[ale] no love from PCMCIA

[Fulton Green]

Congrats. If it helps you out any, the new 2.4 kernel has a driver called
"yenta" that you'll want to use instead of "i82365". My NIC just started
working with that driver, so it must be good to go. :)

For a Quicken substitution, try out gnucash or gnofin from from the Red Hat
6.2 Powertools distro (avail. through FTP or CD) or download their source
directly ( http://www.gnucash.org/ and http://gnofin.sourceforge.net/ ,
respectively). Both of them have some sort of Quicken import capability.

On Wed, Oct 11, 2000 at 11:50:13PM -0600, Cade Thacker wrote:
> Doug...you rule!  I was running 3.1.8(i think), so i went out and got
> 3.1.21.  Loaded it up poof, I am now emailing you from a telnet session on
> my new Linux Laptop.  Now if I can only get a Linux Version of Quicken, I
> could be totally off Windows.
> 
> --cade
> 
> "Burn your tv in your yard, and gather round it with your friends,
> and warm your hands upon the fire and start again" --Toad the Wet Sprocket
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> On Thu, 12 Oct 2000, Douglas Bridges wrote:
> 
> > I would upgrade your PCMCIA card services from sourceforge. I am running a
> > Thinkpad A20M with a linksys PC Card (model PCMPC100) and it works like a
> > champ with the newest drivers.
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