Error: unknown bus 'pcmcia'

Error: unknown bus 'pcmcia'

[David Jaquay]

I'm getting this message ("Error: unknown bus 'pcmcia'") in my dmesg
on boot of my new 2.6.11 kernel.  I searched archives of this list,
and saw mention of upgrading udev (I'm on 045).  I was wondering:

1) I'm running Gentoo, and udev 045 is the latest stable release. 
Should I move into testing territory for this?

2) I'm getting a message below the "unknown bus" of "irq 11: nobody
cared!"  Are these related, and if so, will upgrading udev fix the
"nobody cared" message?  The end result of this seems to be that my
pcmcia network card has stopped working, whereas it works fine under
my 2.4 kernel.

Thanks,
Dave


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Re: Error: unknown bus 'pcmcia'

[Kay Sievers]

On Fri, 2005-04-01 at 21:31 -0500, David Jaquay wrote:
> I'm getting this message ("Error: unknown bus 'pcmcia'") in my dmesg
> on boot of my new 2.6.11 kernel.  I searched archives of this list,
> and saw mention of upgrading udev (I'm on 045).  I was wondering:
> 
> 1) I'm running Gentoo, and udev 045 is the latest stable release. 
> Should I move into testing territory for this?
> 
> 2) I'm getting a message below the "unknown bus" of "irq 11: nobody
> cared!"  Are these related, and if so, will upgrading udev fix the
> "nobody cared" message?  The end result of this seems to be that my
> pcmcia network card has stopped working, whereas it works fine under
> my 2.4 kernel.

That isn't udev related. We don't handle IRQ's. :)
There happened a lot of changes to pcmcia recently. Would be nice, if
you could try out the lastest -mm version of the kernel and see if that
shows the same behavior. If you still get the same, you may want to ask
the pcmcia maintainers for help.

Good luck,
Kay



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