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The only significant messages I get form dmesg are:
Feb 20 21:05:04 JMA64 kernel: psargs-0352: *** Error: Looking up
[Z005] in namespace, AE_NOT_FOUND
Feb 20 21:05:04 JMA64 kernel: search_node 0000010037e05c30 start_node
0000010037e05c30 return_node 0000000000000000
>>>Matt T. <Matt(a)boons.net> 02/20/05 8:52 pm >>>
On Monday 21 February 2005 01:07, jm macip wrote:
>Yes, I have corrected config.opts and also added the memory areas
>reported by Windows. I also added the PCI bridge memory area.
>In windows the card is reported as a OPTi 82c861 PCI to USB open Host
>Controller using memory D04FE000-D04FEFFF, should I add this mem area
to
>config.opts?
Why not, give it a try.
After what Pascal reported about his card using memory and ports
different
from what lspci reported it would not surprise me.
However please be aware that we could help you much better if you would
answer
more clearly about what you find in /var/log/messages or as dmesg
output.
Did you see my questions?
If there would be indeed No messages, as you said earlier, then PCMCIA
would
not even start to try to talk to the card, and then adjusting the memory
and
port range would not help, the PCMCIA code would not get started.
I have a modem card, when I insert it, then kde freezes. Until I take it
out
again. After that kde works fine again. When I close down the memory /
port
ranges then it does not get recognized, but PCMCIA starts and gives some
output. May be I just have not found the winning port / memory range for
it.
This just to demonstrate you that PCMCIA can work for some cards, and
for
others not (yet). In order to understand if you have such a not working
card,
your clear report of /var/log/messages or as dmesg output might be
helpful.
Also, have you seen my post that I need to kill and restart cardmanager
before
any card gets recognized. (I did not test yet if that is true for older
kernels, or only for the latest ones which I have installed currently.
As far
as I remember it was not like that for the kernels current 2 or 3 months
ago.
HTH,
Matt
>Thanks in advanve.
>Josep Maria Macip
>
>>>>Matt T. <Matt(a)Boons.net> 20/02/2005 16:46 >>>
>
>On Sunday 20 February 2005 03:09, jm macip wrote:
>>I'm sure PCMCIA is working
>
>PCMCIA on AMD64 might be working for some cards, but may be not for
>all.
>
>I understand that you already corrected your config.opts file using the
>output
>of lspci, correct?
>
>However if one card works that does not mean that all can work. Every
>card
>uses a different memory range / port range to talk to your system. I
>assume
>that some cannot use the memory / port range offered by amd64 64bit
>systems.
>
>Also different cards / different functions use different parts of the
>PCMCIA
>code. network cards and modem cards use different modules of the PCMCIA
>
>package. Some parts might work better than the others.
>
>>>>>Andreas Jaeger <aj(a)suse.de> 19/02/2005 20:49 >>>
>>
>>jm macip <jmmacip(a)gsei.net> writes:
>>>No messages! card is not recognized!
>
>Nothing in /var/log/messages? Nothing at all? Nothing about anonymous
>
>memory? Nothing about unable to access memory?
>
>Ususally there is something showing that PCMCIA understood there is
>something
>to do for it, it wakes up, checks, and if it does not recognize what is
>going
>on there usually is a message. And as far as I've seen, if a card does
>not
>get identified, the PCMCIA code seems to try the memory_cs module,
>which does
>the output listed above.
>
>Also, type dmesg in a konsole window, after you inserted the card.
>Look at
>the last lines of the output. There should be something. Is it?
>
>>Really nothing at all? Search the archives of this list, could be
>
>the
>
>>PCMCIA issue we discussed several times,
>
>yes, not all cards could get to work, and some need dirty workarounds
>(as
>postet here this and last month)
>
>>Andreas
>
[snip]
>
>>>>>>Andreas Jaeger <aj(a)suse.de> 19/02/2005 15:15 >>>
>>>
>>>jm macip <jmmacip(a)gsei.net> writes:
>>>>Hi all:
>>>>I recently bought a Vodafone 3g pcmcia card but i'm unable to
>
>make
>
>>>it
>>>
>>>>work.
>>>>I have followed the steps stated in this how-to
>>>>http://www.pharscape.org/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=28
>>>>
>>>>but I get stuck beacause cardctl doesn't identify the card. (it
>
>is
>
>>>>currently working with my Wl-110 wireless card)
>>>
>>>What is the output of /var/log/messages?
>>>
>>>Andreas
>
>HTH,
>Matt
>
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Yes, I have corrected config.opts and also added the memory areas
reported by Windows. I also added the PCI bridge memory area.
