Dave Aksteter wrote:

> I've been trying to get a laptop up and running with m0n0wall for a few 
> reasons (smaller, less power consumption, etc.)  It's an older Toshiba 
> that I don't have much use for anymore.  Anyway, I've got a Linksys 
> USB10T that works fine with m0n0wall and comes up fine.  However, my 
> 16-bit PC Card 3Com 3C574-TX doesn't seem to do anything.
> 
> I've checked the pccard.conf file in mfsroot and I see that nothing but 
> wireless cards are listed in there.
> 
> What do I need to modify to get this 3Com working in m0n0wall?  Or 
> should I just save myself the trouble and get another USB ethernet 
> adapter?  Will the bandwidth of a single USB bus with two ethernet 
> adapters on it be enought to support a 256/3000 cable connection or am I 
> asking for trouble?
> 
> Thanks in advance for any help
> 
> 
> DMA
> 
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What you could do pretty simple, is add the standard pccard.conf from a 
FreeBSD install. You could either do this on-the-fly with exec.php and 
then killing the pccard daemon, or you could build it into the image itself.

For your comfort, I've put the /etc/default/pccard.conf for a standard 
4.9-RELEASE online at http://dwaalspoor.org/pccard.conf.

Cheers,

Michael