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Subject: Re: 3Com NIC PC-Card on 4.0-20000317-STABLE
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I had this problem with a Compaq Armada E700.
The problem was due to the default memory address of 0xd0000,
pccardd found the PCMIA card after changing the
pccard_mem="DEFAULT" to pccard_mem="0xd4000" in rc.conf
For some reason the system did not like the default of 0xd0000

I hope this helps.

Craig Wilson
National Software Pty Ltd

Jorge Aldana wrote:
> 
> On attempting to insert a 3Com Fast Ethernet PC-Card on an Isperion Dell
> portable with FreeBSD 4.0-Stable I get the following from pccardd when I
> insert my pc-card:
> 
> No card in database for ""("")
> 
> It does not identify it, has anyone seen this problem or know of a
> solution?
> I've copied the sample pccard.conf.sample to pccard.conf and started
> pccardd, I even added a "device 0x1 "ep0" 10" to the kernal config file as
> suggested in a previous attempt by someone to fix this, still same
> result. Also, added PC-Card support in the kernel, the network dongle
> LED's turn on but for both 10 and 100 base-t.
> 
> Can anyone help!
> 
> Jorge
> 
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