 | | | Question about wireless option in kernel customization | Question about wireless option in kernel customization 2004-01-30 - By zhang ping
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It is the third time to ask this question. Because of some reason, I can
not receive the mail from shrike-list@(protected) untill today. So will you
please answer my question again?
Sorry to bother you again. Something is wrong with my old mail account. So
I send the question again. thanks ping
Hi, I got a problem in compile kernel for wireless card. My kernel is
2.4.20-8. I download pcmcia-cs-3.2.7 from
sourceforge.net. My step is : 1. compile linux kernel. According to the
O'Reilly Network's " Recipe for a Linux 802.11b Home Network ", I just
disable PCMCIA
support by set CONFIG-PCMCIA to "n". (In fact, I read several documents,
and most of them advice to turn the CONFIG-PCMCIA off)
2. when new kernel is ok, I build pcmcia-cs, and restart the kernel. When
I run /etc/rd.d/init.d/pcmcia to check the status, it said module
yanka-sock is not found. All I know is that yanka-socket is for cardbus.
When I turn off CONFIG-PCMCIA, it is also turned off. But I thinks
pcmcia-cs should build this module. Is there some additional options should
be set to start it? thanks ping
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