>I am new to Linux so please be easy on me. :)
>I have a pcmcia card reader in my desktop and during the install I >am
>asked to place a disk in for pcmcia support. I have read the manual >and
>can't find any reference as to how to make this disk? Or is is asking >for
>a disk from the mfg. of t
John,
Officially it is called a supplemental disk. It contains PCMCIA and SCSI
support. The files could also be find on the RedHat CD if you are using
that. But it has to be copied to a disk if you want to install PCMCIA
during installation. Or you may install PCMCIA afterwards. Hope
On 19-May-98 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am new to Linux so please be easy on me. :)
> I have a pcmcia card reader in my desktop and during the install I am
> asked to place a disk in for pcmcia support. I have read the manual and
> can't find any reference as to how to make this disk? Or is i
On 16 Apr, average@.wantree.com.au wrote:
> regarding pcmcia support I have checked the rpm and the pcmcia is installed
> I have edited the /etc/sysconfig/pcmcia
> but when i type ntsysv there is nothing there re pcmcia at start up
> i can type /etc/rc.d/init/d/pcmcia start and i get starting pcmc
Anyone know where I can find a bus mouse card...? I had one but sold it with an old
system last year. Called everywhere, no-one even knows what it is...
Getting my system ready for RH5.0 install and trying to change my old ATI card which
is on the not so compatible list, with one that is, but
average@.wantree.com.au wrote:
>
> regarding pcmcia support I have checked the rpm and the pcmcia is installed
> I have edited the /etc/sysconfig/pcmcia
> but when i type ntsysv there is nothing there re pcmcia at start up
> i can type /etc/rc.d/init/d/pcmcia start and i get starting pcmcia
> ser
William Wise wrote:
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> Thanks for using NetForward!
> http://www.netforward.com
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> Hi! Another Newbie question...
>
> During my RH5.0 install the system never mentioned anything about installing
> or configuring PCMCIA support altho
On 15 Apr, William Wise wrote:
> Hi! Another Newbie question...
>
> During my RH5.0 install the system never mentioned anything about installing
> or configuring PCMCIA support although the install was done on a laptop that
> supports these devices. Do I need to install this manually from an RP
I remember that with the RH4.2 install it did ask you whether or not you
needed PCMCIA support. I installed 5.0 too on my laptop and I don't
remember if it asked or not (I assume it didk) but I did not have to do
any extra configuring. If it does ask, then it within' the first few
questions it a
