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From: "Arun Welch" <welch@anzus.com>
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Subject: Creating a new pccard.conf entry
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What's the best way to debug the format of a pccard.conf entry? I just
picked up a CompactFlash GPS card with a PCMCIA adapter, and I'd like to
see if I can get it working. Inserting it reports a type as "CF-CARD"
"GENERIC". 

...arun