[Re: [ltp] Problems with IBM EtherJet cardbus]

[Christopher Clark/Boulder/IBM]

We've got a TP600X (5EU) running w/ an IBM EtherJet Carbus nic, but only at
10 Mb.  Cary, can you respond to the above reply list with the config.opts
and network.opts files?

Thanks,
Christopher




Paul Barrett <Barrett@stsci.edu> on 07/18/2000 09:14:12

Please respond to linux-thinkpad@www.bm-soft.com

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Subject:  Re: [Re: [ltp] Problems with IBM EtherJet cardbus]



Bob Barrett writes:
 > Hi There,
 >
 > I (for the first time) am also trying to get the Linux
 > Ethernet ont the IBM TP up and running :-(
 > I'm also using the EtherJet CarBus 10/100 on a TP600.
 > Also, I'm using andrake 6.5 (all updates applied).
 > I upgraded to the latest pcmcia-cs version and
 > as per Mandrake support am using the new tulip_cb
 > driver. The card seems to be recognized properly
 > but it also does not work properly. The instructions
 > simply say...
 > "Edit the /etc/pcmcia/network and /etc/pcmcia/network.opts files
 > to match your needs"
 >
 > After going through the HOW-TO's and various other links
 > to docs, etc. I also see that there is a cs89x0_cs driver
 > that is said to work.

Thank for this info.  I'll try to look into it.

 > It's all quite mind numbing. Paul, if you have a working
 > setup, can you attach the relavent entries in you network
 > and network.opts files?

My network.opts file is fine.  I'm using DHCP for network access.
Currently, I've borrowed a 3Com card and am using it for network
access until I can find the time to investigate and correct the
problem with the EtherJet card.  I've had no problems with the 3Com
card, so my network setup is correct.

The problem is either with the tulip_cb driver or the dhcpcd daemon
which is used to establish the connection.  Once the connection is
established, the ethernet card appears to work OK.

 -- Paul

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