Messages in this thread | | | From | Ben Hoskings <> | Subject | Re: 2.6.0 yenta_socket eats kernel time on Toshiba Laptop | Date | Tue, 18 Nov 2003 19:24:10 +1000 |
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On Sun, 16 Nov 2003 10:11 am, Ben Hoskings wrote: > Thanks for the reply, Andrew. > > > > Attepting a modprobe on any of the other PCMCIA bus drivers gives a > > > 'device not found' error. > > > > > > Under 2.4, the PCMCIA bus uses the i82365 module, which works > > > perfectly. Under 2.6, it appears that the related driver has been > > > moved to the yenta_socket module (It's a ToPIC100 Controller; see dmesg > > > below). > > > > Have you tried disabling i82365 in kernel config? > > All the PCMCIA options are configured as modules, and when I modprobed > yenta_socket, the only one already loaded was pcmcia_core. Disabling in the > kernel config won't make a difference here will it? > Anyone else have any suggestions on what I could do to start debugging this problem? I don't like to ask again, but I figure this is too good a chance to miss. I'd like to get my laptop working with 2.6, sure, but more importantly a problem like this that affects hardware I own is the perfect chance for me to poke my head into the kernel sources and start learning. ;)
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