>>For the VMware 3.2 SCSI disk: >> >>SCSI subsystem initialised >>done loading sd_mod >>Hm, found no hard drives (hda sda) under /sys/block >>Your /sys/block contains: >>fd0 ram1 ram2 ... ram15 >>So close! Oh, well. >>*** Dropping to shell >> >>lspci -n gives: >>00:07.1 Class 0101: 8086:7111 (rev 01) >>00:10.0 Class 0100: 104b:1040 (rev 01)
Linux bug, of a sort. The BusLogic.c driver has not yet been updated with a proper MODULE_DEVICE_TABLE declaration, which depmod needs to build a correct modules.pcimap file for us to use. I have edited misc/extra.pcimap to add the BusLogic adapters, so this should also be fixed in 0.3.
Yup. Now it works in VMware whatever disk type and partition layout i throw at it.
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The Dell Laptop with 3Com PC Card NIC:
Still just stops with "No network hardware found (missing drivers?)"
no lines matches the network device but there are a few CardBus lines: 00:03.0 Class 0607: 104c:ac1c (rev 01) 00:03.1 Class 0607: 104c:ac1c (rev 01)
Ah, thanks. That is a "Yenta compatible PCMCIA CardBus bridge", whose driver I appear to have missed in the configuration. Fixed in 0.3. (This will at least get the kernel to recognize the bridge. The network device is a different question, I am afraid.)
It seems so - lspci still don't see any network device. Let me know if you need more info.
Morten.
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