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| On Mon, 18 Aug 2003 06:16:46 -0400, Joost Kremers wrote: > lma wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I installed slackware 9 yesterday on a Dell dimension 4300s pc and I am >> having trouble getting my wireless card to work. The error message I >> get when I run /etc/rc.d/rc.pcmcia start is: >> >> cardmgr: no pcmcia driver in /proc/devices > > i'm kind of guessing here, but it seems you don't have a pcmcia-enabled > kernel. if you do 'cat /proc/devices' you shoud see pcmcia listed there, > but in your case i'm betting it isn't. > > you probably need to recompile your kernel to enable pcmcia, or install > a stock kernel with pcmcia support. > Run: cardctl ident This will give you the manfid of your card. Then, in /etc/pcmcia/config.opts, add a line that looks like this: card "Orinoco Gold" manfid 0x123, 0x123 bind "orinoco_cs" Of course, use the manfid you received from the "cardctl ident" command instead of 0x123, 0x123. Then reboot. I'm sure there's a more "Linux-like" way to make it take effect, but this is the way I know. After that, your card should be detected by the system and given the correct driver. Shawn |
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