Phillip, Did you compile pcmcia-cs from the tarball or other. I had my SMC8040TX workimg under 2.4.4-4GB until I upgraded to 2.4.10-4GB with 7.3 and nowI can only use 10 MB ECT2 and 3COM 33.6 Modem (was using a 56K before). Any suggestions on getting back to the SMC 10/100 pcmcia card working under, now 2.4.13-4GB would be appreciated. Best Regards, KEith B. PS - It wants to use the axnet_cs driver which fails under 7.3 (2.4.10, 2.4.12, and 2.4.13) Philip Amadeo Saeli <psaeli@Zorodyne.COM> wrote:

I had that same problem with my laptop, a Gateway 9300-CX, when I installed one of Hubert Mantel's 2.4.10 kernels on my SuSE 7.2 system. The only way, other than powering off, that I could exit was to use the sysrq key (which I configured into 2.4.10 test kernels I built while attempting to sort out the problem).

I'm currently running a 2.4.12.SuSE-0 kernel from Hubert Mantel's ftp area and I've had no problems at all with it. BTW, whenever compiling my own kernels from SuSE source, I also have to separately compile and install the ALSA and pcmcia-cs kernel modules so that sound and networking will function. I believe the SuSE 2.4.12 binary kernel RPM also worked.

Phil

On Wed, 31 Oct 2001 21:57:10 -0500, Bernie Gardner <bernie.gardner@verizon.net> enscribed:

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However, when I try to start KDE 2.2, the startup hangs. The console shows the message 'spurious 8259A interrupt:IRQ7', and the cap=lock and scroll-lock indicator lignts flash on and off. This continues 'forever' (I actually let it go all day today as I had to go to work!) The computer is completely locked, and I can't get into a text mode terminal or reboot. The only way to get out is to turn the computer off and endure the fsck process on the next boot.

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The above problems are using the stock 2.4.10 kernel.

-- Philip A. Saeli psaeli@zorodyne.com

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