From: Rik F. <fa...@al...> - 2005-06-19 17:12:14
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When I power up with a compact flash memory card in the cfstix and run "/etc/init.d/s30pcmcia start", cardmgr thinks there is no card in the slot. cardctl eject/insert do not help. cardctl status/info/etc. show an empty slot. I already moved S30bluetooth, and I edited out the memory_cs references in the cardmgr configuration (to stop the error message when trying to load that driver). If I then, with the power on, remove and insert the card, cardmgr will detect it and will load the ide_cs driver, as expected. At this point, I can reboot, and when I start s30pcmcia, all is well -- the card is detected and cardmgr eventually loads the ide_cs driver. There is no need to physically eject and reseat the card. If I cycle the power, then I'm back to the first state. I tried this with several CF cards, and with the latest svn build. Is anyone else seeing this? Is there a workaround? Thanks, Rik. |
From: Craig H. <cr...@gu...> - 2005-06-20 19:04:14
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On Jun 19, 2005, at 10:12 AM, Rik Faith wrote: > When I power up with a compact flash memory card in the cfstix and run > "/etc/init.d/s30pcmcia start", cardmgr thinks there is no card in the > slot. cardctl eject/insert do not help. cardctl status/info/etc. > show > an empty slot. I already moved S30bluetooth, and I edited out the > memory_cs references in the cardmgr configuration (to stop the error > message when trying to load that driver). Are you first unloading the MMC driver (or disabling it in /etc/ modules before rebooting)? C |
From: Rik F. <fa...@al...> - 2005-06-20 22:10:53
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On Mon 20 Jun 2005 12:03:39 -0700, Craig Hughes <cr...@gu...> wrote: > On Jun 19, 2005, at 10:12 AM, Rik Faith wrote: > > When I power up with a compact flash memory card in the cfstix and run > > "/etc/init.d/s30pcmcia start", cardmgr thinks there is no card in the > > slot. cardctl eject/insert do not help. cardctl status/info/etc. > > show > > an empty slot. I already moved S30bluetooth, and I edited out the > > memory_cs references in the cardmgr configuration (to stop the error > > message when trying to load that driver). > > Are you first unloading the MMC driver (or disabling it in /etc/ > modules before rebooting)? Yes. I have noticed that it only fails with the audiostix attached. If I remove that, then the cf card is recognized after a power cycle, without needing to reseat it. |