Re: [Plug] PCMCIA problem

[Kyle Burton <mortis@voicenet.com>]

you can check to see if a module loaded with lsmod

the pcmcia script is hitting a pcmcia.conf (or something like that) to
load stuffs for the pcmcia hardware in your laptop, and to determine what
is and what is not loaded.


k

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On Mon, 2 Aug 1999 Vale_Kenny@vanguard.com wrote:

> according to the comments within /etc/rc.d/init.d/pcmcia  usage is pcmcia
> {start|stop|restart}
> I would expect a message to be sent to /var/log/messages, but no such result.
> ->How can I tell if the restart is functioning?
> 
> I did a restart of /etc/rc.d/init.d/network, and got a result of
> Aug 2 16:11:53 frodo modprobe: can't locate module lo:[1-49]
> I realize that this indicates that it can't find the module for lo, but
> -> does this inherently mean that lo is not in the kernel, or could lo be called
> twice?
> In addition, I still do not know, does
> -> lo = loopback adapter or local host?
> 
> 
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