Re: New to Slackware 9.1 and Laptops
From: E. Charters (echarters_at_sympatico.ca)
Date: 02/03/05
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Date: Thu, 03 Feb 2005 01:19:36 -0500
rc.inet1 is started by rc.M in slack. That starts after the PCMCIA
devices but before the hotplug PCI and USB devices. It is supposed to
defer, but there are two catches. The PCMCIA card may take a while to
start and there is a sleep mode to take care of that. It is set to 5. It
could be lengthened and rc.inet1 start up lines in rc.M could be moved
to after the hotplug section. Make a back up of rc.M before surgery, so
you can change back. First lengthen the sleep time if you are sure the
card is being seen eventually by dmesg. Rerun rc.M and see what happens.
Then move the 5 or so lines in rc.M that start up rc.inet1 to after the
hotplug section.
just an experiment.
EC<:-}
rh10023@hotmail.com wrote:
> I am really coming to the end of ideas. I have scoured the Internet to
> try to find a solution but I am not sure what I can do now.
>
> Laptop is: Dell Lattitude CP
> PCMCIA Card is: Linksys PCM100H1 - Phoneline 10/100 Network card
>
> I know this card works with this machine because I have been using it
> with Fedora Core 2. I want to move to Slackware because it does not
> seem to be as resource heavy.
>
> Well I am having difficulties getting this card to talk to the network.
> The adapter lights are on, indicating that the link is there. When I
> see the boot messages go by, I do see an unsupported card message, but
> then the next message identifies the card correctly.
>
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