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From: Jose Gabriel J Marcelino <gabriel@maquina.com>
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Replyoing to myself :)

I've managed to find an unused IRQ and I sucessfully attributed it to the pcic device for it's management IRQ. 

Now everything works perfectly, so there's really some trouble with the polling mode on this notebook.

Anyway, this is very very good! Thanks to everyone who helped making this stuff possible :)

Gabriel

> I decided to try Wireless LAN and I got a Cisco Aironet 340 PC Card along with
> the PCI version for the desktop machine.  On the desktop machine everything went
> very well, but on the notebook I have a big problem:
> 
>  Whenever I insert the Aironet PC Card the machine stops accepting further
> input. However the kernel is still working since I can ping the machine over the
> regular ethernet, and it still accepts socket connections but it does not fork
> the needed process. The keyboard is dead, but I can see kernel messages on the
> screen, like the ICMP bandwith control warning, etc.
> 


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