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Subject: Re: IBM TP 760XD and 2.2-STABLE? 
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> From: -Brad, karp@eecs.harvard.edu

> Hello, all.
> 
> I've searched the archives with no luck; apologies if this has gone by
> recently.
> 
> We have an IBM ThinkPad 760XD here in our lab, and I'm interested in running
> 2.2-STABLE on it. But I can't find information about what PCIC the machine
> has on IBM's web site. I've a feeling I read once that this has a newer,
> CardBus PCIC.

If you look at IBM's HW/SW compatability matrix:

	 http://www.pc.ibm.com/us/support/tps/thsmatrx.pdf

you'll find it has the:

	TI PCI 1130  

> The question: any experience with 2.2-STABLE on the 760XD? Will stock
> 2.2-STABLE be enough, or do I need the more recent CardBus/PCMCIA compatibility
> mode patches from Ted Faber?

I'll defer to the experts on the list as to which version(s) will run
on your machine, but I believe the latest version of PAO is being tested
for your chipset.

Daniel Zappala
zappala@cs.uoregon.edu