Question: SIGHUP to cardmgr fixes break, why? 

Forum: PCMCIA Installation and Configuration Issues
Date: 1999, Dec 23
From: Dan dan

Howzit, running kernel 2.0.34, cs 3.0.14 (my vadem 469 won't work with newer cs versions) scenario :   boot = OK   load pcmcia_core, i82365, ds = OK   start cardmgr (wavelan card inserted) socket 0 is seen and treated as anonymous memory. fails with "unable to map card memory..." then :   cardctl eject = OK   kill -HUP `cat /var/run/cardmgr.pid` = OK (rescans)   cardctl insert = OK repeat :   cardctl eject = OK   cardctl insert = OK... Everything works after SIGHUP to cardmgr. Question : How can I get my 'system' to boot in the 'SIGHUP' state to start with? Which module load options would show this kind of effect? I know we're close here... thanks in advance, --danno@mindsong.com

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Ok: Fixed that problem... (jeez) Re: Question: SIGHUP to cardmgr fixes break, why? (Dan) Date: 2000, Jan 16 From: Dan dan

howzit all, In an effort to 'shrink' my system, I 'cleaned' out the last line :   source ./config.opts from my '/etc/pcmcia/config' file... sigh. I now have cause, effect, and a cure. Interesting to note that the cardmgr program acts like it loads (?) this particular file on sig-hup, but not on startup? I'm feeling dumb for having wasted y'alls time... back to real problems! Hope this helps other anal-retentives who like to (over)- clean out cruft! ... thanks for all (dave), --danno

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