issue persists.. but the card works as before!

Fernando.





[gentoo-user] ndiswrapper module problem

2006-04-20 Thread Fernando Meira
Hi,

after updating ndiswrapper to version 1.13 i became unable to use it.
I get this in dmesg:
ndiswrapper: Unknown symbol wrap_suspend_urbs
ndiswrapper: Unknown symbol wrap_resume_urbs

Assuming that the problem could be departing from the upgrade, I downgrade it to 1.11, but could not solve the problem.* Attempting to automatically reinstall any Windows drivers

* you might already have.
* Driver: lsbcmnds
Installing lsbcmnds
couldn't copy /tmp/lsbcmnds/lsbcmnds.inf at /usr/sbin/ndiswrapper line 139.
* Driver: modules.ndiswrapper
Installing modules.ndiswrapper
couldn't copy /tmp/modules.ndiswrapper/modules.ndiswrapper.inf at /usr/sbin/ndiswrapper line 139.
 net-wireless/ndiswrapper-1.11 merged.

Trying to re-install the driver also does not work properly:
# ndiswrapper -i lsbcmnds
Installing lsbcmnds
couldn't copy lsbcmnds at /usr/sbin/ndiswrapper line 139.

although it shows up when listing the drivers installed:
# ndiswrapper -l
Installed drivers:
lsbcmnds invalid driver!
modules.ndiswrapper invalid driver!

Anyone knows what could be the problem?

Thanks,
Fernando