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From: Michael Kennett <mike@laurasia.com.au>
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Subject: pccard disruptions : how did it go?
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Hello All,

I've just scoured the archives, and found a thread from late October 1999
titled:
    Massive pccard disruptions to continue

So, have these disruptions continued? And what is the current status with
pccard support in the kernel?

I've noticed that a few files still contain the PCCARD_MODULE macro - in
particular, the dev/pccard/if_xe.c Xircom driver.  I'm interested in getting
the if_xe.c driver to work under -current (12-Dec sources).  I'd be interested
in any ideas on how to convert the old if_xe.c driver to the 'newbus' code.
(I'm not familiar with either the old PCCARD_MODULE, or the newbus code.)

Regards,

Mike Kennett
(mike@laurasia.com.au)


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