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Subject: Want to use two PCCards on a laptop
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Greetings again. I want to use a laptop as a router under 4.10. I 
have two PCcards that it recognizes, but when starting up, after 
connecting to the first card, I get the message:
    pccard0: Can no attach more than one child.
So, is this a limitation in the kernel that I can fix with a 
re-build? Something in one of the config files that I haven't figured 
out? Something that is fixed in 5.3? Or... ?

--Paul Hoffman