In windows the card is reported as a OPTi 82c861 PCI to USB open Host
Controller using memory D04FE000-D04FEFFF, should I add this mem area to
config.opts?
Thanks in advanve.
Josep Maria Macip
>>> "Matt T." <Matt(a)Boons.net> 20/02/2005 16:46 >>>
On Sunday 20 February 2005 03:09, jm macip wrote:
> I'm sure PCMCIA is working
>
PCMCIA on AMD64 might be working for some cards, but may be not for
all.
I understand that you already corrected your config.opts file using the
output
of lspci, correct?
However if one card works that does not mean that all can work. Every
card
uses a different memory range / port range to talk to your system. I
assume
that some cannot use the memory / port range offered by amd64 64bit
systems.
Also different cards / different functions use different parts of the
PCMCIA
code. network cards and modem cards use different modules of the PCMCIA
package. Some parts might work better than the others.
> >>> Andreas Jaeger <aj(a)suse.de> 19/02/2005 20:49 >>>
>
> "jm macip" <jmmacip(a)gsei.net> writes:
> > No messages! card is not recognized!
Nothing in /var/log/messages? Nothing at all? Nothing about "anonymous
memory"? Nothing about "unable to access memory"?
Ususally there is something showing that PCMCIA understood there is
something
to do for it, it wakes up, checks, and if it does not recognize what is
going
on there usually is a message. And as far as I've seen, if a card does
not
get identified, the PCMCIA code seems to try the memory_cs module,
which does
the output listed above.
Also, type "dmesg" in a konsole window, after you inserted the card.
Look at
the last lines of the output. There should be something. Is it?
>
> Really nothing at all? Search the archives of this list, could be
the
> PCMCIA issue we discussed several times,
>
yes, not all cards could get to work, and some need dirty workarounds
(as
postet here this and last month)
> Andreas
>
Andreas,
is SuSE working with the PCMCIA guys to get a better amd64 support in
PCMCIA,
or is SuSE doing something to have yast do a better configuration of
config.opts at install time with SuSE 9.3?
If SuSE does nothing I would try to find the time to report the issue
to the
PCMCIA code owners, but I'm probably too short of time for working it
out.
It would be great, and also great for SuSE, if amd64 and PCMCIA would
work out
of the box with SuSE 9.3, but I can understand if amd64 notebooks would
be
too small a market to invest time in it. Just let us know, please.
> >>>> Andreas Jaeger <aj(a)suse.de> 19/02/2005 15:15 >>>
> >
> > "jm macip" <jmmacip(a)gsei.net> writes:
> >> Hi all:
> >> I recently bought a Vodafone 3g pcmcia card but i'm unable to
make
> >
> > it
> >
> >> work.
> >> I have followed the steps stated in this how-to
> >> http://www.pharscape.org/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=28
> >> but I get stuck beacause cardctl doesn't identify the card. (it
is
> >> currently working with my Wl-110 wireless card)
> >
> > What is the output of /var/log/messages?
> >
> > Andreas
HTH,
Matt
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I'm sure PCMCIA is working
>>> Andreas Jaeger <aj(a)suse.de> 19/02/2005 20:49 >>>
"jm macip" <jmmacip(a)gsei.net> writes:
> No messages! card is not recognized!
Really nothing at all? Search the archives of this list, could be the
PCMCIA issue we discussed several times,
Andreas
>>>> Andreas Jaeger <aj(a)suse.de> 19/02/2005 15:15 >>>
> "jm macip" <jmmacip(a)gsei.net> writes:
>
>> Hi all:
>> I recently bought a Vodafone 3g pcmcia card but i'm unable to make
> it
>> work.
>> I have followed the steps stated in this how-to
>> http://www.pharscape.org/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=28
>> but I get stuck beacause cardctl doesn't identify the card. (it is
>> currently working with my Wl-110 wireless card)
>
> What is the output of /var/log/messages?
>
> Andreas
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Okay, I'm getting an odd feeling. I'm finding discrepancies between load
media.
Here's the situation.
Two machines.
A P4 at work
An AMD64 at home.
A couple of weeks ago, I loaded both boxes via the internet available
code (not the eval, but the full load).
On both boxes, I had a problem printing. There was nothing wrong, and no
errors, they just wouldn't print.
Then I bought the boxed set of Suse 9.2 Professional. (I like to do my
part to support my distro of choice).
I grabbed the CDs and took them to work to load the P4.
I loaded the AMD64 at home from the DVD.
