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> > Actually, it works with the pccard daemon and if_ep if you can figure
> > out how to use it.  The PAO distribution contains the most current
> > documentation for it, but you can try 'man pccardd' and 'man pccardc'.
> 
> Oddly enough, my system (2.2-GAMMA-970310) didn't seem to come with
> a man page for pccardc .

Hmm, maybe I forgot to add the pccard stuff to the Makefile.  Nope, it
turns out there isn't any manpage.  Type 'pccardc' and you get a usage
message which should help.


Nate