Correct. The pcmcia_cs package is available from www.sourceforge.com and is kernel-specific. Read /usr/src/linux/Documentation/Changes
On Thursday, March 09, 2000 2:58 PM, Fent, Lee [SMTP:lfent@esker.com] wrote:
I just want to verify that PCMCIA Card support is not a feature of the
Kernel, is this correct? I can't find anywhere to configure it, and I think
it's handled by external features, but I can find PCMCIA under modules on my
current Kernel, so I'm a little jumpy since this laptop is a proven pain to
reinstall on, but I'd like to update the Kernel. Anyone know how pcmcia
support interacts with the kernel?
Thanks in advance,
Lee
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