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From: Nate Williams <nate@sri.MT.net>
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Subject: Re: Anyone using 3Com 3c589 (PCMCIA)?
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> 	I've got a lap-top with 3c589. I set up the card for IRQ 10 and
> I/O 300h. After I recompiled the kernel, it still does not recognize
> it.

Are you using 'card-services' under DOS to configure it, or are you
using the 3COM configuration utility (w/out card-services loaded) to
save the settings on the card?

You must do the latter until the PCCARD support is better integrated.
I've used the 3C589[BC] cards under FreeBSD w/out problems on 4
different laptops, so it *should* work.

Also, did you note that IOMEM.  Under DOS it's not mentioned, but in the
3COM utility you can see it by looking at the 'card stats' or something
like that.

If you need more help, send me private email.


Nate