kernel-2.6.* Anonymous Memory

[Thomas Moritz]

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Hello,
sorry, my english is very bad:-(

For my job, i have many SRAM-Cards from type:

"MF3513-LYCAT01-G" (512Kb)

This cards i can wonderfull read and write with kernel 2.4 and 
"pcmcia-external" of my old machine.

For my new laptop, i must use kernel 2.6 and i can't see a way to 
connecting this cards. The last kernel is 2.6.9-bk5.

My settings are:

## /eth/pcmcia/config

card "Anonymous Memory"
  anonymous
  bind "pcmciamtd"

device "pcmciamtd"
  class "memory" module "pcmciamtd"


## /etc/pcmcia/config.opts

module "pcmciamtd" opts "mem_type=1"

The output from /var/log/messages:

Nov  2 19:42:38 laptop cardmgr[2312]: socket 0: Anonymous Memory
Nov  2 19:42:38 laptop kernel: pcmciamtd: PCMCIA Flash memory card 
driver $Revision: 1.51 $
Nov  2 19:42:38 laptop kernel: pcmciamtd: mtd0: 64MiB PCMCIA Memory 
card
Nov  2 19:42:38 laptop cardmgr[2312]: executing: './memory start 
mtd0 2>&1'
Nov  2 19:42:38 laptop cardmgr[2312]: + expr: too few arguments
Nov  2 19:42:38 laptop cardmgr[2312]: + Try `expr --help' for more 
information.
Nov  2 19:42:38 laptop cardmgr[2312]: + mknod /dev/mtd0c0c c
Nov  2 19:42:38 laptop cardmgr[2312]: + mknod: when creating special 
files, major and minor device
Nov  2 19:42:38 laptop cardmgr[2312]: + numbers must be specified
Nov  2 19:42:38 laptop cardmgr[2312]: + Try `mknod --help' for more 
information.
Nov  2 19:42:38 laptop cardmgr[2312]: + expr: too few arguments
Nov  2 19:42:38 laptop cardmgr[2312]: + Try `expr --help' for more 
information.
Nov  2 19:42:38 laptop cardmgr[2312]: + mknod /dev/mtd0c0b b
Nov  2 19:42:38 laptop cardmgr[2312]: + mknod: when creating special 
files, major and minor device
Nov  2 19:42:38 laptop cardmgr[2312]: + numbers must be specified
Nov  2 19:42:38 laptop cardmgr[2312]: + Try `mknod --help' for more 
information.
Nov  2 19:42:38 laptop cardmgr[2312]: + mknod /dev/mtd0a0c c 4
Nov  2 19:42:38 laptop cardmgr[2312]: + mknod: wrong number of 
arguments
Nov  2 19:42:38 laptop cardmgr[2312]: + Try `mknod --help' for more 
information.
Nov  2 19:42:38 laptop cardmgr[2312]: + mknod /dev/mtd0c c 8
Nov  2 19:42:38 laptop cardmgr[2312]: + mknod: wrong number of 
arguments
Nov  2 19:42:38 laptop cardmgr[2312]: + Try `mknod --help' for more 
information.
Nov  2 19:42:38 laptop cardmgr[2312]: + mknod /dev/mtd0a c 12
Nov  2 19:42:38 laptop cardmgr[2312]: + mknod: wrong number of 
arguments
Nov  2 19:42:38 laptop cardmgr[2312]: + Try `mknod --help' for more 
information.

You can help? Thanks!

regards th.moritz at gmx.de

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