On Wednesday 22 April 2009, Henry Arcila wrote: > Hello, thanks for yor help. > > I run the lsusb -v commando before and after to connect > my PC card of the laptop, the results are the same in > both cases, the output is as follows (see output 1). > > Then, I run the command lspcmcia -v, the output 2 shows the > results before conneting the PC Card and the output 3 shows the results > after of the connection; the PCcard is detected but obviously it's not > working good.
huh, so it might be a pci device then -- can you post lspci -v? > I have an other question, is possible to make a backport a drivers > to a kernel older or this is a crazy idea? is possible or impossible? > If It's possible what would be an starting point? > What would be the problems? It is, to a extent (balance how much effort you want to put into it vs benefit). The networking stack hasn't changed much, but the netlink stuff has and pre-23, it is just not worth it. There are also some dependencies on USB stack changes for the i2400m driver, for example, that would have to be backported too. You would probably loose rfkill support, etc... -- Inaky _______________________________________________ wimax mailing list [email protected] http://www.linuxwimax.org/mailman/listinfo/wimax
