Ubiquity deletes wanted packages
Bug #42662 reported by
Frederik Elwert
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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pcmciautils (Ubuntu) |
Invalid
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Medium
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Unassigned |
Bug Description
Ad the end of the installation process, the espresso installer deletes packages that will be of no use on the installed system. But when I installed Xubuntu beta2 on my Laptop, the package pcmcia-cs was also removed. As a consequence, my pcmcia-WLAN-card did not work after reboot until I reinstalled the package, and the networking was not configured properly.
I am using an old Dell Latitude CS with a Prism card (Siemens I-Gate).
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pcmcia-cs shouldn't be needed any more; this is a kernel or pcmciautils bug. What do 'cardctl ident', 'lspci', and 'lspci -n' say when you run them on the live CD? On the installed system, does running 'pcmcia- socket- startup' help?