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Not sure if this should go against kernel or kernel-pcmcia-cs. When I insert my new Cisco 340 wireless network card, the pcmcia config tells it to look for airo.o and airo_cs.o, which are missing. I did a locate, and found that the man pages for these modules *are* being installed. There's also a aironet4500 (several modules -- _card, _core, _proc, _cs) which belongs to the kernel, and which *may* work with this card, but seems completely undocumented. Either pcmcia needs to be configured to look for this driver (if it is the replacement to airo), or else the airo.o and airo_cs.o need to come from somewhere.
"airo" is the old name for the aironet4500 driver. We need to change this in the kernel-pcmcia-cs scripts.
This defect is considered MUST-FIX for Florence Release-Candidate #2
Created attachment 10621 [details] Updated /etc/pcmcia/config file for airo cards
Please test the attached config file to see if it fixes your problem
I will this afternoon/evening.Thanks!
Works. However, ejecting card without stopping it causes a hang (in one case, a kernel panic, in another, it just sat there). Is this a known thing with this card? I can live with stopping it manually if I have to.
Further issues: 1) it keeps dumping register dumps to the console and logs (once every 10 seconds or so), making both the console and the logs pretty much unusable: b<3>bap entered with err or busy bit set 6000 Command awc_command_TX , result: Success, at memblk 1f7(RID UNKNOWN) , offset 0 eth0 aironet register dump (bunch of numbers follow) 2) it doesn't seem to actually bring up the network automatically, even though I've uncommented and set the appropriate things in wireless.opts. If I do "ifup eth0" myself, it comes up fine.