The box at work now prints just fine.
The box at home doesn't. It exhibits the same behaviour as it did from
the net load.
I have also noticed differences in the packages included. Some seem
missing from one media to the other (more oddness).
So, I got the thought that maybe, there's an odd problem with the DVD
version, and thought I'd try loading the CD version on my AMD64.
When the load first started it issued the warning:
"You are about to load a 32 bit operating system on a 64 bit machine"
What's up with that?!?!
I backed out of the install until I could research this a little further.
Is it REALLY going to load the 32bit version, or can you select the
64bit version a little further into the load?
I have to admit that these kind of discrepenacies between media from the
same disro/version/BOX is disturbing.
I'm looking for any insights anyone can offer on this. Has anyone else
had the opportunity to load from all 3 sources, and found differences?
Thanks in advance!
-Ric
No messages! card is not recognized!
>>> Andreas Jaeger <aj(a)suse.de> 19/02/2005 15:15 >>>
"jm macip" <jmmacip(a)gsei.net> writes:
> Hi all:
> I recently bought a Vodafone 3g pcmcia card but i'm unable to make
it
> work.
> I have followed the steps stated in this how-to
> http://www.pharscape.org/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=28
> but I get stuck beacause cardctl doesn't identify the card. (it is
> currently working with my Wl-110 wireless card)
What is the output of /var/log/messages?
Andreas
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I am using Unicode in a C++ program and found out that wchar_t uses 4
bytes instead of 2 bytes, which would be sufficient.
Probably wchar_t is defined as int for 64 bit platforms, I haven't
looked it up in the header file yet.
Is there any chance to downsize wchar_t to unsigned short?
Detlef
Greetings all.
I've just built a new box, and installed Suse-AMD64.
Needless to say, it has a couple of problems that I could use some help
with.
I'll do this with a couple of threads, so I don't get them crossed up.
I'll start with the set-up
Suse 9.2 AMD 64
AMD Athlon 64 3600+
ASUS A8N-SLi Deluxe mobo
1 GB Corsair XMS DDR 400 memory
2x 12gb Maxtor 120gb SATA hd
Sony CD-RW DVD ide (reader)
Plextor PX-712SA DVD-RW SATA
BFG GeForce 6800 GT OC
Problem #1
I can't get it to recognoize the Plextor SATA DVD burner. At all.
The box is multi boot, and I've burned DVDs with that drive in WinXP,
but it doesn't even show up in hwinfo under Suse 9.2
I've checked the Hardware Compatability list from the Suse site, and it
was unclear about this drive.
Does anyone here have any experience with the Plextor SATA DVD Burner?
(the PX-712sa to be specific)?
I could really use some pointers on whether or not this drive is even
supported.
Thank you in advance (I'll approach the second problem in a different
thread).
-Ric
Hi all:
I recently bought a Vodafone 3g pcmcia card but i'm unable to make it
work.
I have followed the steps stated in this how-to
http://www.pharscape.org/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=28
but I get stuck beacause cardctl doesn't identify the card. (it is
currently working with my Wl-110 wireless card)
Any help will be apreciated1
Thanks in advance,
Josep Maria Macip
I've been trying to get mplayer32bit working under 9.2 on an amd64. I
found this on a previous thread:
from Joergen Pihlflyckt:
"
I took the source for MPlayer, and compiled _both_ 32-bit and 64-bit
executables :-)
32-bit is compiled like this:
linux32 ./configure --as='as --32' --cc='cc -m32'
make
make install
Then rename /usr/local/bin/mplayer to something like mplayer-32, and
compile a
64-bit version like this:
./configure --with-x11libdir=/usr/X11R6/lib64 --enable-gui
make
make install
"
but I can't get the 32 bit to play any 32bit codecs, I run into a
distorted screen. It also doesn't install the gui for X and when I try
that it tells me that GTK is required (of course I only have the 64bit
GTK stuff installed)... I do have all the codecs installed
in /lib/codecs
Yast is setup to install the Packman files and I can select the i686
version, but it won't isn't playing the 32bit encoded files either.
I now see that I have messed up the number of installs ...
/usr/bin/mplayer
/usr/local/bin/mplayer
Should I just delete all these and start again from source?
Hi all:
I recently bought a Vodafone 3g pcmcia card but i'm unable to make it
work.
I have followed the steps stated in this how-to
http://www.pharscape.org/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=28
but I get stuck beacause cardctl doesn't identify the card. (it is
currently working with my Wl-110 wireless card)
Any help will be apreciated1
Thanks in advance,
Josep Maria Macip
