I have tried to find such an adapter too, with no luck. It seems that
non-CardBus PCMCIA is a 16-bit bus, and is therefore not directly
compatible with the OHCI and UHCI standards (which are designed around
32-bit PCI). I don't even know if PCMCIA can handle the full 12 Mbps
that USB requires.
I would like to get USB working on my Multia, but I suspect that it
can't do CardBus (its manufacture date predates the CardBus standard by
a few months, IIRC).
Jan Egeriis wrote:
> I have an oooold IBM PS/2e 9533 - the 386/486 machine with max. 16 Mb
> mem and 4 type 2 pcmcia slots.
>
> The box is running redhat kernel 2.4
>
> The PCMCIA controller is an Intel SE82365SL and I think it is NOT
> CardBus compatible.
>
> The small creature is very quiet, and its performance (or what you
> would call it), it fine for my firewall.
>
>
>
> Now I would also like this box to control a "Philips ToUcam Pro"
> webcam and push pictures to my website.
>
> The problem is, that there off course is no USB in this machine from
> 1995. :-(
>
>
>
> Does anybody know whic pcmcia usb adpter I should buy to make this
> setup work ???
>
>
>
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