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From: Gordon Tetlow <gordont@bluemtn.net>
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Subject: how do I eject cards with newcard?
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I'm using newcard (cardbus) and I have a little problem that since pccardd
doesn't start (can't find /dev/card0 (I'm using DEVFS)), I can't really
hot swap pc cards. On the few occasions that I have ripped a card out,
it's not been pretty. My system looks solid. So now that we have newcard,
how do I safely eject pccards?

-gordon


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