@Chero:
How do you set up Spectrum 24 card (using the symbol sp24 firmware)? It goes undetected in my setup. It finds Ambicom (using orinoco_cs), but fails to bind the driver.
Do you have orinoco_cs kernel module? It is missing in /lib/modules/2.6.21 on my 860, although orinoco.ko is there.
Can you set hardware system clock? I installed zaurus-hardware-support but when hwclock -w it reports:
RTC_RD_TIME: Invalid argument
ioctl() to /dev/rtc to read the time failed.
Thanks.
I'll try to answer these this evening (left my C1000 at home).
I guess I haven't tried the spectrum on the C1000 yet (not sure, I'm sure there's only one I've tried but I can't remember which one).
Chero.
When I plug the spectrum in orinoco, spectrum_cs and hermes are loaded.
Then I can just set it up as eth1.
I have orinoco_cs, but it doesn't load for the spectrum.
hwclock -w gives no errors.
Chero.
Good news!!
The key to get the system clock and the network card working is installing the
udev package.
Because the fresh install is Etch, the system can only take the Etch package. I attach it here for the newbies who may be looking for it.
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Make sure that it is
-4 and not _4 in the fileanames before installing.
To install:
dpkg -i /PATH/FILENAMESAfter installing udev, reboot and now hwclock -w works!
For my Symbol Spectrum 24 wifi cf, it is set to eth0. Just plug and play!
Remember to add a line
allow-hotplug eth0 above the "iface eth0" line in
/etc/network/interfaces to enable hotplug & auto-connection.
Also remember to do
/etc/init.d/networking restart to let the new setting take effect.
Now my C860 is apt-get dist-upgrading to Lenny ...
[EDIT]
Now the swap partition also mounts upon booting! (udev does the trick again)