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Subject: Re: Flash reader in a PCI-PCMCIA adapter not detected
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I don't see any devices with header type 0x02 in this output. You do
not appear to have the PCI-Cardbus bridge installed. Are you sure that
this isn't a proprietary bridge tied to a particular brand of 802.11 card?

BMS