I am using Pcmcia.generic V425.J on a laptop with a Cirrus Logic CL6729
PCMCIA/PCI bridge. Intermittently the machine will crash with a interrupt
handler faulted console message followed by ‘kernel fault ldt 1e8 fault e+2’
I can force a crash at any time by ejecting a network card (3COM 3CCE589ET)
I am using QNX4.25, the problem occurs if I do or do not use the -3 option
when running the Pcmcia driver (for PD6729 on PCI buses >-33MHz)
Is there a more recent driver that works ?
I got the driver from in 1999 from a UK QNX distributor who are no longer
your distributor. I’ve put up with the problem for quite a while but would
like to sort it out once and for all. Driver details 61060, Sep 27 1999
Hugh Brown <hsbrown@qnx.com> wrote in message
news:Voyager.020612122809.50G@node90.ott.qnx.com…
Previously, Ray Threadgould wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
I am using Pcmcia.generic V425.J on a laptop with a Cirrus Logic CL6729
PCMCIA/PCI bridge. Intermittently the machine will crash with a
interrupt
handler faulted console message followed by ‘kernel fault ldt 1e8 fault
e+2’I can force a crash at any time by ejecting a network card (3COM
3CCE589ET)
You should slay the driver before ejecting the card. What version of the
driver are you running? sin ver output would help. How did you get the
version of Pcmcia.generic, as it doesn’t report via sin ver’? An
‘ls -l /bin/Pcmcia.generic’ would also help.I am using QNX4.25, the problem occurs if I do or do not use the -3
option
when running the Pcmcia driver (for PD6729 on PCI buses >-33MHz)Is there a more recent driver that works ?
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Previously, Ray Threadgould wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
I am using Pcmcia.generic V425.J on a laptop with a Cirrus Logic CL6729
PCMCIA/PCI bridge. Intermittently the machine will crash with a interrupt
handler faulted console message followed by ‘kernel fault ldt 1e8 fault e+2’I can force a crash at any time by ejecting a network card (3COM 3CCE589ET)
You should slay the driver before ejecting the card. What version of the
driver are you running? sin ver output would help. How did you get the
version of Pcmcia.generic, as it doesn’t report via sin ver’? An
‘ls -l /bin/Pcmcia.generic’ would also help.
I am using QNX4.25, the problem occurs if I do or do not use the -3 option
when running the Pcmcia driver (for PD6729 on PCI buses >-33MHz)Is there a more recent driver that works ?
Sent latest drivers via e-mail.
Previously, Ray Threadgould wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
I got the driver from in 1999 from a UK QNX distributor who are no longer
your distributor. I’ve put up with the problem for quite a while but would
like to sort it out once and for all. Driver details 61060, Sep 27 1999
Hugh Brown <> hsbrown@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:> Voyager.020612122809.50G@node90.ott.qnx.com> …
Previously, Ray Threadgould wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
I am using Pcmcia.generic V425.J on a laptop with a Cirrus Logic CL6729
PCMCIA/PCI bridge. Intermittently the machine will crash with a
interrupt
handler faulted console message followed by ‘kernel fault ldt 1e8 fault
e+2’I can force a crash at any time by ejecting a network card (3COM
3CCE589ET)
You should slay the driver before ejecting the card. What version of the
driver are you running? sin ver output would help. How did you get the
version of Pcmcia.generic, as it doesn’t report via sin ver’? An
‘ls -l /bin/Pcmcia.generic’ would also help.I am using QNX4.25, the problem occurs if I do or do not use the -3
option
when running the Pcmcia driver (for PD6729 on PCI buses >-33MHz)Is there a more recent driver that works ?
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Thanks for the drivers, unfortunately the Net.ether589 can not find the
card. I notice that the IO port must be specified. Can’t find the port
address as pin cis etc… does not give any info at all. Any suggestions ?
Hugh Brown <hsbrown@qnx.com> wrote in message
news:Voyager.020612141415.50I@node90.ott.qnx.com…
Sent latest drivers via e-mail.
