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Congrats.   

One quick question - which modem and ethernet cards?

Derek

> 
> I have just a second ago managed to plug first my ether, then my modem,
> then my ether again and finally my modem again into my pcmcia slot,
> and actually get it to work every single time.  :->
> 
> The code still needs some cleanup, but I hope to commit some of it
> already tomorrow.
> 
> The architecture is there, now we just need to clean up the code, and
> add more drivers (only sio & if_ed at this time).  For instance there 
> are a lot of DELAY() calls we need to loose, and power management still 
> needs to be folded in too.
> 
> People interested in working on pcmcia should make sure they are 
> subscribed to hardware@freebsd.org (send email to majordomo!).
> 
> Before you start working on a driver, send an email to hardware@freebsd.org,
> maybe somebody else has some help to offer...
> 
> You can start to look at the current code today in:
> 	src/usr.sbin/pccard
> 	src/sys/pccard
> 	src/sys/i386/sio.c
> 
> Most of the honour goes to Andrew McRae, I'm just debugging this :-)
> 
> Poul-Henning Kamp
>