Re: [9fans] Thinkpad 560x, ethernet pc card

Re: [9fans] Thinkpad 560x, ethernet pc card

[Russ Cox]

First, make sure you have

	ether0=type=EC2T

in your plan9.ini.  It shouldn't be strictly
necessary, but let's debug one thing at a time.

One possibility is that the PC Card driver isn't
doing the right thing, and you'd be better off
with the PCMCIA driver.  Try

	pccard0=disabled

in plan9.ini to disable the PC Card driver.  The #Y0
line should change to #y0 on boot.

Assuming things still aren't working, see if you
can find out which I/O ports your ethernet card uses
in some other operating system.  I think the problem
is that both the PC Card controller and the ether
card want to use port 0x300, and when the ether can't
register that port, it simply gives up.

If things still aren't working, try using

	ether0=type=EC2T port=0x320

Russ

Re: [9fans] Thinkpad 560x, ethernet pc card

[Peter Downs]

no luck..

[9fans] Thinkpad 560x, ethernet pc card

[Peter Downs]

The card label has the following details:
Model No: PCMPC100
MQ4FE1500A under the Linksys, FCC, etc logos.

node id: <bar coded>
s/n: <bar coded>

"Ver: C4"  is shown after the serial number, which is the closest thing
to a version number printed on the card label.

During boot,

#Y0: Linksys;EtherFast 10/100 PC Card (PCMPC100 V3);V2.0; ; irq 9,
port 300

Link and activity lights come on, but confignet says no ethernet
card was detected, and there's no /net/etherX

Peter