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On Fri, 9 May 2003 15:34:03 +0000, dan prisk wrote > On Friday 09 May 2003 10:36, jon wrote: > > Would my success with mandrake suggest that I need a newer version of > > pcmcia-cs or something? Do you think it's worth trying to install > > the Debian "testing" release? > > Can I ask which network card you were using again? I > recently had massive problems getting the TRENDnet TE100- > PCBUSR pcmcia card to work. The upshot of which seems to be > that despite pcmcia-cs saying it supported it it actually > didn't... Still haven't got around to getting this to work > though as time constraints meant I did almost exactly as you > (except I gave up on Gentoo and went with RH8 instead). I'm > almost 100% convinced I know how to do it now though. > > There's a brief article I wrote on this on my site [ > http://dan.chronosfear.org.uk ], under the writing section > (which is behind the pen pic). It might be of some use if > you're using the same card... Well it's not the same card (it's a CNet CNF401), but it's a similar problem. Trouble is, seeing as it Just Worked with Mandrake 9.1, it's tempting not to spend lots of time trying to get it to work on Debian! However, I will have a nose in the pcmcia config file on my Mandrake install when I get home tommorow - maybe I could just copy and paste the relevant section (or the whole file?) into a Debian (stable) install, assuming it uses a driver that exists in the standard Debian install. Cheers, Jon PS: Like the front page of your site, Radiohead *ROCK* ;-) -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG Mail majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe list" in the message body to unsubscribe.