Thanks David, for all your work and your quick response. p. 12 of the PCMCIA HOWTO does show how to get the CBEM56G to work on system startup. I replaced the pcmcia-3.1.19 default /etc/pcmcia/network.opts with the Redhat-specific version on this page, and now the card works on powerup without requiring any additional tweaks. The suspend/resume behavior is still not optimal. I must eject the card before resuming in for it to resume properly. If I do not physically eject the card before resuming, then I get the error: cs: socket 0 timed out during reset Trying to do a software resume at this point with 'cardctl resume' yields the error ioctl(): Device or resource busy I get the same error when I use 'cardctl eject' before physically ejecting the card. Fortunately, I have found that physically ejecting then reinserting the card in such situations does work without first issuing the command 'cardctl eject'. However, I am not sure this is safe! Any ideas on fixes to this suspend/resume behavior? |
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