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From: Brian Litzinger <brian@MediaCity.com>
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Subject: almost there with pccard stuff
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When I insert my cards I get

May 13 20:26:32 top cardd[167]: Resource allocation failure for AD PC_CARD

May 13 20:26:00 top cardd[167]: Resource allocation failure for CNet

/etc/pccard.conf:

io      0x240-0x360
# Generally available IRQs
irq     3 10 11
# Available memory slots
memory  0xd4000 96k
memory  0xc8000 32k

#Cardinal MVIP288 Modem
card "AD PC_CARD" "RC288ACL"
        config  0x13 "sio2" 3

#Info Express Combo
card "CNet  " "CN30BC"
        ether   0x110
        config  0x3 "ed0" 10 0x10
        insert  echo InfoExpress Ethernet inserted
        remove  echo InfoExpress Ethernet removed

And the pccardd program seems reasonably pleased with the config.

I had some troubles with the man pages.  For example, the card
line seems to have a third option called 'class' but when I put
it in (say tty, for the modem), the pccardd program complains
about the syntax eventhough it matches the example in the man page.

I'm also not altogether certain which version I should be working
with.  At the moment I'm working with what you get when you
sup -current.

I've been unable to reach the *.jp web site, where several people
have pointed me.

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