Cell Phone User Manual

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After you have unpacked the device driver package, you can begin the compilation.
1. Copy config.mk.orig to config.mk.
2. Edit the config.mk to match your system. It is important that all the directives in
config.mk are correct. Otherwise the device driver may not work or may not even
compile.
Syntax of the file:
LINUX = /usr/src/linux This is the location of the Linux source code
OS_RELEASE=2.4.16 Kernel version for module installation
ROOTDIR=/ Root directory for kernel module and tool
installation
SMAC2=d211fw.bin Firmware for the radio card
3. When the config.mk is correct, compile the device driver by issuing the command
'make all'. If the compilation succeeds, nokia_cs.o appears in the src directory. If the
compilation is not successful, check again the config.mk for possible errors. It is
possible that the device driver does not compile to your system. In that case you
should use one of the setups that Nokia has used in developing the device driver.
4. If you are installing the device driver for the first time, issue the command 'make
config_install' to install the default configuration. If you have previously installed the
device driver and do not want to override the previous setup, you need not do this.
5. Issue the command 'make install' to install the device driver. It installs the kernel
module and the userspace utilities. You may need to restart your PCMCIA system
before using the device driver.
If you need to compile the device driver more than once, it is recommended that you issue
the command 'make clean' before another build is made. This procedure ensures that the
object files from a previous build are recompiled and no version mismatch will occur.
Note: If the device driver does not compile to your system, try one of the setups
listed in the section.
4. CONFIGURING THE DEVICE DRIVER
The configuration file that needs to be edited is /etc/pcmcia/nokia_cs.opts. It defines what the
radio card should do at startup. Currently only the WLAN connection can be activated when
the radio card is inserted. For GSM functionality, see chapter 4.4.
Note: GSM and WLAN functionality cannot be used at the same time.