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> Well, if it worked with the 589 entry, would I be sending this mail?  8-}

You never know. :)

> All I get is this
> 
> 	pccardd[30]: Resource allocation failure for 3Com Corporation
> 	pccardd[30]: Reason: CIS not found

Try 'pccard -d' and see what the output is.


Nate