Date: Tue, 16 Oct 2001 14:16:10 +0930 From: Michael Gratton <mike@vee.net> To: Warner Losh <imp@harmony.village.org> Cc: freebsd-stable@FreeBSD.ORG Subject: Re: "wi0: watchdog timout" on 4.4-R Message-ID: <3BCBBB92.9090205@vee.net> References: <3BCAB5D0.4000005@vee.net> <3BC97369.7050705@vee.net> <200110150302.f9F32e716208@harmony.village.org> <200110160349.f9G3nK728444@harmony.village.org>
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Warner Losh wrote: > > Hmmm... Usually when you get a watchdog timeout, it means that you're > not using the right interrupt. However, I'm assuming that things are > kinda working at this point (since I've seen some watchdogs mean that > the card is just a little slow at responding). > Yeah, it is truly bizzare, everything looks like it should be working. I've successfully set the IP address and SSID, and ifconfig reports that I've attached to the base station, but I can ping not one single host. Is it significant that an inserted card is only recognised if it is in at bootup or if I manually do a `pccardc power 0 1`? > I'm not at all sure what to say about this... > Something did just occur to me. I had ths running under Windows first, and it didn't work with the standard Windows drivers. I had to use Elan's to get it working, and I experienced the exact same problems under Windows that I'm having now - eveything looked like it should be working, but it just *didn't.* The odd thing is, it's can't be a proprietry driver issue because according to Elan, the adapter works fine with the stock Linux PCMCIA drivers. Their Linux support page <http://www.pccard.co.uk/support/plinux.html>; may have some useful information that you can make sense of. I have the "P111" model. Is there any more debug I can get to you? Mike. -- Mike Gratton <mike@vee.net> Leader in leachate production and transmission since 1976. <http://web.vee.net/>; To Unsubscribe: send mail to majordomo@FreeBSD.org with "unsubscribe freebsd-stable" in the body of the message
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