![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
Oh, joy...
I fired up the eSlate and proceeded to coldly, calmly, rationally, delete PCMCIA support. This turns out to be a bad idea, considering that my network card is a PCMCIA card.
So, I reinstall the support, but doubtless, there's more to restoring the card than just that, as I now have no eth0. Wunnerful. Like I have time to spare to dig into my Linux docs. But, I suppose I'll have to, if I want to save the info on the machine (the alternative would be to copy it onto floppies... yuck!)
Did 20 pages of tables today. I've got 54 pages left. Nobody told me a due date, but I suspect it's Real Soon Now.
That'll teach me to try to multitask with only half a brain.
Cheers...
So, I reinstall the support, but doubtless, there's more to restoring the card than just that, as I now have no eth0. Wunnerful. Like I have time to spare to dig into my Linux docs. But, I suppose I'll have to, if I want to save the info on the machine (the alternative would be to copy it onto floppies... yuck!)
Did 20 pages of tables today. I've got 54 pages left. Nobody told me a due date, but I suspect it's Real Soon Now.
That'll teach me to try to multitask with only half a brain.
Cheers...