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> I think that you need ath (and ath_hal) in your kernel, or you need to
> kldload if_ath.

OK, I did not try it before, being sure it will not work!

I have just loaded the module, and the Link light on the card is now ON,
but ath0 has not appeared in the ifconfig output. Then I unloaded the
module (and it disappeared from kldstat), but the light is still ON. Is it
the problem with pccard, or with the ath driver?

Is it safe to remove pccard while it has the light ON?

Thanks,
Alex