On Fri, Oct 29, 1999 at 02:05:53PM -0700, Chris Kees wrote: > > If I bypass the pcmcia network configuration by > commenting out the network parameters and putting ifup eth0 in the > start_fn (similarly ifdown in stop_fn) then the network gets configured > correctly, and I can start and stop card services repeatedly. This is as expected for a Red Hat installation; it is mentioned in the PCMCIA-HOWTO, also. > To get pcmcia to cooperate with apm I had to put sleep 10 before and > after the calls to /etc/rc.d/init.d/pcmcia stop(and start) in the > apmd_proxy script. I could not get cardctl eject and insert to work with > apm--eject worked, but I had to manually remove the card and reinsert it > after I did a resume. The tulip_cb driver currently doesn't handle suspend and resume events. I did try to fix this once, but there was something tricky about the power-up sequence that I couldn't get to work right. The driver startup code is somewhat convoluted, because it is written to handle a lot of different card variants. -- Dave |
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