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midori support for hpna and (modified 0 times) gvardi Profile I am trying to create a midori version that will support the hpna adapter. It will take me some time to build an environment, however so far I found the linux drivers (for anyone with a ready environment...) see http://www.homepna.org/support/faqs.html#FAQ6 Good luck to everybody! 09-01-2002 12:51:49

RE:midori support for hpna and (modified 0 times) chaezewhiz Profile | Email Gvardi-   Yeah, those are the drivers I'm looking at. I don't have any HPNA GCT's, but I can get an   image together for you guys to test. The only problem is that I'm on a contract with   Boeing out in Cali and my GCT's are sitting on my desk in Orlando (hence my site's   sad uptime record).   Anyway, I'm using vmware on my laptop to create midori images.   Hopefully, I can create a virtual GCT session to at least test the fact that the image   boots. -chaeze Miracle in a Can 09-02-2002 22:32:01

RE:midori support for hpna and (modified 0 times) gvardi Profile Some good new (I think), I successfully created an image than contains a compiled kernel with hpna driver. The image includes the il.o file. Right now, I am still working on initialization, configuration and the testing on the gct connected to xp box.. Updates will followed, as the story develops. 09-13-2002 14:14:24

RE:midori support for hpna and (modified 0 times) gvardi Profile Ok, I can't assign eth0 to the il module, therfore ifup of eth0 failed. Does midori uses modules.conf at all? any ideas? 09-15-2002 15:53:00

RE:midori support for hpna and (modified 0 times) chaezewhiz Profile | Email Good deal!! Have you tried just making the /etc/modules.conf file in the cache/root/etc directory and making an image from that? It should work, since all the modutils are there. -chaeze Miracle in a Can 09-16-2002 18:28:02

RE:midori support for hpna and (modified 0 times) gvardi Profile Yes I did :( I tried to see the feedback with and without insmod il. The results are interesting. the Aliasing between eth0 and il, may work after all. I have no idea though what is going wrong. before running 'insmod il' , after trying 'ifup eth0', I am getting: Operation failed SIOCADDRT: No such device after running 'insmod il' , after trying 'ifup eth0', I am getting: Operation failed SIOCADDRT: Network is down I unpluggend the hpna card, run cat /proc/pci, replugged the card, run cat /proc/pci (again). The unit recognises the hpna card as device no 8 (although it does not write anything about the chipset, or other high level information about the type of card (i.e. hpna something)) I have no idea why it doesn't work. I hope that it is not a bad driver... 09-16-2002 23:35:04

RE:midori support for hpna (modified 0 times) gvardi Profile ok, I used static ip and 'ifconfig eth0 192.168.10.21 netmask 255.255.255.0 up' (192.168.10.20 is my gw). Then I run ifconfig. the good news is that eth0 uses irq 11, which happen to be the hpna card. I was also able to ping myself. unfortunately, only myself. I can't ping the gct from the other computer either. the routing table on the gct looks fine: 192.168.10.0 * 255.255.255.0 U 0 0 0 eth0 Still 'ifup eth0' is returning errors. this time: 'Can't configure a static IP w/o an IP address, a subnet mask, and network specified' (the ip and the subnet were configured, not sure about the network). 09-17-2002 19:35:57

midori is supporting hpna (modified 0 times) gvardi Profile IT WORKS!!!! (with dhcp) I will create a clean version of the hpna mlz package, for public use. Special thanks to chaeze (again...) 09-17-2002 20:28:51

RE:midori support for hpna and (modified 0 times) froseph Profile How is the progress on the mlz package? 10-19-2002 09:23:26

RE:midori support for hpna and (modified 0 times) Dabbith Profile Any luck with the HPNA image? I'd really like to use my extra GCT in my bedroom as an alarm clock, but since I rent, I can't run Cat 5 through the walls. 02-14-2003 09:20:06

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