stevek wrote:

> dmesg:
> cs: memory probe 0xa0000000-0xa0ffffff: clean.
> airo: Doing fast bap_reads
> airo: BAP setup error too many retries
> airo: MAC could not be enabled
> airo_cs: RequestConfiguration: Operation succeeded

You might have to contact the maintainer. I don't know what would
produce that result.

-- Dave

"stevek" wrote in message
news:slrnc49v88.e3.stevek@godot.onshore.com...
> I am hoping someone out there can help me, as I'm seemingly
> out of options. . . I am running kernel 2.4.25 and am
> desperatly tryin to get a Cisco Aironet 350 card working.
> I have downloaded the pcmcia-cs-3.2.7 and compiled it against
> my kernel source and have tested other pcmcia cards - they
> work fine. I have also uploaded the recommend firmware to
> the aironet card. . . Ok - now the errors:
>
> cardmgr[479]: socket 0: Cisco Aironet 350
> cardmgr[479]: product info: "Cisco Systems", "350\
> Series Wireless LAN Adapter"
> cardmgr[479]: manfid: 0x015f, 0x000a function: 6\
> (network)
> cardmgr[479]: executing: 'modprobe airo_cs'
> cardmgr[479]: get dev info on socket 0 failed:\
> Resource temporarily unavailable
>
> dmesg:
> cs: memory probe 0xa0000000-0xa0ffffff: clean.
> airo: Doing fast bap_reads
> airo: BAP setup error too many retries
> airo: MAC could not be enabled
> airo_cs: RequestConfiguration: Operation succeeded
>
>
> Any help here is greatly appreciated
> TIA -- Steve
>
> --

I got the same problem still unresolved, I will be interested to see if
anyone can solve this.
Where did you get the firmware from? According to Cisco site, the firmware
for the 350 PCMCIA card does not support Linux only Windows.

>
> I got the same problem still unresolved, I will be interested to see if
> anyone can solve this.
> Where did you get the firmware from? According to Cisco site, the firmware
> for the 350 PCMCIA card does not support Linux only Windows.
>
>

According to what I have read you need the approved firmware for the card to
be recognized under Linux. The firmware version is: 4.25.30 -- according to
Cisco. You can find it by using their WIZard at:

http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/Softwar.../wlplanner.cgi

I am still haveing no luck getting this to work . . . As this is not a
Cardbus card, I am now wondering if all things are compiled properly. I
would assume if ISA support or other things were missing, the card wouldn't
be recognized at all. . .

--sjk

--

stevek wrote:
>>
>> I got the same problem still unresolved, I will be interested to see if
>> anyone can solve this.
>> Where did you get the firmware from? According to Cisco site, the firmware
>> for the 350 PCMCIA card does not support Linux only Windows.
>>
>>

> According to what I have read you need the approved firmware for the card to
> be recognized under Linux. The firmware version is: 4.25.30 -- according to
> Cisco. You can find it by using their WIZard at:

> http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/Softwar.../wlplanner.cgi

> I am still haveing no luck getting this to work . . . As this is not a
> Cardbus card, I am now wondering if all things are compiled properly. I
> would assume if ISA support or other things were missing, the card wouldn't
> be recognized at all. . .

Just contact the maintainer, Ben Reed. Everything is compiled properly.

-- Dave