-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Jarrod,
That it was hanging at that point had nothing to do with the card, but rather the controller. A pc card is to the slot what a hard drive is to the IDE controller. It was hanging because it wasn't able to talk to the controller properly. Don't know about the memory card. Sorry. The only thing I use pcmcia for on this laptop is a 3Com 3c589C network card, which works just fine with the bios set to cardbus. Ian On Tuesday 11 February 2003 05:57 pm, Jarrod Major wrote: > Hey guys, > > Okay went into BIOS, there was in fact a setting for specifying the PCMCIA > connection type. I took of off auto and set it to CardBus. I saved and > rebooted and it did in fact get past the PCMCIA kernel module this time. > Kari's system is now sitting happily at SuSE tour screen. Thanks again guys > for your help. That was realtively painless. I'll have to file that one > away. > > I can only assume now that it will not accept a true PCMCIA card, or will > it. The reason I ask is that she sometimes has a PCMCIA memory card adapter > for SmartMedia or something from work that she plugs in. It won't be the > end of the world if she can't use that card anymore. > > Also, I'm not sure why it hung at this kernel module even with the card out > of the laptop? -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.0.7 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQE+SawPSiY+RXI7JS4RAoyTAKCoSq+TTHtXUT1NEOFZf1wk+E+bvgCgiTIs OFSlcR+nTxmLy/ozM4+j1ro= =zuAO -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