Previously, Ray Threadgould wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
I got the driver from in 1999 from a UK QNX distributor who are no
longer
your distributor. I’ve put up with the problem for quite a while but
would
like to sort it out once and for all. Driver details 61060, Sep 27 1999
Hugh Brown <> hsbrown@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:> Voyager.020612122809.50G@node90.ott.qnx.com> …
Previously, Ray Threadgould wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
I am using Pcmcia.generic V425.J on a laptop with a Cirrus Logic
CL6729
PCMCIA/PCI bridge. Intermittently the machine will crash with a
interrupt
handler faulted console message followed by ‘kernel fault ldt 1e8
fault
e+2’I can force a crash at any time by ejecting a network card (3COM
3CCE589ET)
You should slay the driver before ejecting the card. What version of
the
driver are you running? sin ver output would help. How did you get the
version of Pcmcia.generic, as it doesn’t report via sin ver’? An
‘ls -l /bin/Pcmcia.generic’ would also help.I am using QNX4.25, the problem occurs if I do or do not use the -3
option
when running the Pcmcia driver (for PD6729 on PCI buses >-33MHz)Is there a more recent driver that works ?
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Further to last email, the problem is with Pcmcia.generic not Net.ether589
which works fine with the old Pcmcia driver.
Ray Threadgould <microcon@globalnet.co.uk> wrote in message
news:aek6ce$frf$1@inn.qnx.com…
Thanks for the drivers, unfortunately the Net.ether589 can not find the
card. I notice that the IO port must be specified. Can’t find the port
address as pin cis etc… does not give any info at all. Any suggestions
?Hugh Brown <> hsbrown@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:> Voyager.020612141415.50I@node90.ott.qnx.com> …
Sent latest drivers via e-mail.Previously, Ray Threadgould wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
I got the driver from in 1999 from a UK QNX distributor who are no
longer
your distributor. I’ve put up with the problem for quite a while but
would
like to sort it out once and for all. Driver details 61060, Sep 27
1999
Hugh Brown <> hsbrown@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:> Voyager.020612122809.50G@node90.ott.qnx.com> …
Previously, Ray Threadgould wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
I am using Pcmcia.generic V425.J on a laptop with a Cirrus Logic
CL6729
PCMCIA/PCI bridge. Intermittently the machine will crash with a
interrupt
handler faulted console message followed by ‘kernel fault ldt 1e8
fault
e+2’I can force a crash at any time by ejecting a network card (3COM
3CCE589ET)
You should slay the driver before ejecting the card. What version of
the
driver are you running? sin ver output would help. How did you get
the
version of Pcmcia.generic, as it doesn’t report via sin ver’? An
‘ls -l /bin/Pcmcia.generic’ would also help.I am using QNX4.25, the problem occurs if I do or do not use
the -3
option
when running the Pcmcia driver (for PD6729 on PCI buses >-33MHz)Is there a more recent driver that works ?
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I would then suggest that you try the new pccard software on
http://developers.qnx.com
Previously, Ray Threadgould wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
Further to last email, the problem is with Pcmcia.generic not Net.ether589
which works fine with the old Pcmcia driver.Ray Threadgould <> microcon@globalnet.co.uk> > wrote in message
news:aek6ce$frf$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
Thanks for the drivers, unfortunately the Net.ether589 can not find the
card. I notice that the IO port must be specified. Can’t find the port
address as pin cis etc… does not give any info at all. Any suggestions
?Hugh Brown <> hsbrown@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:> Voyager.020612141415.50I@node90.ott.qnx.com> …
Sent latest drivers via e-mail.Previously, Ray Threadgould wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
I got the driver from in 1999 from a UK QNX distributor who are no
longer
your distributor. I’ve put up with the problem for quite a while but
would
like to sort it out once and for all. Driver details 61060, Sep 27
1999
Hugh Brown <> hsbrown@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:> Voyager.020612122809.50G@node90.ott.qnx.com> …
Previously, Ray Threadgould wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
I am using Pcmcia.generic V425.J on a laptop with a Cirrus Logic
CL6729
PCMCIA/PCI bridge. Intermittently the machine will crash with a
interrupt
handler faulted console message followed by ‘kernel fault ldt 1e8
fault
e+2’I can force a crash at any time by ejecting a network card (3COM
3CCE589ET)
You should slay the driver before ejecting the card. What version of
the
driver are you running? sin ver output would help. How did you get
the
version of Pcmcia.generic, as it doesn’t report via sin ver’? An
‘ls -l /bin/Pcmcia.generic’ would also help.I am using QNX4.25, the problem occurs if I do or do not use
the -3
option
when running the Pcmcia driver (for PD6729 on PCI buses >-33MHz)Is there a more recent driver that works ?
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