[ltp] linux activation of ExpressCard devices

Dan Saint-Andre linux-thinkpad@linux-thinkpad.org
Tue, 24 Jan 2012 16:07:09 -0600 

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Colleagues,
    Is there magic to get Linux to activate ExpressCard devices on my
Lenovo
Thinkpad X220t "Convertible" Tablet-PC?

    I have a Belkin, F5U514 ExpressCard/34 Firewire-800 card that I want
to use
to connect a video camera to Linux:
FIRST -- the ExpressCard
NEXT -- the Firewire Device

(heavy sigh & single malt) win-dose has no troubles, but ...

Thanks in Advance,
~~~ 8d;-/ Dan

Linux Mint-12 (Ubuntu 11.10) dual boot win-dose 7.
8 GB ram; i5 CPU

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Colleagues,<BR>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Is there magic to get Linux to activate ExpressCard devices on my Lenovo<BR>
Thinkpad X220t &quot;Convertible&quot; Tablet-PC?<BR>
<BR>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; I have a Belkin, F5U514 ExpressCard/34 Firewire-800 card that I want to use<BR>
to connect a video camera to Linux:<BR>
FIRST -- the ExpressCard<BR>
NEXT -- the Firewire Device<BR>
<BR>
(heavy sigh &amp; single malt) win-dose has no troubles, but ...<BR>
<BR>
Thanks in Advance,<BR>
~~~ 8d;-/ Dan<BR>
<BR>
Linux Mint-12 (Ubuntu 11.10) dual boot win-dose 7.<BR>
8 GB ram; i5 CPU
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