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From: Joe Foley <foley@MIT.EDU> To: "andrew m. boardman" <amb@mit.edu> Cc: bugs@mit.edu In-Reply-To: <200310150943.h9F9hhZm011238@pothole.mit.edu> Content-Type: text/plain Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Message-Id: <1066230094.16826.0.camel@quickstation-senior-house.mit.edu> Mime-Version: 1.0 Date: Wed, 15 Oct 2003 11:01:36 -0400 I think I discovered the problem. The PCMCIA controller appears to have suddenly died. *sigh* Joe On Wed, 2003-10-15 at 05:43, andrew m. boardman wrote: > >[...] > >What were you trying to do? > > Reinstall rhlinux on my sony pcg-F390 laptop. > > (I've done this before a while ago, and didn't have issues) > > Now when I try to install, it goes tot he driver phase and fails > > to recognize any of my network cards. (linksys PCMPC200, Orinoco Gold, > > 3Com 3c589cs) > > Do you know what version of the installer you were using, then and now, > and which network device you originally used? The current install CD has > both the 3c589_cs and sis900 drivers, and should in theory work with > either. (It should also have the orinoco drivers, but due to a rather > stupid bug I've just found, it doesn't.) > > Various useful logging happens via the #3 and #4 virtual terminals during > the install; it might also be helpful to look at this output (hit Alt-F3 > or Alt-F4 once the fancy coloured screens come up) to see if there are > any obvious errors being reported, and to see what modules were tried. > > If the above doesn't shed any light on it, could I get access to the > machine at some point? > > Finally, as a practical matter, if your hardware worked with an older > version of the install media, you can still use that to reinstall, > although I'd still like to find the root of the problem. (Also note that > backwards compatability with older media is *not* to be relied on, though > we do try.)
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