On Saturday 26 April 2008 15:32, Anne Wilson wrote:
> On Saturday 26 April 2008 13:49, Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
> > Don't see anything relevant (which doesn't mean it's not there). The
> > other places to look would be /boot/config* ("grep PCMCIA" and compare
> > the results), or maybe 'lspci' and/or 'lsusb'. Also /etc/udev/rules.d/*
>
> They are identical. One possible breakthrough, though. On the Live system
> I managed to get the info screen on the connection. It said it was using
> pcnet_cs. This isn't the device name, I guess, but probably a driver or
> chipset? Either way, that should, surely, be traceable to our solution.
>
I've just found this -
Pcnet_cs is a driver for all NS8390-based PCMCIA ethernet cards. It can use
either polled IO or a shared memory window to exchange data with the card.
The driver first tests for a shared memory buffer, falling back on polled IO
if the memory test fails. When this driver is bound to a card, it allocates
the next available ethernet device (eth0..eth#). This device name will be
reported in the kernel log file, and passed on to cardmgr(8).
So - does anyone know which device from the list belongs to the NS8390 group?
Anne
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