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Subject: Re: Unrecognized PCMCIA using FreeBSD 4.10 on Gateway Laptop. 
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In message: <004f01c464a9$200e5f80$80371e0a@zeus>
            "Bryce Alexander" <bryce@xanthworld.com> writes:
: I did notice that in the man page for pcic that the 02micro 6912 is not
: on the list of supported cardbus bridges and the warning that the 02
: micro chips may not work well.
: 
:  
: 
: My question is if anyone knows the development status of the 02 micro
: chip support on the pcic, or if there are any patches or workarounds?

is pccardd enabled and running?

There's some changes in -current's newcard that work around issues
with the 02micro, but they haven't been ported to OLDCARD.  Feel free
to port them, I'll commit them if you can test them.

Warner