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In message: <1085740037.40b71405d6ea5@hysteria.sk>
            "..dusan." <skrat@hysteria.sk> writes:
: hi there.. can somebody tell me why my 5.2.1 system completely halts everytime
: I insert card into my notebook's PCcard slot..? do I need to recompile 
: kernel.. if yes what do I need to reconfigure..? thanks.

This is typically a resource allocation problem.  -current has many
(all?) of these bugs fixed.

Warner