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> > > Can you hold off a couple of days?  Something you've changed recently 
> > > has broken PCCARD support on my Toshiba, but I haven't been able to 
> > > track it down yet.
> > >
> > > (One killer is that the code now allocates IRQ 11 by default for the 
> > >  pcic, but IRQ 11 is used by "something" else that's not probed.
> 
> A quick followup.  The only other change I've made recently are the
> modem support for certain Cirrus chipsets, the rest need a sysctl to
> enable them or are 'style' changes and/or comment updates.

There's the "low power" bit as well as the modem bit.  I *think* the 
modem bit change fixed the intermittent modem sound output I was 
getting (sometimes it would, sometimes it wouldn't).

> It's gotta be the 'grab the highest IRQ' change.  Do you know what's
> using IRQ 11, so that you can enable the driver for it?

It's the "PCI IRQ", and now you know as much as I do.  It might be the 
USB controller, for which we don't have a driver.  I just know that 
IRQ 11 can't be assigned to a PCCARD and have it work.

FWIW, the kernel that works was built 5th Oct from sources current to 
that day.  I haven't said anything because I wanted to come back with 
real answers rather than unsupportable complaints.

mike