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From: "Brian Morgan" <bmorgan@netgainis.com>
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Subject: Xircom REM56G10/100
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Good morning,
I spent last night digging through the archives trying to see if this
card has been fixed in CURRENT.
Does any one know the status of the fix?
It is the 'CIS is to long -- truncating' error.

I am about to try out the OLDCARD kernelconf and see if that takes care
of the problem, but I just wanted to check before I started merging my
conf with the OLDCARD one.

Thanks,
Brian Morgan.