This page has some information it, although you may have seen it already: http://pcmcia-cs.sourceforge.net/ftp/README-2.4
One of the key things on that page is that CONFIG_PCMCIA must be disabled in the 2.4 kernel config in order to compile the PCMCIA modules the old way. I haven't tried what you want to do for 2.4 (I'm using the 2.4 kernel drivers for PCMCIA). If you install the Debian pcmcia-source package, the README file in the debian directory of that source tree gives some build information also. Tom Osamu Aoki wrote: > > Hi, > > Does anyone know howto compile 2.4 kernel with PCMCIA driver from > pcmcia-cs source. This is needed to get my old 486DX2 notebook used as > my gateway moved to 2.4 and get transparent proxy enabled. > > I tried make-kpkg modules-image etc. But no success. > > 2.4 normally uses new PCMCIA support which only (I think) supports new > cardbus interface since it uses "yenta.c" driver in kernel source. > > How can I replace this yenta driver with traditional 2.2 style PCMCIA > module? >
