On Tue, 2003-12-09 at 05:37, James Cope wrote: > Hello, > > I was wondering if anyone here can help. I am trying to get PCMCIA > support working on a board that is very much like the AMD DB1100. Can > anyone confirm if PCMCIA works on the DB1100? I do not have access to > one at the moment. > > I am using the linux_2_4 tagged kernel from CVS with the > pcmcia-cs-3.1.22 card services package. I have applied the 64bit_pcmcia > patch to both the kernel and card services code and I have part of the > PCMCIA system running. I can use the `cardctl' utility to detect the > presence of PCMCIA cards successfully, however the `cardmgr' daemon > fails to bind to a socket. > > I have a SanDisk Compact Flash card that I'm trying to access. cardmgr > correctly detects this as an ATA/IDE Fixed Disk and calls `modprobe > ide_cs.o' which is loading okay. If you get the latest 2.4 kernel, the driver is in drivers/ide/legacy and it's called "ide-cs", not "ide_cs". What version of 2.4 are you running? > cardmgr then reports the error ``get > dev info on socket 0 failed: Transport endpoint is not connected'' > (ENOTCONN). Sounds familiar, I think. Sounds like mismatch in the driver name and the pcmcia config file. If your driver is named ide_cs, the "devinfo" inside the driver is set to "ide_cs" and that string won't match an "ide-cs", which is probably what your pcmcia config file has... I'm guessing. Pete > I can supply more detailed logging and status information if needed, > but for now I'm wondering if this path has been trodden before? I have > searched through the linux-mips mail archive, but I have only been able > to confirm the state of Au1500 PCMCIA support. > > Regards, > > James Cope > > >
