Re: system hangs after "cardctl eject"

Good Morning,

> Ok then; just asking to make sure you don't have an NFS mounted
> directory in your path or something lame like that.  No offense
> intended, but I get some pretty dumb bug reports.

:o)
I had this problem a while ago. Back then I was using NFS mounted file system. 
So I blamed it on that.
Yesterday I tried again to use WaveLAN. By now I have working boards with JFFS2 
file system...

>>I have a kernel driver for a status led. That is blinking along until I do 
>>"cardctl eject", then it stops and blinks again after pulling out the 
>>card...
> This sounds like the system is wedged in an interrupt handler.
Hmm...

>>>How about if you just do 'ifconfig eth1 down' yourself, rather than
>>>doing the 'cardctl eject'?
>>Does not help. Still the same.
> So you're saying that JUST doing 'ifconfig eth1 down' wedges your
> system?

No. What I was trying to say, was :
"ifconfig eth1 down" shuts down the interface. Everythings is working fine. 
Blinking LEDs. Network. Console.
But when I then do "cardctl eject" the system hangs...

Thanks,

Steven



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