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Date:      Wed, 18 Apr 2001 15:06:17 -0700
From:      "SMITH,DAVE (HP-Roseville,ex1)" <dave_smith4@hp.com>
To:        "'freebsd-questions@freebsd.org'" <freebsd-questions@freebsd.org>
Subject:   WaveLAN IEEE driver over ISA to PCMCIA Adapter Card
Message-ID:  <6BD67FFB937FD411A04F00D0B74FE8787EB5D1@xrose06.rose.hp.com>

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Hello everyone,

I am have a problem with 4.2 FreeBSD release installing a
WaveLAN/IEEE 802.11 Silver card (bought from Lucent) with a
ISA to PCMCIA Adapter (bought from Lucent).

I believe that the problem is related to the ISA to PCMCIA 
adapter card that I am using. 
Here is my configuration....

HP Netserver E-40
200MHZ Pentium Pro
64MB of RAM
2.0GB Hard Disk
ISA to PCMCIA Adapter (bought from Lucent)
WaveLAN/IEEE 802.11 Silver card (bought from Lucent)
PC-100 Extender card (for diagnostics)

The system starts up fine and runs great, I just don't get the 
WaveLAN card to be identified. There are no system crashes or
anything like that. I do get the following errors as a result
of the pccard_enable="YES" which I added to enable Pccard services.

pccardd: /dev/card0 Device not configured.
pccardd: /dev/card1 Device not configured.

I believe that I have got to solve this problem first before moving
any further. As far as I can tell, using the PC-100 Extender Card,
power is never applied to the WaveLAN card. So I don't see how it
can be detected until I can get the power enabled.

I am not sure what the following message means aside from the obvious.

pccardd: /dev/card0 Device not configured.

I believe that it means that the ISA to PCMCIA bridge has not been
configured properly and therefore the /dev/card0 cannot be configured
properly because the system cannot see the PCMCIA bridge setting on
the ISA bus. Any ideas? Perhaps the ISA to PCMCIA bridge is not 
supported on FreeBSD!

I have device isa in the GENERIC configuration file which I copied to
my own file for editing purposes and rebuilt the kernel based on my
copy. I also have device card, device pcic0, device pcic1 and device wi
in the configuration file. All of those things were part of the 4.2 
FreeBSD release GENERIC configuration. Only pccard was not enabled. 
in /etc/rc.conf (I think) The system that I am working with is not
available to inspect to get the exact file name. 

Any ideas?

Dave Smith

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