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From: Richard Elliott <richarde0776@yahoo.com>
Subject: Help with Dell 8K
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I am having trouble using my PCMCIA slots on my laptop
with a PC Card modem I am trying to use.  If I have
the modem plugged in PCMCIA slot before booting up
FreeBSD, the system will lock up during the boot
process at "ppi0: <Parallel I/O on ppbus0".  It will
then sit there until I power down the laptop.    
If I plug the modem in after the system is booted,
then the system will lock-up until I turn the power
off.  
I am running FreeBSD 4.3 Release and the modem I am
using is an Optima 56K PC Card.  I am still pretty new
with FreeBSD so any help is greatly appreciated.  If
any more info is needed let me know what and where I
can find it.  

Rich

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