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Subject: Device Driver resources
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For a PCMCIA token device driver, I need 2 memory base addresses.
Is there any way to specify 2 mem_base address in the configuration
file? If not, how do I get a kernel virtual  address into which
I can map a PCMCIA memory offset?

Regards,
Krish.