Hello, As I see into the SuSE 7.2 Reference manual, for laptops we can define different schemes to be able to boot with different Network configuration. As I understood this chapter, schemes are used with PCMCIA cards. My laptop is an HP OmniBook 6000, and I'm using the 3Com Network interface of the motherboard. I don't think that this interface is manage as a PCMCIA device. Does it make sense to use scheme to be able to get at least two different network definition ? Will it works with my interface ? Thanks for your help. Regards Pascal MiQUET
Can anyone provide a pointer to instruction to get SuSE 7.2 bootdisk working with a PCMCIA Network care - reading the modules from floppy is NOT on, as that is also PCMCIA and can't read anything after the bootdisk... Bloody Toshibas !!! Jon
Pascal , There are two different things: PCMCIA package allows to use "schemes", and so you can change PCMCIA configuration by "cardctl scheme [scheme_name]". Scheme package in SuSE allows you to write different scheme configurations (not just PCMCIA configs).
My laptop is an HP OmniBook 6000, and I'm using the 3Com Network interface of the motherboard. I don't think that this interface is manage as a PCMCIA device.
Does it make sense to use scheme to be able to get at least two different network definition ? Will it works with my interface ?
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