Hi,
Yes, I read that post. You need to determine what the IRQ and
IO address of your board is currently. Then tell linux about it.
By looking at the current switch settings on your board, use the
tables in the manual to determine what IRQ and IO address the board
is set for. Don't trust anything that says "default" until you have
verified it.
The modprobe command error indicates something is wrong with the
combination of HW/SW.
The mount command will never work until you get this right.
You can always view the system boot text by executing the "dmesg"
command. You will want to look at the IRQs used by other devices
and may have to set your board differently, so it does not use
one of those.
I would post the entire "dmesg" output to the list if you can't
figure out what the "error messages" are from the "normal messages".
I am not sure where to specify these addresses to linux, so you
may want to post that specific question to the list once you do
determine what your current addresses are, and it doesn't look
like any other devices are using the IRQ.
John
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