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>>   With IBM ThinkPad600.  ``sio1'' was disabled in BIOS
>>   and irq 3 was free (also not listed in dmesg), I think.
>>   But I could not use irq 3 for PC-Card with new(PIOCSRESOURCE
>>   ioctl enabled) pccardd.
>
>Uhm - doesn't this mean that we somehow have a bug in the kernel?  It sounds
>like we should either fix the bug or have some kind of quirk entries, not
>add an option to ignore all information we have...

  After this, I checked BIOS setting. irq 3 was used for internal
modem....sorry.  
  May I remove -I option from pccardd?

sanpei


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