[RULE] Second attempt via FTP on Toshiba Satellite 115CS

[Michael Fratoni]

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On Sunday 06 April 2003 12:28 pm, Da Worm wrote:
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> >Did you hear any 'beeps' when you ran /scripts/pcmcia.sh?
> >Was there any useful diagnostic output?
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> I believe so.  I'm having to type this, so I might make a mistake, but
> I think these are the important lines (leaving off the date/time
> cardmgr[357] bits):
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> socket 0: NE2000 Compatible Ethernet
> executing: "modprobe 8390"
> + insmod: 8390.o: no module by that name found
> modprobe exited with status 1
> module /modules/net/8390.o not available

This shows just how little I know about PCMCIA devices...
I wouldn't have expected that module for a pcmcia device. It is included 
on disk2, but that doesn't really help much.

> executing: "modprobe pcnet_cs"
> + insmod: pcnet_cs.o: no module by that name found
> modprobe exited with status 1
> module /modules/pcmcia/pcnet_cs.o not available
>
> I found the pcnet_cs.o file, it is on the PCMCIA disk, but it appears
> that the script is looking in the ram disk, not on the PCMCIA disk.  I
> couldn't find the 8390.o file, but that doesn't mean it isn't there.
>
> Maybe this is the clue needed?

I'm looking through my scripts trying to see what changes I made, and 
where. It looks like there may be an older copy of the pcmcia scripts 
somewhere in this mess.

It does appear to be looking in the wrong place for the modules.

Give me a few minutes, and I'll see if I can track this down.
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