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From: Huidae Cho <hdcho@unix.knu.ac.kr>
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Subject: PCMCIA make system hang
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I have a Libretto 110CT and 3C589ET lan card.
If notebook boots without any card, it cannot recognize any card 
when i insert a card into slot later.

Should i insert cards, which i want to use later, into slot when boot?
Huh, if then, i can use only two pccards after one boot.

And i boot with card inserted, it recognize card.
But commands in /etc/pccard.conf like

	insert echo Card inserted
	insert pccard_ether ep0
	remove echo Card removed
	remove ifconfig ep0 delete

are not executed after removal and reinsertion.

By the way, strangely, insert commands execute only at boot time.

System hangs when i remove recognized card and reinsert the same card
and when resume.

Only way to use lan card is 'BOOT W/ CARD INSERTED, THEN NEVER REMOVE IT NOR
HIBERNATE NOTE'

What's going on inside my note?


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