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Topic: USR PCMCIA card - doesn't work, USR2210

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Modrak

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Posted: Nov. 17 2004,11:00

I tried it woth ndiswraper and no good.
I load the TIACXLN.INF from driver CD bundled with the card. And ndiswraper say that "Device not present"

I tried both PCMCIA slots...putting the card in after/before boot but no sucess

Card works OK with mepis and his acx100 kernel module.Even the 22MBit mode

msuho

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Posted: Nov. 17 2004,16:56

Modrak-

I can only offer the basics:

What's cardctl ident say about the card? does it say its got the acx100 chipset?

If you do an ls -l on /etc/ndiswrapper, is there a directory there for TIACXLN? If so, are there files in in with the right vendor & product id?

Any errors using dmesg?

Now I'm really reaching- Is the .inf file on your disk as recent as the one on the US Robotics site:

http://www.usr.com/support/product-template.asp?prod=2210

There's an old thread on the debian site that claims that D-Link was going to provide Linux drivers for its cards that used this chipset:

http://lists.debian.org/debian-laptop/2003/01/msg00007.html

Good luck- Tell us what happens!

Mark

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